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Prada Re-Nylon and SEA BEYOND milestones
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- 2019Bag capsule launches
The Re-Nylon collection begins with bags made using Aquafil’s regenerated nylon yarn. Source 1
- 2019SEA BEYOND begins
Prada Group and IOC-UNESCO begin the ocean education project. Source 5
- 2020Collection adds product categories
Prada reports expansion into ready-to-wear, accessories and footwear. Source 2
- 27 June 2023UNESCO announces the proceeds commitment
The partners announce that 1% of proceeds from Re-Nylon Collection sales will support SEA BEYOND. Source 4
- July 2023Contribution applies to designated proceeds
Prada dates the start of the contribution to July and identifies a designated collection. Source 2
- 2026Latest campaign publishes its project terms
The campaign identifies the collection and continues to cite the 1% commitment. Source 6
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Prada Re-Nylon and SEA BEYOND milestones
The timeline combines product releases and programme announcements. The proceeds commitment applies to the designated collection. The cited materials do not report an aggregate euro amount transferred.
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| 2019 | Bag capsule launches | The Re-Nylon collection begins with bags made using Aquafil’s regenerated nylon yarn. | Source 1 |
| 2019 | SEA BEYOND begins | Prada Group and IOC-UNESCO begin the ocean education project. | Source 5 |
| 2020 | Collection adds product categories | Prada reports expansion into ready-to-wear, accessories and footwear. | Source 2 |
| 27 June 2023 | UNESCO announces the proceeds commitment | The partners announce that 1% of proceeds from Re-Nylon Collection sales will support SEA BEYOND. | Source 4 |
| July 2023 | Contribution applies to designated proceeds | Prada dates the start of the contribution to July and identifies a designated collection. | Source 2 |
| 2026 | Latest campaign publishes its project terms | The campaign identifies the collection and continues to cite the 1% commitment. | Source 6 |