NCTO Issues Statement On The Passing Of Rep. Bill Pascrell (D-NJ), Co-Chair Of The House Textile Caucus & A Fighter For American Manufacturing

WASHINGTON, D.C. — August 21, 2024 — National Council of Textile Organizations (NCTO) President and CEO Kim Glas issued a statement today on news of the passing of Congressman Bill Pascrell (D-NJ) this morning.

Statement by NCTO President and CEO Kim Glas:

The entire U.S. textile industry is mourning the loss of Congressman Bill Pascrell (D-NJ), a true leader and advocate for critical manufacturing policies aimed at bolstering the domestic supply chain and confronting ongoing threats from predatory trade practices.

We commend his significant contributions – not just to the U.S. domestic industry — but for American manufacturers and workers everywhere.

Rep. Pascrell had served as co-chair of the House Textile Caucus with Rep. Patrick McHenry (R-NC) since 2013 and was an ardent fighter for the U.S. textile industry and beyond.

In April, Congressman Pascrell championed a bill titled the Import Security and Fairness Act led by Rep. Earl Blumenauer (D-OR) that would exclude all Chinese imports from de minimis treatment, as highlighted in our blog post on a House Ways & Means markup.

He also penned an op-ed with Congressman McHenry highlighting the urgent need to drive investment and for onshoring and nearshoring textile and apparel production and to not weaken the critical U.S. and Central America  Dominican Republic-Central America Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA-DR)..

In addition, he co-sponsored legislation aimed at strengthening the American PPE supply chain which would expand the Berry Amendment to nearly all federal purchases of PPE.

As is evidenced above, Congressman Pascrell took on every policy battle in support of U.S. textiles and manufacturing in general as an unwavering supporter of maintaining and expanding a vital domestic manufacturing chain.  He worked closely with Rep. McHenry on critical textile issues to advance the cause for our domestic industry and its workforce.

He will be missed deeply by the industry and to all who knew him. We extend our gratitude to a manufacturing warrior and express our condolences to the entire Pascrell family and his staff team.

Posted: August 21, 2024

Source: National Council of Textile Organizations (NCTO)

BioMADE Appoints Dr. Jill Zullo As Executive Vice President And Chief Operating Officer

MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL, Minn./ EMERYVILLE, Calif. — August 21, 2024 — BioMADE is excited to name Dr. Jill Zullo as executive vice president and COO.

Dr. Jill Zullo

Zullo is a pioneer in biotechnology commercialization and has spent her career introducing sustainable solutions and products to new bioindustrial markets. At BioMADE, she will drive business execution of BioMADE’s pilot plant network, strategic partnerships, bioeconomic development, external affairs, and business operations.

Zullo joins BioMADE from Cargill, where she spent nearly three decades developing new technologies, from the foods we consume every day to the industrial biotech innovations that will propel us into the future. Most recently, she served as the interim president & CEO of NatureWorks, a Cargill joint venture that led the biomanufacturing development of Ingeo™️ polylactic acid (PLA), a biobased suite of plastics and fibers to replace fossil-based materials. She was instrumental in reimagining the company’s global business operations, driving sales and streamlining organizational structure.

“Throughout my career, I have championed the growth of renewable markets to spur innovation in sustainable biotechnology and drive economic growth in rural regions across the country,” Dr. Zullo said. “At BioMADE, I look forward to applying my expertise in commercialization to continue to strengthen the U.S. bioeconomy. I’m excited to collaborate with eager teams of bioindustrial manufacturing practitioners who share my passion for bringing new and exciting technologies from the lab to commercial scale production.”

Previously, Zullo held the position of global managing director, BioIntermediates at Cargill Bioindustrial, where she built a renewable intermediate business for Cargill from the ground up, structuring creative deals to ensure the commercial development and market longevity of various technologies. In this role, she also spearheaded Qore LLC, a joint venture between Cargill and HELM, a Germany-based chemicals company, for the production and marketing of renewable 1,4 butanediol (QIRATM), which is used for renewable spandex, packaging, and industrial materials. These efforts motivated Cargill to invest $350 million in an Iowa production facility.

“We’re thrilled to be welcoming Dr. Zullo to the BioMADE team,” said CEO Dr. Douglas Friedman. “Her breadth of experience and passion for the industry will take BioMADE to the next level as we build our infrastructure network, support innovative research, and secure America’s leadership in the 21st century bioeconomy.”

