Oerlikon Barmag And Oerlikon Neumag Product Brands On Display At Domotex Middle East

REMSCHEID, Germany — March 6, 2025 — Barmag, a subsidiary of the Swiss Oerlikon Group, is presenting comprehensive total solutions for efficient carpet yarn production for its Oerlikon Barmag and Oerlikon Neumag product brands at Domotex Middle East. At the representative stand of ATAG Ltd. Trading Export & Import (Z5-A20), trade visitors to the leading event for the carpet and flooring industry in the Middle East will have the opportunity to get an idea of the integrated solutions offered by the manmade fiber technology provider.

The trade fair presentation will also focus on the topic of sustainability. Together with partners such as Oerlikon Barmag Huitong Engineering (OBHE) and BB Engineering (BBE), Barmag will be presenting concepts for mechanical and chemical bottle recycling as well as for textiles, biopolymers and the circular economy. In addition, the company has been offering innovative solutions for the textile industry with the e-save sustainability label for decades, setting standards for a more environmentally friendly future.

Recycling – technologies for a sustainable future

The Homogenizer from OBHE enables thermomechanical recycling of polyester waste. Commercially available raw materials such as bottle flakes or post-industrial waste and film waste are processed into high-quality PET products. With an optimized residence time spectrum, the OBHE Homogenizer ensures constant polymerization conditions. This has a targeted effect on the desired increase in viscosity and produces an excellent and homogeneous melt quality. The production of high-quality and defined rPET products with further processing of the melt to POY and FDY in the direct spinning process or for the production of PET chips is thus guaranteed and has already been proven by installed systems on the market. With the Homogenizer, the customer receives a flexible system for thermo-mechanical recycling of polyester waste.

The VarioFil® R+ compact spinning system from BBE recycles and processes PET bottle granulate, and PET waste produced during start-up directly back into POY. The sustainable machine concept allows a high degree of product flexibility, including the production of spun-dyed yarn. The turnkey spinning line is also ideal for producers who manufacture small batch sizes or specialized products.

The VacuFil® system from BB Engineering recycles post-consumer and post-production polyester waste.

BBE’s VacuFil PET recycling system convinces with the “From Waste to Value” principle. The system is designed to process textile waste to a high quality. Based on decades of experience in extrusion, filtration and spinning, the patented technology is unique: it combines gentle large-area filtration with targeted IV regulation for consistently excellent rPET melt quality, comparable to virgin material. Numerous input materials can be processed: In addition to the usual bottle flakes, VacuFil is particularly suitable for production waste from the spinning mill, from start-up lumps and yarn to unmixed fabrics, which can also include post-consumer waste. The patented key component Visco+, a liquid-state polycondensation system, quickly and reliably removes volatile impurities and automatically regulates the IV. There are various options for further processing of the treated melt. It can be fed into the main melt stream, processed into chips via pelletizing or flow directly back into the spinning mill. The VacuFil recycling system can therefore be designed modularly and flexibly to meet customer requirements.

Novel bi-component BCF yarn for the carpet market

Quality, efficiency and performance – with its latest development in bicomponent yarns for carpet production, Barmag’s product brand Oerlikon Neumag meets the carpet market’s demand for new innovative BCF yarns. The new BICO BCF yarn is characterized by a richer and higher volume while significantly reducing raw material consumption in carpet production. “At the exhibition stand, interested parties can see sample yarns and carpets, find out about the range and have in-depth discussions about the benefits of BICO BCF yarn in various applications,” explains Jilali Lakraa, Regional Sales Director at Barmag.

Efficient production of high-titer products in the POY and DTY process with WINGS HD and eAFK Big V

The knowledge of all relevant technologies in manmade fiber spinning enables Barmag to be the only manufacturer worldwide to offer a comprehensive range of services for the production of carpet yarns. The system concept based on a POY and texturing process is designed for a carpet and home textile product sector that requires particularly soft and bulky polyester yarns with BCF-like properties. The aim here is to produce yarns with a maximum count of 1200den and over 1000 filaments. Typical products are, for example, a 1200den f1152 or 600den f1152 as well as 900den f864. The machine concept consists of the well-known WINGS HD POY winder and the eAFK Big V texturing machine.

The eAFK Big V multi-spindle texturing machine is part of the solution of the Barmag product brand Oerlikon Barmag for the production of high-quality, high-titer yarns.

