Tapestry partners with Climeworks to scale high-quality carbon removal solutions
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Tapestry partners with Climeworks to scale high-quality carbon removal solutions. Mammoth, the world's largest direct air capture and storage plant, is designed for a nameplate capture capacity of up to 36,000 tons of CO[2] per year. // PHOTO: Climeworks February 24, 2026 BY Climeworks Climeworks, a global carbon removal company, and Tapestry, Inc. (NYSE: TPR), the parent company of Coach and kate spade new york, announced a 10-year partnership to support the scale-up of high-quality carbon removal as part of Tapestry's broader decarbonization strategy. The agreement marks Tapestry's first purchase of carbon removals and provides access to Climeworks' most diversified carbon removal portfolio to date. The portfolio includes five engineered and nature-based removal pathways. According to Climeworks, the selection reflects both companies' emphasis on scientific rigor, innovation and long-term climate impact, while also offering co-benefits for land and local communities. Curated by Climeworks' scientific team, the portfolio features projects that accelerate natural mineralization, generate renewable energy with permanent CO[2] storage and capture CO[2] directly from the air. The company says these approaches represent some of the most advanced and scientifically validated carbon removal methods available. Tapestry becomes Climeworks' first North American customer in the...
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