Laguna Fabrics, TENCEL™, And creora® Spandex Unite For The Natural Selection Collection, A Low-Impact Fabric Line Made In Los Angeles

LOS ANGELES — July 17, 2023 — Laguna Fabrics — a circular knitting mill — has partnered with Lenzing AG, manufacturer of TENCEL™ branded lyocell fibers and Hyosung, manufacturer of creora® spandex, to launch the Natural Selection Collection. This sophisticated fabric collection made with TENCEL lyocell and creora’s bio-based spandex fiber, prioritizes style, functionality, and environmental responsibility.

Addressing the need for certified eco-friendly fibers in fashion, Laguna Fabrics leverages TENCEL Lyocell and creora bio-based spandex to create a collection that excels in performance and sustainability.

The Natural Selection Collection includes refined single jerseys, ribs, and interlocks suitable for contemporary women’s collections, including premium tops, first-layer shapewear, and form-fitting dresses.

“Our commitment to low-impact fibers has been ongoing since 2001, with over 70 percent of our products crafted from natural materials,” said David Roshan, representative of Laguna Fabrics. “By partnering with Hyosung, we successfully incorporate its creora bio-based spandex made with 30 percent renewable resources. This alternative stretch fiber performs exceptionally well, addressing the challenge of implementing sustainable options.”

Creora bio-based spandex replaces 30 percent of petroleum-based resources with bio-based materials sourced from industrial field corn. Recent third-party life cycle assessments reveal a 20 reduction in carbon footprint compared to regular spandex production.

“We are delighted to partner with Laguna Fabrics on this new curated collection. Consumers are demanding high-performance, comfortable fabrics backed-up with genuine sustainability benefits — which this collaboration between Laguna, Hyosung and Lenzing delivers”, said Simon Whitmarsh-Knight, Hyosung’s global marketing director – Textiles.

TENCEL Lyocell fibers are made from sustainably sourced wood and produced through a unique closed loop production process which recovers and reuses the solvents used, minimizing the environmental impact of production.

“The Natural Selection Collection exemplifies how important collaboration is in achieving and creating sustainable solutions for our industry,” said Erica Redd, business development manager at Lenzing Group. “Lenzing and the TENCEL brand are committed to working with supply chain partners to develop innovations and new fabrications that advance sustainability while meeting the performance needs of consumers.”

The Natural Selection Collection not only offers sustainability and performance but also proudly bears the “Made in Los Angeles” label. Laguna Fabrics, TENCEL Lyocell Fibers, and creora spandex are dedicated to advancing the use of bio-based materials and responsible sourcing practices.

The Natural Selection Collection will debut at Texworld New York July 18-20 in Lenzing’s booth (G14) as part of the Lenzing Pavilion and Hyosung’s booth (538) at Functional Fabric Fair New York.

Posted: July 17, 2023

Source: Hyosung

F. Schumacher & Co. Announces New Corporate Headquarters In New York City

NEW YORK CITY — April 3, 2023 — F. Schumacher & Co, an interior design house whose rich history spans centuries, announces a new office in the heart of Manhattan’s Soho neighborhood in the historic Devlin building. Moving from Midtown Manhattan, F. Schumacher & Co.’s (FS&CO) new office space reflects the company’s identity as a style-forward and innovation-driven design powerhouse.

FS&CO was founded and established in New York City in 1889 by Frenchman Frederic Schumacher and was a pioneer in the world of interior design, getting its start by bringing the art of French textiles to the United States.  It is a sixth-generation family-owned company.  Its new headquarters, located at 459 Broadway and Grand Street are in the landmarked Devlin building, constructed in 1861, the original home to the Devlin department store.  The heritage and impressive history of the 459 Broadway building make it the perfect home for FS&CO’s new offices. In fact, F. Schumacher & Co.’s original office on lower Fifth Avenue was located in a similar era building.

Situated over four floors that are flooded with natural light, the new office space is a fluid, shared setup that is designed to inspire creative energy. The new space reflects the identity of the innovative design house and its collection of brands, including Schumacher, Patterson Flynn, Backdrop, and Frederic magazine. The office meets the needs of these rapidly expanding teams with increased meeting spaces, lounge areas with large library tables, and even a rooftop.