If DTY yarns up to 1200den with up to 1152 filaments are spun together from four POY bobbins 300d/288f on a DTY machine, as was previously standard, the process has a fundamental disadvantage: half of the available winding positions of the texturing machine remain unused. Here, Barmag offers the yarn producer a highly efficient solution: the spinning concept with WINGS HD take-up unit in combination with an automatic eAFK Big V multi-spindle texturing machine is currently the only solution on the market that produces excellent quality high-titer yarns with maximum machine efficiency. With this concept, the 1200den yarns are produced directly from two 600den POY bobbins.

JeTex® Air texturing from BBE enables a broad and flexible product portfolio

The JeTex® air texturing system from BBE perfectly complements the Oerlikon Barmag DTY system and enables the customer’s product portfolio to be expanded to include high-quality ATY based on POY and FDY for a wide range of textile applications. The heart of the system is the texturing box developed by BB Engineering. In addition to many other state-of-the-art components from Oerlikon Barmag, it ensures gentle yarn treatment with reliable texturing effects as well as production efficiency in terms of OPEX, handling and speed.

The JeTex® air texturing system is not only available as a complete system, but also as a conversion variant for existing DTY systems from Oerlikon Barmag. This enables customers to expand or convert their product portfolio to ATY at comparatively short notice and at low cost.

VarioFil® – flexible compact spinning system for countless applications

Whether carpets and upholstery fabrics, fashion and sport or seat belts and airbags – a wide range of products is no challenge for the VarioFil® system from BB Engineering. The compact turnkey system is also ideal for producers who manufacture small batch sizes or specialized products.  It is similarly flexible when processing different polymers, regardless of whether they are PET, PP, PA 6 and PA 6.6 or PBT. Customized conversion packages allow the system to be quickly adapted to constantly changing market requirements. In combination with Oerlikon texturing machines, a wide range of end products can be covered. This ranges from standard textile yarns to textured yarns with BCF-like properties.

Posted: March 6, 2025

Source: Barmag, a subsidiary of the Swiss Oerlikon Group

Award-Winning Innovation For Haptic Measurements With emtec Electronic At Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics

LEIPZIG, Germany — March 3, 2025 — Visitors to the Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics exhibition will have the opportunity to explore the emtec TSA Tactile Sensation Analyzer, a groundbreaking device that objectively measures the haptic properties of textiles and nonwovens. This innovative solution provides precise data on softness, smoothness, flexibility, and other hand-feel characteristics, offering textile manufacturers and brands valuable insights for quality control and product optimization. In combination with the cloud-based Virtual Haptic Library, a digital platform that allows users to store, compare, and analyze haptic data of textiles remotely, can revolutionize textile business assessment and enhance production efficiency.

Recognized for its technological excellence, the emtec TSA recently received the prestigious Techtextil North America Innovation Award 2024 in the New Product category. This award highlights the device’s innovative impact on the industry, enabling manufacturers to achieve consistent product quality and optimize material selection.

The local representatives will be showcasing the TSA Tactile Sensation Analyzer with the Virtual Haptic Library at hall no. 1.2 and booth no. J144, where the General Manager of emtec Electronic will also be present to discuss the advantages of the device and its impact on the textile industry. “The TSA allows for a scientific and repeatable evaluation of a fabric’s tactile properties, eliminating the subjectivity of human perception,” explains Gruener. “This enables textile producers to achieve consistent product quality, optimize material selection, and enhance customer satisfaction.”

All industry professionals at Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics are invited to visit booth no. 1.2-J144 and experience firsthand how the emtec TSA in combination with the Virtual Haptic Library further improves quality assessment and production efficiency.

Posted: March 5, 2025

Source: emtec Electronic GmbH

MAS Holdings Breaks Ground In Bhuinpur, Exploring New Market Opportunities In India

COLOMBO, Sri Lanka — March 5, 2025 — MAS Holdings, South Asia’s largest apparel manufacturer, marked a significant milestone in its global expansion by breaking ground for its first facility in the state of Odisha, India. This strategic initiative builds on MAS’ long-standing presence in India while strengthening its regional production capabilities and giving it a strong foothold to access the fast-growing Indian retail market.

