Gomorrah is not the only business exploring compostable fashion. In March, OrthoLite unveiled Cirql, its first EVA plastics-free, recyclable, biodegradable and industrially compostable foam. Made from responsibly sourced" plants and biodegradable materials and manufactured using a zero-waste, chemical-free foaming process, it can be biodegraded into a "nutrient-rich" soil compost or depolymerized and recycled into another midsole of equal quality. OrthoLite, a supplier to brands like Nike, Adidas, Reebok, Puma, Skechers, New Balance and Crocs, said at the time that it was "poised and capable to make a serious dent" in the 20 billion pairs of shoes the industry manufactures annually. In March, it had the capacity to produce approximately 1.8 million pairs per year, while its partners had the capacity to produce enough machines to manufacture an additional 20 million-plus pairs.