“This move is much needed and symbolic of FS&CO’s growth and evolution over the past few years,” said Timur Yumusaklar, CEO of the parent company F. Schumacher & Co. “It made sense for FS&CO to make its home in a building that shares a celebrated 130+ year history, and we’re honored to continue a legacy that inspires us to provide forward-thinking designs to interior designers and design aficionados.”

“The space is a perfect marriage of American and European design, which speaks to our unique heritage: Frederic Schumacher came to NY from Paris bringing his passion for European decorative arts with him.  Although we think of ourselves as a quintessentially American company that has an ‘I can do anything’ American spirit, our European roots always come through.  In the new space, Cappellini and Cassina furniture from Italy is used throughout, along with pieces from the American brand Herman Miller.  And we’ve used our own brands’ fabrics and wallpapers that run the gamut, from French toiles to graphic abstracts from our American artist collaborators.  Dotted throughout are accessories from French makers like India Mahdavi and Non Sans Raison.  The overall effect feels cool and sophisticated, modern but warm, and it doesn’t hurt that the ceilings are 12 feet high!”, says Dara Caponigro, FS&CO’s Chief Creative Officer who is spearheading the project with Stephanie Cano, Director of Space Planning.

Posted: July 17, 2023

Source: F. Schumacher & Co.

Soorty Joins The CIRCULOSE® Supplier Network, Reinforcing Commitment To Circular Fashion Solutions

KARACHI, Pakistan — July 14, 2023 — Soorty, a global denim manufacturer dedicated to minimizing environmental and social impact, is proud to announce its membership in the recently launched CIRCULOSE® Supplier Network (CSN). The CSN, spearheaded by Renewcell, a textile recycling innovator, comprises forty-seven yarn and textile producers committed to driving the circular economy forward by ensuring a steady supply of CIRCULOSE to the market.

Circular solutions are essential for the fashion industry’s sustainability and ethical development, and Soorty is at the forefront of offering such solutions. As part of the CSN, Soorty is now able to provide a consistent supply of RCS-certified CIRCULOSE to its customers. This membership further strengthens Soorty’s dedication to transforming its supply chain into a value chain and consistently improving circular solutions through responsible innovation.

Soorty’s approach to circularity in fashion extends far beyond its involvement in the CSN. For years, Soorty has utilized post-consumer waste (PCW) and post-industrial waste (PIW) in its fabric developments. With continuous investments in spinning technology and extensive expertise in denim making, Soorty possesses a wealth of knowledge in the field. By leveraging this expertise, Soorty offers recycled fiber solutions through its recycling initiative, Second Life. These solutions employ high-quality materials and smart processes that complement the design-for-purpose mindset which prioritizes longevity and durability in Soorty’s products.

Education also plays a vital role in Soorty’s circularity efforts. Through its platform of transparent information Future Possibilities, Soorty creates a room of education on responsible production and consumption, both on an online level and also on an offline level through events, sponsorships, seminars, and more. Educating all stakeholders, including young designers, students and end consumers, Soorty actively contributes to reducing our environmental and social footprints throughout the entire product life cycle.

Additionally, Soorty actively monitors, controls, and optimizes its own impact on the environment and society, and besides its partnerships with globally renowned sustainability groups, they’re also developing its own calculator to further enhance its LCA studies and ensure to provide sustainable innovation via data-driven information.

Soorty’s wide range of purpose-designed products reflects its commitment to conscious materials and processes. By utilizing these products, consumers can make informed and purpose-driven sustainable choices while enjoying fashionable and durable clothing.

Posted: July 14, 2023

Source: Soorty

Piana Nonwovens Achieves ISO 14001 Environmental Management Systems Certification From NSF International Strategic Registrations (NSF-ISR)

CARTERSVILLE, Ga. — July 14, 2023 — Piana Nonwovens has received ISO 14001 certification from NSF-ISR, an NSF company, for its environmental management system. The Georgia and Arizona based textile facilities specialize in vertically and cross-lapped nonwovens. Since 2015 and 2019, in each location respectively, the company has manufactured a variety of intermediate products that are behind many of the common household products used today.

The ISO 14001 standard describes requirements that identify opportunities for continuous improvement to avoid, minimize and reduce environmental impacts across the organization. The standard also enables organizations to set environmental performance targets and demonstrate proactive initiatives, from a life-cycle perspective. ISO 14001 is the world’s most recognized environmental management system and supports the environmental pillar of sustainability.

