Hypernatural® Launches Eco-Luxury Apparel Backed By Proprietary Materials

ELM GROVE, Wis. — October 19, 2022 — Hypernatural®, the eco-luxury menswear brand Made Better by Nature®, announced today the launch of its one-of-kind apparel made from naturally performing material with no virgin polyester, plastics, chemical dyes, or harmful petrol chemicals. Hypernatural relies on sustainable materials such as Jade stone and crab shells, blended with the world’s best cotton, Supima®, to deliver apparel that is super soft, uniquely cool-to-the-touch and odor free. Additionally, Hypernatural relies on the world’s only 100% recycled spandex, Creora® Regen, for comfort and movement.

Hypernatural naturally comfortable apparel will arrive in the U.S. market in Spring of 2023.

“It took two years of development at a raw fiber level for Hypernatural to create a better alternative to both polyester and commodity cotton, which are commonly blended in knitted apparel,” said Chris Kolbe, co-founder of Hypernatural. “You shouldn’t need a chemistry degree to figure out what you’re wearing. Refineries have no place in the apparel industry; polyester is not the future of fashion, it’s nature.”

Hypernatural’s goal is to use only naturally regenerative materials and dyes. Today we are reducing our ecological impact with what is available, while recognizing the company must do more over the next two to three years to help reduce carbon.

“Sustainability begins at the source, which means wherever possible using only natural, renewable, and biodegradable fibers,” said Christian Arkins, co-founder of Hypernatural. “At present, at least 45% of Hypernatural’s materials come from recycled or regenerated sources such as jade stone and seafood waste. We use cotton yarn scraps that are left over from yarn spinning mills to make our own Hyper-yarns, versus using wood pulp from trees that can promote deforestation.”

Hyper – Material Facts

  • 0% Virgin polyester;
  • 0% Harmful chemical dyes;
  • 95% biodegradable;
  • 100% recycled Spandex;
  • OEKO-TEXT 100 certified; an.d
  • bluesign® approved dyes

“Some retailers we work with call Hypernatural the ‘Tesla of polo shirts.’ We aim to deliver modern comfort, traditional quality with a natural performance. We see nature as the new ultimate luxury,” Kolbe said.

Hypernatural shirts feature a magpie logo as its totem, signaling a new generation of luxury is here. Hypernatural polos have been tested and shown to work well throughout several days of use, as they are odor resistant and require less laundering, which adds to a longer lifespan.

“Cheap and dirty, disposable plastic/polyester clothing needs to be made extinct. It is the antithesis of luxury,” said Arkins.

“Hypernatural’s sustainability and quality standards are higher than most. Designs are made to be simple, versatile and the most comfortable pieces in any man’s wardrobe. Whether work meets golf, boat-to-dinner, or a 48-hour getaway, it just makes sense that people will want to look smart and feel comfortable anywhere life takes them,” said Kolbe.

Hyper – Material Ingredients

  • Supima cotton — Softest and strongest cotton in the world. Inherently softer and more luxurious due to its extra-long staple fiber. The length of the fiber produces smoother, cleaner yarns that result in a softer, more breathable fabric that resists pilling.
  • Hyper-Cool Jade® — Jade Stone’s natural cooling helps lower skin temperature up to 5 degrees by absorbing heat and dynamically evaporating moisture, all while enhancing your skin’s natural ability for continuous cooling. Jade provides wellness benefits, like increased blood circulation and reduces swelling.
  • Hyper-Chitin® — Chitin is a biopolymer mainly extracted from crab and prawn shell food waste. Antibacterial / Odor resistant, moisturizes skin, reduces inflammation, supports skin regeneration and healing.
  • Creora Regen Spandex — World’s only 100-percemt recycled spandex. Requires ⅔ less energy to produce vs. virgin spandex.
  • Mother of Peal Buttons — 100% Natural (no plastic) Cool to the touch, beautiful natural color and imperfections. Stronger, more durable – last longer than plastic buttons.

