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25/02/2026 – Complete removal across all product ranges

Vaude completes PFAS phase-out

The summer 2025 collection marks the end of Vaude's more than 15-year transition away from PFAS. All product groups are now manufactured without these substances, which are considered harmful to human health.

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“Giving up PFAS was a business decision for us,” says Antje von Dewitz, Managing Director of Vaude. © Vaude

 
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Vaude completes PFAS removal across all product ranges. © Vaude

 
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“Giving up PFAS was a business decision for us,” says Antje von Dewitz, Managing Director of Vaude. © Vaude

 
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