Achieving ISO 14001 certification through NSF-ISR, an independent third-party organization, demonstrates Piana Nonwovens’ commitment to improving business practices and environmental processes by developing a system that establishes and communicates its environmental performance.

“As an organization, our work is backed by the purpose of continual improvement and a responsibility to our stakeholders,” said Daniela Leal, Sustainability manager at Piana Technology. “We are proud to demonstrate our ongoing commitment to the environmental integrity of our operations.”

Posted: July 14, 2023

Source: Piana Technology

Southern Textile Association (STA) Confers Awards During Annual Meeting

MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. — July 13, 2023 — The Southern Textile Association (STA), formed in 1908 to promote education and networking among textile industry professionals, conferred several awards during its Business Breakfast Session of the Joint Annual Meeting of the STA and Fiber Buyers Groups on June 27 at the Hilton Myrtle Beach Resort here.

Awards and winners included the:

  • Steve Epps Lifetime Service Award, presented to Lyman Hamrick, Hamrick Mills;
  • David Clark Award, presented to Ed Cox, plant manager at Burlington Fabrics/Elevate Textiles; and
  • George Abbott Membership Award, presented to Matt Llewellyn, director of Sales & Marketing at STOLL by KARL MAYER.
Lyman Hamrick (left), board member at Hamrick Mills, is presented the STA’s Steve Epps Lifetime Service Award by STA Past President and Nominating Committee Chairman Mike Kingsmore, senior sales representative at Apollo Chemical.

Steve Epps Award

Lyman Hamrick, who spent his 50-year career in the textile industry, was awarded the highest award conferred by the Southern Textile Association, the Steve Epps Lifetime Service Award.

The Steve Epps Lifetime Service Award honors members who have been a member of association for 20 years or more, are retiring or have retired, served the association in many capacities of leadership and service during their years of membership. Epps served as president of STA in 1985-86 and remained an active member of STA until his death in 2010. Recipients are selected by vote of the Board of Governors.

The award was presented by STA Past President and Nominating Committee Chairman Mike Kingsmore, senior sales representative at Apollo Chemical.

Hamrick graduated from Presbyterian College in 1973 and upon graduation was commissioned a 2nd Lieutenant through ROTC in the United States Army. He was a reserve officer from 1973 until 1981.

He also began his textile career in 1973, starting as a management trainee with his family business, Hamrick Mills. Hamrick held various roles during his 50-year career, including plant manager, vice president of manufacturing and currently director on the Hamrick Mills’ board.

Hamrick’s involvement in industry and community activities include past president of the Gaffney Rotary Club, former chair of the Limestone Board of Trustees, Life Deacon First Baptist Church, STA past president, and recipient of the David Clark Award.

Hamrick has a passion for family, charity and textiles. He and his wife Lee have two children, Elliott Hamrick, and Sarah Hamrick Grice, and two granddaughters.

Ed Cox (right), plant manager at Burlington Fabrics/Elevate Textiles, is presented the STA’s David Clark Award by STA Past President and Nominating Committee Chairman Mike Kingsmore, senior sales representative at Apollo Chemical.

David Clark Award

Ed Cox, plant manager at Burlington Fabrics/Elevate Textiles, Rockingham, N.C., has been awarded the David Clark Award for distinguished leadership and service to the Southern Textile Association.

The David Clark Award, named for the founder of STA in 1908, honors past presidents of the association who continue to contribute to the association and through it to the textile industry for 10 or more years following their service as president. Cox served as STA president in 2012-13. Recipients are selected by vote of the Board of Governors. Kingsmore also presented that award.

Cox graduated in 1986 from NC State University with a BS in Textile Management and has worked in the textile industry for 37 years. He has served in all manufacturing areas with Cone Mills from 1986-2014. During his time with Cone he worked in Mexico and Nicaragua.

Cox went to work for Burlington in 2014, where he serves as plant manager for Burlington Fabrics.

He is married to Donna Cox, and they have two daughters, Allie and Marion, and a granddaughter. They reside in West End, N.C.

Matt Llewellyn (right), director of Sales & Marketing at STOLL by KARL MAYER, Greensboro, N.C.,  is presented the STA’s George Abbott Membership Award by Evans Tindal, plant manager at Glen Raven, Anderson, S.C.