The ceremony was attended by Suren Fernando (GCEO of MAS Holdings), Malik Ahamadeen (CEO, MAS India), Shakthi Ranatunga (COO, MAS Holdings), Murad Rajudin (CEO MAS Fabric Park) while the Odisha Government was represented by Shri Subhendra Kumar Nayak, OAS, Special Secretary.

MAS Holdings plans to begin apparel production at this facility in 2026. The plant will focus on creating value-added apparel products tailored for both the Indian and international markets. This move not only leverages the potential of India’s manufacturing landscape but also builds on MAS’ proven operational excellence long established in Sri Lanka. Once established, these operations are set to benefit the wider MAS group, whose majority workforce is within Sri Lanka, by offering the company access to new markets and stronger regional partnerships driving growth and new business opportunities.

Speaking about the investment, CEO of MAS India, Malik Ahamadeen, said: “MAS is excited to take this important step in creating a strong apparel ecosystem in the region. This is enabled by our extensive experience in managing holistic apparel industrial zones in Sri Lanka, bringing together key partners along the apparel supply chain.”

Speaking at the ceremony Group CEO of MAS Holdings, Suren Fernando, stated:  “This investment marks a significant milestone in MAS’ journey, and we are excited to leverage the vast business opportunities the venture presents. India has long been an integral part of our operations, and with 25 years of experience operating in India, we recognize the immense potential of the country’s manufacturing landscape, both for the global supply chain and the rapidly growing domestic retail sector.”

Over the next 10 years, MAS Holdings plans to develop the 60-acre site working together with its partners to build a fully-fledged apparel hub in Odisha.

Posted: March 5, 2025

Source: MAS Holdings

Indorama Ventures Prepares For A New Era Of Growth As It Optimizes Its Business Under IVL 2.0

BANGKOK, Thailand — March 5, 2025 — Indorama Ventures Public Co. Ltd. (IVL), a global sustainable chemical producer, is preparing for a new era of growth under its IVL 2.0 strategy as it outlined a new approach to partnering with major industry peers, positioning the company to capitalize on significant expansion and consolidation opportunities unlocked by fundamental shifts in global chemical markets.

At the company’s annual Capital Markets Day in Bangkok today, loke Lohia, Group CEO of Indorama Ventures, outlined the significant potential for Indorama Ventures — now revitalizing itself under its 3-year IVL 2.0 optimization plan — to resume its growth journey as it pivots towards a future that is being re-shaped by macroeconomic forces such as China’s push for self-sufficiency in manufacturing, the uneven impact of Peak Oil across East and West, and India’s rapid economic expansion. A few days ago, on 26 February, the company posted improved full-year 2024 EBITDA as its focused management executed their plan to transform the business through decisive ‘self-help’ actions amid one of the most severe industry downturns in recent years.

Lohia told an audience of analysts and investors: “Today, Indorama Ventures is a fitter company than we were when we announced our IVL 2.0 strategy a year ago, and we are now able to compete with the best. Our plan is designed not only to help us re-tool and re-skill to navigate the current downturn — which is expected to persist — but also to restore our historical growth trajectory. As an innately entrepreneurial family business with global scale and deep expertise, we have always been able to take advantage of change to grow our unmatched model and generate increasing shareholder returns. I am excited by new opportunities to substantially expand our business as our industry undergoes seismic, generational shifts and consequently unlocks fresh growth potential.”

IVL 2.0 Progress

At the event, senior executives provided updates on their measures under IVL 2.0 to fortify the business against prevailing market headwinds and set a new course for enhanced, sustainable earnings growth. In a year of alignment, mobilization and launch, all segments recorded improved performances in 2024 as they took concerted management steps to refine their organizations, optimize assets, and transform their business processes through modern data-led toolsets and digital enterprise systems.

Still, in light of continued industry pressures, the company fell short on its deleveraging and cash conversion targets in 2024 and has determined that further management actions are necessary to sustain progress toward the company’s objectives, building on the significant measures already taken.

Strategic Growth Plan

Indorama Ventures, as a mature company with more than three decades of successful growth, is fundamentally changing its approach to generating increasing returns as it prepares a next generation of leaders to operate in a vastly different environment. In a departure from the company’s previous M&A-led model, Lohia outlined several expansion projects currently in the pipeline, all involving complementary strategic partnerships with major industry peers. This new growth approach aims to leverage Indorama Ventures’ unmatched organization, platform, processes, and systems — revitalized under IVL 2.0 and the company’s “indispensable chemistry” brand — to consolidate dominant positions and grow scale in attractive growth markets, including India.