Additionally, Zullo currently serves as a board member for Project Scientist, a non-profit that empowers the next generation of women STEM leaders, and Ayana Bio, a biotechnology startup. Zullo earned her B.S. in Biology from the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities and her Ph.D. in Food Technology from Iowa State University.

Zullo joins BioMADE’s executive team, including Douglas Friedman, Chief Executive Officer; Melanie Tomczak, Head of Programs and Chief Technology Officer; Jayne Laiprasert, General Counsel; Rachel Mee, interim Chief Financial Officer; Jack Starr, Chief Manufacturing Officer; and Genya Dana, Chief Strategy and Bioeconomic Development Officer.

Posted: August 21, 2024

Source: BioMADE

ANDRITZ To Showcase Innovative Nonwoven Technologies At CINTE 2024

GRAZ, Austria — August 21, 2024 — International technology group ANDRITZ announces its participation in the upcoming China International Nonwovens Exhibition CINTE 2024. Taking place in Shanghai September 19-21, ANDRITZ will present a range of cutting-edge products and technologies that highlight its commitment to innovation and sustainability in the nonwoven sector (hall 1, booth E01).

LATEST SUSTAINABLE WIPES SOLUTION: WETLACE AXCESS

neXline wetlace designed for flushable wipes

The neXline wetlace aXcess is tailored solution for making high-quality, flushable wipes like baby wipes, personal care wipes, and household wipes. It combines wet forming and hydroentanglement, and is perfect for capacity needs in China and APAC. This solution fits in perfectly with ANDRITZ’s strong focus on sustainability with “FOR THE CHANGE”.

NEW DEVELOPMENT FOR SPUNLACE: NEW PRO 36-100 CROSSLAPPER

New PRO 36-100 crosslapper designed for aXcess crosslapped nonwoven lines

ANDRITZ serves the full range in spunlace line solutions, from low to high capacities. The recent development, the new PRO 36-100 crosslapper, is perfectly designed for aXcess crosslapped nonwoven lines. It can work at speeds of up to 100 m/min and handles fibers from 30 to 100 gsm for making hygiene products. It offers enhanced flexibility and performance, making it suitable for a wide range of nonwoven applications. Like all ANDRITZ crosslappers, it is designed for easy installation in nonwovens production lines, and delivers a remarkable reduction in production costs thanks to the improved regularity, which saves fibers.

Naturally, the company offers a variety of different crosslappers that can be used for high-capacity production of bio-wipes and multi-purpose wipes.

EMPHASIZED TECHNOLOGIES FOR DRYLAID NONWOVEN PROCESSES: CA35 CARD

New CA35 card designed for needlepunch, spunlace, air-through bonding and Wetlace™ CP processes

The latest development in the aXcess range is the CA35 card for high capacities, representing a significant advancement in the production of nonwoven fabrics. Thanks to the improvement of fibers and web handling, CA35 card makes it possible to reach speeds of up to 200 m/min, while keeping the MD/CD ratio. With this improved performance, CA35 card offers a competitive capacity/investment ratio for needlepunch, spunlace, Wetlace™CP and air-through bonding processes.

ANDRITZ’s innovative technologies and solutions not only demonstrate its leading position in the nonwoven and textile industry, but also embody its commitment to environmental protection and sustainable development.

We warmly invite you to visit the ANDRITZ booth at CINTE Hall 1, booth No. E01. The entire team is looking forward to meeting you and discussing how we can help you achieve your business goals.

Posted: August 21, 2024

Source: ANDRITZ GROUP

Cansew Inc. Celebrates 100 Years Of Excellence And Innovation

MONTREAL— August 21, 2024 — Cansew Inc. — a Canada-based producer of industrial sewing threads, dyeing, elastic and accessories — is celebrating a century of innovation and adaptation. These high-performance polyester, nylon and technical threads are sewn into fashion, furniture, geotextiles, and garments for PPE including firefighters’ apparel. Cansew has continuously worked to supply customers with the latest solutions to meet their needs in an ever-changing industry.

“Our industry has grown very significantly over the years, and while other businesses closed or moved away, we have always looked for ways to continue building our success right here,” said Hershie Schachter, president of Cansew.

“We have done that by listening to our customers and seeing opportunity in the development of new techniques, new fibers, and new ways of working that are fit for the times.”