George Abbott Membership Award

Matt Llewellyn, director of Sales & Marketing at STOLL by KARL MAYER, Greensboro, N.C., received the Southern Textile Association’s (STA’s) George Abbott Membership Award.

The George Abbott Membership Award was created to honor the man who recruited many members to the STA over numerous years. Abbott, who had retired as vice president of manufacturing at Inman Mills, was presented the first award given in his namesake in 2019.

Since then, the award has been given each year to the person who recruits the most members to the association. Abbott, affectionately known by members as “Mr. STA,” died in 2022.

Posted July 14, 2023

Source: Southern Textile Association (STA)

 

 

 

Charles Poston Of Klüber Lubrication Elected President Of Southern Textile Association (STA)

Charles Poston, market manager of textiles for Klüber Lubrication, Jamestown, N.C., chose the theme “I LOVE This Industry!” for his term as STA president. His aim is to help illustrate the passion STA members share for the association and the industry. Annual Meeting attendees received lapel pins with the STA logo and that theme.

MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. — July 13, 2023 — Charles Poston, market manager of textiles for Klüber Lubrication, Jamestown, N.C., has been elected president of the Southern Textile Association (STA).

His election came during the STA Business Breakfast Session of the Joint Annual Meeting of the STA and Fiber Buyers Groups held at The Hilton Myrtle Beach Resort here on June 27. Poston succeeds Cameron Hamrick, president of Hamrick Mills, Gaffney, S.C., who was elevated to chairman of the Board of Governors.

Evans Tindal, plant manager at Glen Raven, Anderson, S.C., was voted in as first vice president. Nathan Fisher of Nava Technologies, Greensboro, N.C., was elected second vice president. Nathan Evans, vice president of sales at The Seydel Companies, Pendergrass, Ga., was named member-at-large. Devin Steele, Belmont, N.C., was re-elected secretary/treasurer.

Elected to the Board of Governors for four-year terms expiring in 2027 were: Palmer Blair Jr., Dillon Yarn Corporation; Tim Manson, Meridian Specialty Yarn Group; Oliver Meier, American Dornier; Thomas Poston, Daikin America, Inc.; Tina Rogers, Techmer PM; and Randy Smith, Mount Vernon Mills.

The Joint Annual Meeting of the Southern Textile Association and Fiber Buyer Groups was attended by more than 100 textile operating executives, spouses and guests.

Posted July 14, 2023

Source: Southern Textile Association (STA)

LAIRD Apparel Launches Women’s Collection: GABBY

MANHATTAN BEACH, Calif. — July 13, 2023 — LAIRD Apparel, the high-performance activewear and lifestyle brand, has launched its women’s collection, GABBY, inspired by fitness icon Gabby Reece.

The GABBY launch was celebrated with a HIGHX fitness event led by Gabby Reece in Manhattan Beach, Calif.

“The event was intended to introduce the women’s line through a genuine channel, which is getting people together to exercise,” says founder and inspiration behind the line, Gabby Reece. “Philosophically for me and for Laird, there is this idea that helping each other move is time well spent. That is something we have always done together. So, we did the launch in the most appropriate way — we trained together. We worked hard, celebrated our desire to move and had some fun.”

The debut collection is a capsule of key performance items that are essential to any fitness wardrobe. Premium fabrics are the cornerstone of the collection and all pieces have been rigorously tested by elite athletes to ensure both functionality and fit.

“The line embodies fundamental things that are important to me. First and foremost, this is equipment for training, so it must be functional. I know many of the pieces will be worn for other different applications — maybe even more than for training itself. But the fact is, I still need them to work when I train. The other key components are the fit and the material. The pieces need to be made thoughtfully and of the highest quality. I want our customer to know that we had her in mind when we were developing the line. And, lastly, I want the pieces to look good and be something that gives you a little extra pep in your step when you train or drive your kids somewhere or run to the market or go to a meeting. In all ways, this line supports you. The pieces work well, the materials are premium, and they allow you to feel that you are ready to take on whatever you are doing throughout your day.”

GABBY is available exclusively at lairdapparel.com and in the coming months will expand to include lifestyle pieces in addition to the initial performance collection.