In February, the company bought a minority stake of ~24.9 percent of EPL Limited, an Indian specialty packaging company and the largest global manufacturer of laminated tubes. The transformation that Indorama Ventures is undertaking under IVL 2.0 provides a critical springboard enabling the new partnerships-led growth model, Lohia explained.

In addition, Indorama Ventures is planning spin-offs of its Indovinya downstream chemicals segment and its Indovida packaging unit — as flagged a year ago — to enable them to achieve their potential as independent high-growth businesses.

Today, Indorama Ventures has an unmatched global footprint, with entrenched leadership in sustainable and growing markets, following a remarkable era of expansion during which it made some fifty acquisitions over 20 years to build its unique integrated model. In addition to the partnerships-led growth plan, Lohia expressed confidence in the organic growth potential of the company’s existing business, which is tied to macro-consumer trends as populations modernize and demand more sustainable daily essential products that improve their lives and the environment.

“We have already switched from our previous M&A-led mindset to new settings under IVL 2.0 that suit the changed business landscape, and which also suit our company in a new phase in its lifecycle,” Lohia added. “Now, our growth will come from building close-knit, complementary partnerships with major peer companies, leveraging the ‘network effect’ to take advantage of our mutual scale to secure dominant positions in attractive markets. We will pursue our growth strategy while continuing our lasting focus on financial discipline, including working towards a deleveraged balance sheet.”

 

Posted: March 5, 2025

Source: Indorama Ventures Public Co. Ltd. (IVL)

Suominen Has Published Sustainability Agenda For 2025–2030

HELSINKI — March 5, 2025 — Suominen has published Sustainability Agenda for the period 2025–2030. The agenda crystallizes Suominen’s sustainability themes and targets.

Suominen’s Sustainability Agenda is built around four key themes that reflect the most important topics for the company and its stakeholders: People and safety, Sustainable nonwovens, Low impact manufacturing and Corporate citizenship. These themes are based on Suominen’s double materiality assessment, completed in 2024, which reaffirmed their relevance from the previous Sustainability Agenda period (2020–2025).

Themes and KPI’s
The four themes create basis for actions and targets. Through the sustainability themes Suominen evaluated its performance and reports on its achievements on an annual basis.

People and safety

  • Zero lost time accidents (LTA)
  • Diversity, equity & inclusion (DEI) index 80 percent

Sustainable nonwovens

  • More than two thirds of consumed raw materials are from plant-based resources
  • More than half of our new R&D initiatives focus on advancing the development of sustainable products

Low impact manufacturing

  • Reducing scope 1, 2 and 3 greenhouse gas emissions with limiting global warming to 1.5°C in line with the Paris Agreement
  • Zero manufacturing waste to landfill

Corporate citizenship

  • All qualified raw material suppliers assessed against Suominen’s sustainability criteria
  • All employees have completed Suominen’s sustainability training program

“These KPI’s reflect our commitment to sustainability and help us measure our impact as well as drive meaningful change. By setting clear targets, we ensure continuous progress toward a safer workplace, a more sustainable product portfolio and responsible operations,” says Noora Lindberg, Director, Sustainability & Marketing.

“Sustainability is embedded in everything we do — it is a key driver of success for both us and our customers. Suominen is committed to being the front runner in sustainable nonwovens and our innovation work is strongly focused on developing more sustainable nonwoven solutions that meet our customers’ needs,” says Tommi Björnman, President & CEO of Suominen. 

Posted: March 5, 2025

Source: Suominen Corp.

Hexcel And FIDAMC Join Forces To Shape The Future Of Composite Materials

STAMFORD, Conn. — March 5, 2025 — The Foundation for Research, Development and Application of Composite Materials (FIDAMC) a research and technology centre in composite manufacturing, and composite materials producer Hexcel, have announced a strategic partnership to drive innovation, research, and future development of advanced composite materials.

This collaboration aims to explore new applications that will enhance the performance and sustainability of composite materials, and establish the state of the art for future  advanced materials. By combining FIDAMC’s expertise in advanced manufacturing technologies with Hexcel’s industrial leadership and market reach, the partnership will accelerate the transition from research to real-world applications across multiple industries, including aerospace, automotive and other industrial markets.