Launching in 1924 as The Canadian Sewing Supply, the company operated a small family-run workshop in Montreal’s Plateau neighbourhood. Today, President Schachter as well as Vice Presidents Mark and Jack Schachter, represent the third generation of family-run leadership overseeing Cansew’s 100-percent Canadian vertical manufacturer, from the production of threads, dyeing, glazing, finishing and winding operations.

Highlights

  • Growth: Today, Cansew has more than 100 employees in five locations — Montreal (head office), Toronto, Winnipeg, Calgary
  • Vancouver – providing world-class products and service everywhere in Canada and internationally.
  • Innovation: With premium quality sewing threads and supplies, Cansew remains connected to its roots while continuously developing new products and cutting-edge materials.
  • Engagement: Cansew is currently implementing a multimillion-dollar modernization and growth strategy to better meet current and future customer needs and is part of the CTIA’s Green Textile Certification program.

Cansew also recently signed onto Canada’s Net-Zero Challenge, which encourages businesses to develop and implement credible and effective plans to transition their facilities and operations to net-zero emissions by 2050.

“Going forward, you can never predict exactly what the future will look like,” said Leslie Schachter, director of Marketing and Strategy. “What is certain is that Cansew will continue to grow and evolve by always building on a tight-knit team that is committed to quality, sustainability, and meeting customers’ needs.”

Posted: August 21, 2024

Source: Cansew Inc.

Changes To Management Board Of Lenzing AG: Rohit Aggarwal New CEO As Of September 1, 2024

LENZING, Austria— August 21, 2024 — The Lenzing Group, a supplier of regenerated cellulose fibers for the textile and nonwovens industries, has changed the composition of its management board. Effective September 1, 2024, Rohit Aggarwal will join the management board as CEO. Stephan Sielaff, outgoing CEO of the company, will leave Lenzing at the end of August 2024 by mutual agreement with the supervisory board.

Rohit Aggarwal

Incoming CEO Aggarwal is a strategic business economist and global leader in the industry, has several decades of experience in leading positions in the textile and chemical industry. Aggarwal has a sound understanding of the strategic development of international markets and the establishment of efficient management teams through global management positions in Europe, the United States and Asia. Thanks to his broad experience in the global textile, non-woven and fiber markets, he is well versed with Lenzing’s core business in all its facets, both in terms of content and geography.

Lenzing Supervisory Board Chairman Cord Prinzhorn said: “This summer, we have managed a highly professional and smooth transition from Stephan Sielaff to his successor. I would like to thank Stephan for his achievements in paving a path of strong improvements during a period of multiple challenges for the company. With Rohit Aggarwal, we have found the right person to manage the ambitious tasks that still lie ahead.”

Stephan Sielaff

Sielaff noted: “Today we see a better Lenzing as a result of the massive efforts of the whole team worldwide in a still highly challenging market environment. I would like to express my greatest respect for all those who accompanied me on my journey in Lenzing — I am convinced that we have laid the foundation for an outstanding future for Lenzing.”

Aggarwal added: “I would like to thank Stephan Sielaff for the careful handover and look forward to working very closely with the Lenzing team in the future. Together with the entire management board and all Lenzing colleagues we will guide the company towards a successful future as a leading player in the sustainable textile industry. However, we must not forget that the markets remain challenging, and we must continue to put all our efforts into the turnaround of Lenzing.”

Posted: August 21, 2024

Source: Lenzing Aktiengesellschaft

Apparel Sourcing Week 2024: Freudenberg Apparel To Showcase Sustainable Innovations In Fashion, Sportswear, And Shirt Segments

WEINHEIM, Germany — August 21, 2024 — Freudenberg Performance Materials Apparel (Freudenberg Apparel) will be presenting its sustainable interlinings, canvas, thermal insulations, and linings from the House of Sustainability specifically tailored for fashion, sportswear, and shirt segments at the Apparel Sourcing Week 2024. The event will take place from August 28-29 in Bangalore and is pivotal for the fashion industry, reflecting the dynamic apparel sourcing landscape in India. Freudenberg Apparel will be welcoming visitors to booth B10.

Innovative interlinings for shirt and menswear

RCY 39xx Series of Cotton-like Shirt Interlinings
Source: ©Freudenberg Performance Materials

Freudenberg Apparel will introduce the latest innovations in shirt interlining technology with the RCY 99xx series, offering weights from 30 g/m2 to 155 g/m2.  This series is designed for contemporary fabrics that maintain the natural hand feel, texture, and shape, while also adding a creative edge to shirt design. Additionally, the RCY 39xx series, weighing from 70 g/m2 to 167 g/m2, will be highlighted for its cotton-like hand feel, comparable to traditional cotton interlining. Made with rPET, it ensures durability and low-temperature fusing without visible impurities.