Posted: July 13, 2023

Source: LAIRD Apparel

Toray Set To Increase Carbon Fiber Capacity To Meet Growing Demand In Pressure Vessel Applications

TACOMA, Wash. — July 13, 2023 — Toray Composite Materials America Inc. (Toray CMA) is pleased to announce a major expansion of its carbon fiber facility in Spartanburg, S.C. This capital investment in capacity is essential to meet the growing demand for clean energy solutions. The 30,000 square foot facility expansion will increase Toray’s carbon fiber capacity by 3,000 metric tons annually starting in 2025.

Toray CMA, the largest producer of carbon fiber in the United States, is a primary supplier of carbon fiber to alternative energy, the emerging hydrogen economy and the ongoing clean energy revolution. The South Carolina plant expansion will increase the supply of industrial-strength carbon fiber for compressed natural gas, hydrogen tanks, and other pressure vessel applications. The increased supply is necessary as the market experiences growing demand for energy and associated storage, transportation and handling infrastructure.

“The market for clean energy solutions is continuing to rapidly develop. As released earlier this year under Toray’s Medium-Term Management Program, Project AP-G 2025, we are committed to accelerating technologies that will greatly reduce our environmental burden. This next expansion enables us to keep-pace with the needs of our customers and maintain our leadership position,” says Tim Kirk, Toray CMA’s Vice President of Marketing.

Toray’s production system is a fully integrated supply chain, with the Spartanburg plant operating with production lines from precursor to carbon fiber and prepreg. Other Toray CMA manufacturing facilities are located in Decatur, Alabama and Tacoma, Washington. The expansion will add flexibility and capability, enabling Toray to better serve customers in aerospace and defense, industrial, sports and recreation, and automotive markets.

Posted: July 13, 2023

Source: Toray Composite Materials America Inc. 

Loomia And Mississippi State University Team Up On A Motion Capture Wearable

BROOKLYN, N.Y. — July 13, 2023 — Loomia Technologies is working with researchers at Mississippi State University to further advance the team’s innovative wearable motion capture system. The Athlete Engineering research group at MSU has worked for several years to develop, refine and patent a sock outfitted with sensors that can capture advanced movement and pressure data–which can then be used to improve performance in prevent injury in sports, military, industrial and rehabilitation settings.

Loomia is working with the research team to further refine the prototype so it can be produced on a large scale when it hits the market.

This prototype can find ankle joint angles, center of pressure, and heel-strike and toe-off–without the need for cameras. “I am so excited to see the next phase of our vision come to life. My team has shown in the lab that our products can work, and Loomia is bringing them to life in an amazing new way,” says Erin Parker, a graduate research assistant at MSU who is leading the project.

The project is a big step forward in athletic wearables as it gives users information from movement; without the need for a large motion capture system that is typically confined to a lab or other physical space. When asked about the project, Loomia’s founder Madison Maxey had this to say: “Our mission at Loomia is to help engineers and designers make impossible products possible. We are excited to make progress towards this vision by working with Mississippi State to productize their idea for making foot tracking possible without cameras. Engineering teams like our colleagues at Mississippi State are leading the way for wearable technology, so it is a pleasure to provide a component for their work.”

Looking to the future, this technology could be used for monitoring and preventing athlete injuries — creating better outcomes and quicker recovery times. This is only the beginning of what the technology could do.

Posted: July 13, 2023

Source: Loomia Technologies

Carnegie Launches Sustainable Fabrics Emphasizing Health And Wellness

NEW YORK CITY — July 13, 2023 — Carnegie, supplier of sustainable textiles and acoustical management solutions for the commercial industry, has launched the Hygeia Collection, a new high-performance sustainable textile series that provides upholstery and window drapery solutions for health and wellness spaces. Ideal for specifiers looking for interior fabrics that offer performance, style, and excellence in sustainability standards, the seven patterns in the Hygeia Collection expand Carnegie’s wellness-focused offerings with classically-inspired neutrals. Suitable for a range of healthcare projects, the design and high-performance characteristics of the fabrics naturally extend into other markets that seek to create welcoming, human-centric environments, including education, hospitality, corporate, and multifamily.

“The health and wellness sector is evolving rapidly due to critical challenges like inflation, labor shortages, dropping reimbursements, supply issues, and more. As a result, there is a major initiative in the industry to create new hospitality-inspired environments that promote wellness, help workers be more productive, and improve consumer experience,” said Mary Holt, chief design strategist at Carnegie. “Carnegie’s Hygeia Collection was created to rise to these challenges, offering classically beautiful designs in a variety of fabric types while adhering to the highest sustainability standards and offering unbeatable performance, durability and cleanability.”