Pioneering the Next Generation of Composite Materials

The partnership will focus on:

  • Researching new applications: Exploring novel uses for composite materials to improve efficiency, performance, and sustainability.
  • Collaborative innovation and development: Joint R&D projects will foster breakthrough advancements in material properties, manufacturing processes, and automation technologies.
  • Setting the standard for the future: Establishing a roadmap for the evolution of composite materials over the next decade, defining the industry’s benchmarks and best practices.

Driving Industry Transformation

With increasing global demand for lightweight, high-performance, and sustainable materials, this partnership positions FIDAMC and Hexcel at the forefront of technological transformation. By integrating cutting-edge digitalization, artificial intelligence, and advanced manufacturing techniques, the collaboration will enhance material performance, reduce production costs, and contribute to the sustainability goals of the industry.

“This strategic alliance will accelerate the development of next-generation composite materials and their applications in high-impact industries”, said Ernesto Gonzalez, CEO of FIDAMC. By leveraging our combined expertise, we will create disruptive innovations that set the foundation for the future of composites.

Thierry Merlot, president Aerospace Europe, Asia Pacific, Middle East, Africa & Industrial of Hexcel, added: “Innovation is at the core of our business. By partnering with FIDAMC, we will not only push the limits of what composite materials can achieve but also establish a clear vision for their role in the coming decade”

Posted: March 5, 2025

Source: Hexcel Corporation

Technical Fabrics Manufacturer NONWOVENN Implements Next Phase Of Transformation Program

SOMERSET, England — March 5, 2025 — Nonwovenn has announced it is investing a further £5 million of self-funded capex to support the next phase of expansion and development.

The latest investment follows the completion of the first phase of the business’ transformation program, which has seen £13m invested into a new “operational excellence model” including investment in manufacturing equipment, an end-to-end operational efficiency program and an enhancement in R&D and innovation capability.

The second phase of investment will be focused on capacity increases and improved capability. 2025-26 will see a focus on chemical bond production, with a significant increase in volume through conversion of existing lines and the purchase of a new line. The enhanced capability is to support the businesses ambitious growth targets in the $5.5 billion global oral pouch delivery sector.

Investments in operational management capability have already begun, with a new operations director and operations manager appointed to the business and doubling the number of shift managers. The senior team are working with planning, health and safety and quality teams to ensure the current and new staff are fully supported with training and development opportunities. There has also been a 50 person increase in manufacturing recruitment, which combined with the launch of a new multi skilling program is designed to underpin the growth ambition.

Commenting on the new growth phase, David Lamb, chairman of Nonwovenn, said: “We have seen substantial growth and transformation from the first phase of investment. The additional £5 million reaffirms our commitment to driving innovation, efficiency and sustainability at Nonwovenn.”

“The shift to focus more on chemical bond in 2025-26 marks a significant milestone, boosting our current capacity and a further 25 percent added when the new line is complete. The business is truly evolving, and we’re incredibly excited about what the future holds.”

Operations Director Neil Thorn added: “We have had significant operational and performance improvements through the investment made in phase one of our program. It is very exciting to see the the Operational Excellence journey gaining momentum through investment in equipment and new management talent. This additional funding will allow us to bring people and operational excellence to the forefront of the business to support the levels of growth we are aiming for.”

Posted: March 5, 2025

Source: Nonwovenn

Plastics Industry Association Shares Concern About Tariffs, Urges Trade Policies That Strengthen U.S. Manufacturing

WASHINGTON — March 4, 2025 — PLASTICS President and CEO Matt Seaholm issued the following statement regarding the Trump Administration’s implementation of tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China: “The plastics industry continues to recognize the importance of securing our borders and combating illegal drug trafficking to protect American communities and eradicate fentanyl from our society. A strong and secure nation is fundamental to economic growth and industrial stability.

“PLASTICS remains deeply concerned about the tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China, and their impact on U.S. plastics manufacturing and jobs. While we understand President Trump’s rationale, a competitive industry depends on policies that protect American manufacturing while ensuring stable supply chains. These tariffs will disrupt the movement of essential machines, products, and materials that keep American manufacturers running across sectors like healthcare, consumer products, and automotive.