In the fashion segment, the MTW series of bi-elastic twill interlinings will be presented, noted for their strong bond, resilience, and high shape retention even after multiple washes.  These features make them ideal for washable jackets and contribute to the durability and longevity of garments. The GBE series will demonstrate its superior bonding and elasticity, perfect for hydro-expansion fabrics like CV and spandex, offering up to 30% stretch adaptability.

Active and outdoor sportswear exhibits

GBE Series of Interlinings for Hydro-expansion Fabrics
Source: ©Freudenberg Performance Materials

Freudenberg Apparel will showcase a comprehensive range of interlinings from its Active Range, designed for active sportswear. The highlights include rTPE base content interlinings, available in a weight range of 40-90 g/m², suitable for fabrics from lightweight to heavy, as found in leggings, sports bras, and casual wear. Freudenberg Apparel will also display film bonding solutions for seamless applications in bras, briefs, and tees, which emphasize strong shear bonds that eliminate the need for stitching. In the outdoor sportswear segment, a variety of sustainable thermal insulations and linings will be on show, including rPET, biodegradable thermal insulations, and rPET linings, all reflecting Freudenberg´s commitment to sustainability.

Freudenberg Apparel’s commitment to South Asia

The company’s participation in the trade show underscores its dedication to the Indian market and the growing apparel manufacturing sector in South Asia. Freudenberg Apparel’s ongoing investment in expanding production capabilities in India after 26 successful years signifies the company’s commitment to better meet customer demands. New facilities will increase production capacity and enable further diversification in product offerings, with initial projects already underway and additional expansion plans in development.

Posted: August 21, 2024

Source: Freudenberg Performance Materials Apparel (Freudenberg Apparel)

International Textile Manufacturers Federation  (ITMF) Announces Winners Of The ITMF Start-Up Award 2024

ZÜRICH, Switzerland — August 21, 2024 — The winners of the ITMF Start-up Award 2024 will present their business models at the upcoming ITMF & IAF Conference 2024 which will be held September 8-10, 2024, in Samarkand, Uzbekistan and will be co-hosted by the Uzbek Textile & Apparel Industry Association (UZTS).

The objectives of the ITMF Start-up Awards are to provide start-ups a platform to showcase their innovative ideas and to offer them the possibility to meet in-person with well-established companies from the entire textile value chain.

The 4 winners of the ITMF Start-up Award 2024 are (in alphabetical order):

  • RE&UP Recycling Technologies (Netherlands): https://reandup.com/
    • RE&UP – scalable recycling technologies for high-performance fibers
  • Sci-Lume Labs (USA): https://www.sci-lumelabs.com/
    • Bylon – scalable, melt-spun fibers without oil or waste
  • Sycoretec CAS (China):  https://www.sycoretec.com/index.php?lang=en
    • SYCORE-TEX – materials of topological softgel for ultra-thermal insulation
  • Syre Impact (Sweden): https://www.syre.com/
    • Syre hyperscales textile-to-textile recycling

Posted: August 21, 2024

Source: International Textile Manufacturers Federation  (ITMF)

Techtextil North America 2024: Raleigh Welcomes Us Back!

RALEIGH, N.C. — August 20, 2024 — The doors to North America’s only dedicated show for technical textiles and nonwovens opened the 2024 edition today in the great city of Raleigh. The show floor was buzzing with talk of the new materials, technology, and solutions presented, along with the innovative machinery, equipment and systems showcased.

Opening day began with a dynamic line-up in the Symposium, where visitors eagerly participated in the insightful discussion covering a host of topics including wearable technology and trends in the defense textiles. We are excited to continue tomorrow with education beginning at 8:00 AM and the show floor opening at 10:00 AM. We can’t wait to see you tomorrow for more business networking and education.

The World Comes To Techtextil North America

With more than 20 countries represented across the show floor, the 2024 edition showcases exhibits from China, Colombia, Egypt, India, Italy, Spain, Taiwan, Thailand, Turkey, Turkmenistan, and many more. “Techtextil North America has allowed us the opportunity to reconnect with existing customers and find new leads. Being a part of the German Pavilion helps strengthen our relationship with both the industry and the US market,” stated Stephanie Baruk, American Truetzschler. Bringing several diverse product categories to the forefront, Germany also held a strong presence on the show floor with a pavilion of 10+ companies featuring textile advancements in various equipment, products, and services.