The Hygeia Collection features 100-percent recycled textiles, including the U.S.’s first 100-percent recycled Trevira CS window drapery from Création Baumann. The series also introduces the first coated product into Carnegie’s Elements collection, offering a pen and ink resistant polyurethane that provides all the performance of vinyl, but with none of the health and safety concerns. Marrying classic, sophisticated design with unparalleled durability and the highest sustainability standards, the Hygeia Collection allows designers to create memorable, healthy spaces at different price points, from bespoke luxury, to value performance.

All fabrics in the Hygeia Collection are 100-percent PVC and PFAS free, while all upholstery fabrics are tested to withstand 100,000 to 250,000 double rubs, making them highly durable and easy to clean and maintain for the most high-traffic environments. Created for designers needing fabrics that are easy to specify, the fabrics are ideal for spaces that require strict cleanability or durability, or for environments looking to rebrand or modernize an outdated space with budget restrictions.

The new patterns include:

Page Turner — Turn the page on material responsibility and overturn expectations of a plastic bottle’s potential. Each yard of Carnegie’s bleach cleanable performance fabric Page Turner is made entirely from 96 previously consumed PET bottles, making this a story to read again and again. The pattern is available in six colors and comes with a three-year warranty.

Casanova — A quintessential heritage fabric, corduroy has become a beloved material used in broad cross sections and applications. Offered in six colors, the Casanova pattern channels a collegiate look while maintaining the performance qualities of a reliable work-horse fabric. It comes with a three-year warranty.

Mustang — Reinterpreting the enduring appeal of leather, the Mustang fabric harnesses this beloved timeless look while ensuring affordability as part of Carnegie’s Elements collection.  As a member of the Clean Slate coated collection, it has been formulated for longevity and cleanability, guaranteeing that it will always look classic, but never tired. Mustang is available in 12 colors, is pen and ink resistant, and flame resistant. It contains very low volatile organic compounds (VOCs), is approved for hospital grade cleaners, and comes with a five-year warranty.

Helix Print — Designed to have the appearance of a woven fabric, this silicone hybrid upholstery will make users look twice. Featuring unprecedented printing clarity with all the benefits of silicone, the Helix Print pattern gives the appearance of a textural woven stripe, while also boasting superior cleanability, durability, and sustainability. Helix Print is offered in four colors, is inherently antimicrobial, antibacterial, and flame resistant, and contains extremely low VOCs. It is water soluble, bleach cleanable, is approved for hospital grade cleaners, and comes with a five-year warranty.

Juno Print — Featuring unprecedented printing clarity with all the benefits of silicone, Juno Print mimics the look of a luxury wool that is highlighted with a novelty slub yarn, all while boasting superior cleanability, durability, and sustainability. Juno Print comes in three color options, is water soluble, bleach cleanable, and approved for hospital grade cleaners. It is inherently antimicrobial, antibacterial, and flame resistant, contains extremely low VOCs, and comes with a five-year warranty.

Shari Eco — The beauty of this Création Baumann fabric lies in its semi-transparent nature, which gives it a natural appearance resembling mottled wool. It offers a soft texture and flowing drape that enhances its appeal, the satin weave used in its construction resulting in a two-toned effect, with different colors on the front and back that add an attractive dynamic to any room. Available in eight colors and made from 100% Recycled Trevira® CS Polyester, Shari Eco is a finish-free drapery that is water-solvent, inherently flame resistant, and is certified for indoor air quality specifications.

Nolin — This Création Baumann curtain fabric exudes a semi-transparent quality, drawing inspiration from the beauty of nature. It showcases a captivating look and possesses a soft drape, thanks to its yarn-dyed composition. The mottling effect and the elongated flame pattern, created from recycled flame-retardant yarn, enhance its natural expression and contribute to its lively structure. Offered in eight stunning colors, Nolin is made from 100% Recycled Trevira® CS Polyester. The finish-free drapery is water-solvent, inherently flame resistant, and is certified for indoor air quality specifications.

The Hygeia Collection is Carnegie’s latest achievement resulting from the last 70+ years of championing responsible innovation through Materials That Matter™, proving that beautiful high-performance solutions can be delivered sustainably. For more information, visit www.carnegie fabrics.com.

Posted: July 13, 2023

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