“The plastics industry is a cornerstone of American manufacturing and daily life. We know that a strategic, measured approach to trade is critical to strengthening — not harming — the U.S. economy. We urge policymakers to support balanced trade policies that enhance U.S. competitiveness, reinforce supply chains, and drive continued innovation,” Seaholm concluded.

In 2023, U.S. plastics exports totaled $74.2 billion, exceeding imports of $73.3 billion and resulting in a $958 million trade surplus. This strength underscores the industry’s global leadership; however, new tariffs on key trading partners threaten supply chains, increase costs, and risk eroding this advantage. To sustain growth and innovation, trade policies must bolster — not hinder — U.S. plastics manufacturing and economic leadership.

The Plastics Industry Association (PLASTICS) is the only organization that supports the entire plastics supply chain, including Equipment Suppliers, Material Suppliers, Processors, and Recyclers, representing over one million workers in our $519 billion U.S. industry. PLASTICS advances the priorities of our members who are dedicated to investing in technologies that improve capabilities and advances in recycling and sustainability and providing essential products that allow for the protection and safety of our lives. Since 1937, PLASTICS has been working to make its members, and the eighth largest U.S. manufacturing industry, more globally competitive while supporting circularity through educational initiatives, industry-leading insights and events, convening opportunities and policy advocacy, including the largest plastics trade show in the Americas, NPE: The Plastics Show.

Posted: March 4, 2025

Source: The Plastics Industry Association (PLASTICS)

Trivantage® Expands Serge Ferrari Awning Fabric Offering

BURLINGTON, N.C. — March 4, 2025 — Trivantage — a one-stop shop for awning fabrics, hardware, and accessories — has expanded its color offerings for Soltis® Proof 502. This shade fabric from Serge Ferrari has been a leading choice among fabricators for fixed-frame awnings, retractable awnings, outdoor canopies, tents, light tensile structures, shade structures, patio pergolas, and shade sails for more than 25 years.

Now available in 33 colors, this satin-finish fabric provides long-lasting comfort with excellent UV resistance. With an eye for artistry, Serge Ferrari designs some of the most visually stunning fabrics on the market.

“Soltis Proof 502 is an ideal choice for year-round enjoyment, providing protection from heat and inclement weather,” said Keith Purves, business development and product training manager at Trivantage. “And now, with an even wider variety of colorfast options, you have the opportunity to give every awning project an elevated look.”

The fabric is made from 100-percent high-tenacity recycled polyester yarns, maintaining Serge Ferrari’s high-quality standards while also helping reduce the carbon footprint and greenhouse gas emissions. Other notable properties include:

  • Waterproof and mildew-resistant;
  • Heat sealable;
  • Does not tear or stretch;
  • PFAS-free;
  • Enhanced graphic adhesion and printability;
  • Provides glare control;
  • Easy to clean; and
  • Backed by 10-year warranty.

Posted: March 4, 2025

Source: Trivantage

alphabroder Products Now Available Through S&S Activewear Website

BOLINGBROOK, Ill. — March 4, 2025 — S&S Activewear (“S&S”), a technology-enabled distributor of apparel and accessories in North America, announced today that all alphabroder apparel products will now be available through S&S’s U.S. website. The product unification creates the industry’s largest assortment of brands while providing customers with a single, comprehensive platform for all their apparel and accessory needs.

By creating an S&S account, former alphabroder customers can now shop their favorite styles as well as S&S exclusive brands — with one- to two-day delivery — and access the company’s best-in-class customer service team. S&S customers will benefit from the influx of more than 40 additional brands.

“Bringing alphabroder’s product line-up under our digital roof simplifies the purchasing process and expands product options for both customer bases,” said Toby Whitmoyer, Chief Commercial Officer of S&S Activewear. “Our customers can now access an even wider assortment of products, brands and styles through a single platform, streamlining their ordering process and access to customer support.”

Today’s announcement represents another key milestone following S&S’s acquisition of alphabroder in October 2024, providing customers with ample time to create an S&S account before the U.S. brand integration completes in July. The Canadian brand integration will complete in early April. The combination creates the industry’s largest distributor of apparel, accessories and hard goods, with more than 100 brands to choose from.

Posted: March 4, 2025

Source: S&S Activewear

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