The Future Of The Industry Shares The Path Forward

The first day of educational sessions at #TTNA24 began with a presentation from a select group of students presenting projects that left the audience inspired and hopeful of what the future could hold in the hands of these minds.

In addition to the Symposium program, Techtextil North America Student Research Poster Program returned to Raleigh with a strong showing of posters displayed with topics ranging from sustainability, to personal protection, to smart textiles and beyond! Don’t miss the opportunity to speak with these future innovators.

Tech Talks

There was quite a buzz today at Tech Talks as textile experts and industry leaders took center stage. Held on the show floor in Booth #1033, Tech Talks featured thought-provoking topics like policy and trade updates affecting the US textile industry presented by Amy Bircher Bruyn, CEO & Founder of MMI Textiles, Inc. The engagement continued as Testing and Standards, as well as The State of the Industry for Nonwovens was discussed. Day two of the event will serve even more compelling sessions from sustainability and remediation to antimicrobial technology and more.

Get Social With The Official Show Mobile App

The mobile app serves as your #1 digital resource to navigate the show floor, easily locate exhibitors, receive real-time updates, and stay on schedule in-between Symposium sessions and Tech Talks. Make the most of #TTNA24 by downloading it today and setting up your profile! With the #TTNA24 mobile app, you can:

  • Instantly Find Exhibitors | Search by keyword or browse using product categories and application areas to curate your personalized “must-see” exhibitor list, with detailed company descriptions.
  • Navigate the Floorplan | Plan ahead and map your route on the show floor. Easily find special feature areas and must-see exhibitors by using the interactive floorplan to guide your visit.
  • Manage Your Session Schedule | Explore educational opportunities in the Symposium and Tech Talks to create your personal agenda, then use the “My Show Planner” function to keep track of the sessions you plan to attend.
  • Stay Informed with Live Updates | Enable notifications to receive important messages and event reminders from Show Management.

What To Expect Wednesday

There are 2 more days left to enjoy business networking, product discovery, analysis, and education. If you haven’t registered yet, there’s still time. We look forward to seeing you.

Posted: August 21, 2024

Source: Messe Frankfurt Exhibition GmbH

Medline Receives First-Ever Diamond-Level HIRC Resiliency Badge For Manufacturing

NORTHFIELD, Ill. — August 20, 2024 — Medline, a manufacturer and supplier of medical supplies and solutions, announced today that it is the first healthcare product supplier to achieve the Diamond-level Healthcare Industry Resilience Collaborative (HIRC) Resiliency Badge for manufacturing. This award serves as a recognition of the company’s relentless commitment to resiliency within the healthcare supply chain.

The badge recognizes Medline for its best-in-class global manufacturing and supply chain resiliency across multiple product categories, including exam and surgical gloves, personal protective equipment, surgical drapes and gowns, durable medical equipment, wound care, textiles, and several other surgical related product categories.

“This latest manufacturing recognition from HIRC comes on the heels of Medline achieving HIRC’s Diamond-level Resiliency Badge for distribution, highlighting the end-to-end resiliency of our supply chain,” said Josh Wolfe, senior vice president of inventory management for Medline. “Medline’s investments in global manufacturing, sourcing, and logistics infrastructure have helped build a supply chain that keeps healthcare customers prepared through any challenge.”

Factors that contribute to the badge evaluations include Demand Planning, Inventory Management, Logistics, Supply Chain Visibility, Supplier Management, Risk Management & Contingency, Operational Health and Market.

“Medline has achieved a profound accomplishment as the first to obtain diamond status for the Resiliency badge assessment across multiple manufacturing categories. This achievement validates with rigorous evidence that Medline has demonstrated both operational and risk management maturity. Companies with this designation have the oversight, process, and infrastructure to more often maintain strong resiliency and continuity of supply,” stated Jesse Schafer, executive director of HIRC.

Since 2018, Medline has invested nearly $2.3 billion through its Healthcare Resilience Initiative, a national capital expenditure campaign that has included new distribution centers, manufacturing capabilities and information technology (IT) upgrades to support the long-term supply chain needs of healthcare providers.

