Saudi Arabia is making Hajj more sustainable than ever with its latest initiative, The Sustainable Ihram Project

Launched by the Saudi Fashion Commission at the Islamic Arts Biennale, this program transforms discarded Ihram garments into new, sustainable textiles.

A groundbreaking initiative

This groundbreaking effort is a collaboration between the Saudi Investment Recycling Co., eco-fashion leader Tadweem, and textile specialist Sanko Group, working alongside Re&Up to introduce innovative recycling technology.

Eco-conscious religious practices

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By collecting and processing textile waste from Hajj pilgrims, the initiative promotes eco-conscious religious practices and supports Saudi Arabia’s vision for a greener, more sustainable future.

This marks a major step toward a circular economy, proving that even the most sacred traditions can embrace innovation and sustainability.