Learn more about how Medline is building a resilient healthcare supply chain at www.medline.com/supply-chain/expertise.

Posted: August 20, 2024

Source: Medline Industries, LP

UNIFI®, Makers Of REPREVE®, Launches Globally Available Circular Polyester Products Made From Textile Waste: White Filament Yarn And Thermaloop™ Insulation

GREENSBORO, N.C. — August 20, 2024 — UNIFI, Inc., an innovator in recycled and synthetic yarn, today announced the launch of two new products, making its circular REPREVE® offering the largest portfolio of regenerated performance polyester in the world. Powered by the Company’s proprietary Textile Takeback™ process, UNIFI® now offers white-dyeable filament yarn and a revolutionary insulation material, ThermaLoop™, representing a major leap forward in scalable textile-to-textile recycling.

“Polyester is the most widely utilized fiber on the planet, and it’s time for transformative change,” said Eddie Ingle, Chief Executive Officer of UNIFI, Inc. “Textile brands can now create solutions with the entire product life cycle in mind and work towards achieving their 2030 environmentally preferred materials targets. Our goal is to provide the best-in-class sustainable products that eliminate the need for virgin materials and reduce carbon emissions.”

Made from 100%* recycled polyester feedstock, with at least 50% textile waste, the two new products both achieve virgin-quality standards. The Textile Takeback™ process recycles both global post-industrial and post-consumer textile waste into next-generation materials using proprietary technologies. Further enhancing value throughout the supply chain, UNIFI will also partner with global brands to take back their waste and keep materials in circulation longer.

With widespread versatility across industries, applications, and colorways, the new circular REPREVE filament yarn is a white, dyeable, high-performance polyester that is designed for the most critical applications. The circular REPREVE polyester line, which also includes black filament yarn and black and white staple fiber, contains the inherent FiberPrint® tracer technology, meaning that all products can gain U-Trust® certification.

ThermaLoop™ insulation, available in down-like fiber, fiberball, and padding, offers performance, recovery, and thermal efficiency. The padding is engineered with REPREVE low melt fiber, a pioneering innovation that enables the production of 100%* recycled synthetic padding. Driven by UNIFI’s ‘waste nothing’ philosophy, ThermaLoop’s launch in black insulation showcases the wide variety of textile waste that can be utilized as feedstock.

The two new products are both available globally now, and can be integrated seamlessly into existing supply chains, without disruption. This commercial scalability tackles a key challenge for polyester-reliant industries, particularly fashion brands, which have long sought to create circular apparel to meet sustainability goals. These products underpin UNIFI’s goal to recycle 1.5 billion T-shirts’ worth of textile waste by fiscal year 2030.

About circular REPREVE filament yarn, powered by the Textile Takeback process

  • White, virgin-quality filament yarn made with 100%* recycled materials and contains at least 50% textile waste.
  • This filament yarn can be dyed using standard dye processes.
  • Yarn can be enhanced with UNIFI performance technologies, including anti-odor, moisture, and stretch.
  • It is the only polyester fiber that is traceable with FiberPrint® technology and certified by U-Trust®, as well as being Oeko-Tex®, GRS, and SCS certified for recycled content.

About ThermaLoop, powered by the Textile Takeback process

  • ThermaLoop padding, down-like fiber, and fiberball are made with 100%* recycled polyester feedstock materials, including at least 50% textile waste (exclusive of REPREVE low melt polymer).
  • ThermaLoop padding is engineered with REPREVE low melt fiber, a breakthrough technology, enabling synthetic padding to be made from 100%* recycled materials.
  • Engineered to be fast-drying, lightweight, and machine washable, this insulation delivers performance, recovery, and thermal efficiency, on the foundation of REPREVE sustainability.
  • Testing performed, with IDFL, for CLO (a measurement for thermal insulation), recovery, and fill power demonstrates parity with standard insulation of the same specification.
  • ThermaLoop is the only insulation product that is traceable with FiberPrint technology and certified by U-Trust, as well as being Oeko-Tex®, GRS, and SCS certified for recycled content.

To learn more, please visit UNIFI at hall 4.1–E72 at Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics, being held August 27th – 29th at the National Exhibition and Convention Center. For more information on UNIFI’s Textile Takeback program, please visit www.textiletakeback.com and www.repreve.com.

*100% recycled materials refers to the base polymer utilized but does not include additives and/or colorants.

Posted: August 20, 2024

Source: UNIFI, Inc.

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