Posted: October 20, 2022

Source: Hypernatural®

Piana Technology Upgrades Facility For Greater Company Sustainability And Local Energy Production

CARTERSVILLE, Ga.  — October 19, 2022 — Piana Technology, the 439-year-old Italian-made textile company known for innovations within the fiber and nonwovens textiles markets, has gone live with a solar panel system at its Nonwovens facility in Cartersville, Ga. The facility upgrade comes during a landmark year for the company, whose E/SMART™ high-performance nonwoven fiber technology was named as a CES® 2022 Innovation Awards Honoree, and an honorable mention as one of Fast Company’s World Changing Ideas.

The Georgia-based facility is a powerhouse for textile production, specializing in vertically- and cross-lapped nonwovens. Since 2016, the facility has manufactured a variety of intermediate products that are behind many of the common household products used today.

As part of their sustainability journey, Piana Technology has committed to shrink its climate impact with clean energy as part of the solution. The system went live on August 5 and is a positive step both for the company and the local community.

They have partnered with Southern View Energy, a local solar electrical design and solar installation company, to carefully review the facility’s energy profile and pilot an installment project. The new 471 kW system is poised to supply more than 622,000 kWh each year and avoid an estimated 460 tons of CO2 a year, equivalent to 125 acres of trees. Although most of this energy will go towards the facility, on days where there is overproduction, energy will go back to the city of Cartersville for redistribution.

“This is our first PV system, so this is a huge step for us,” said Daniela Leal, Piana’s sustainability manager. “Our goal at Piana Technology is to cut our emissions in half in the next 2-3 years, so of course we want to exploit every meaningful opportunity to meet that goal. This new accomplishment is helping us do exactly that, and even as we’re celebrating, we’re looking ahead to the next project.”

Posted: October 20, 2022

Source: Piana Technology

Bolt Threads Announces Latest Collaboration With Ginkgo Bioworks To Optimize Its Mylo™ Material

BOSTON — October 20, 2022 — Bolt Threads, a biotechnology company creating the next generation of advanced materials, and Ginkgo Bioworks, the leading horizontal platform for cell programming, today announced a multi-project collaboration to increase the production efficiency and performance of Bolt’s current portfolio as well as expand it by developing novel proteins for biomaterials. The first program in this collaboration aims to optimize the production efficiency of Bolt’s Mylo™ material, a leather alternative made out of mycelium, the underground root-like system of fungi.

Mylo is an animal-free, sustainable alternative to leather grown from mycelium. Through Bolt Threads’ production process, mycelium grows into a foamy layer that, once harvested, can be dyed and processed into sheets of material that can be customized to desired size, color, shape and thicknesses. Mylo can be used in footwear, handbags, wallets, phone cases, and other products, and is already in use by brands like adidas, Stella McCartney, GANNI and lululemon. Unlike traditional leather made from animal hides, mycelium leather does not rely on raising livestock, and unlike synthetic leather, Mylo isn’t petroleum-derived.

Through this collaboration, Ginkgo aims to increase the growth rate of Bolt’s mycelium, lowering the overall production costs of Mylo. This collaboration also marks an expansion of the companies’ work together, as they are already working to optimize the sustainability, efficiency and cost effectiveness of Bolt Threads’ b-silk™ protein manufacturing process.

“Over the last few years, the largest fashion brands worldwide and the textiles industry have collectively recognized the need to develop more sustainable and low-footprint materials. Bolt Threads is at the forefront of this shift, and Mylo represents this future,” said Jason Kelly, CEO and co-founder, Ginkgo Bioworks. “We are excited to leverage our Foundry and Codebase to help drive down the cost of producing Mylo making the product more accessible to a variety of markets where innovative and exciting alternative materials can be used.”

“Ginkgo’s expertise in engineering biology has enabled us to accelerate our work transforming the clean beauty and personal care industries with b-silk protein,” said David Breslauer, co-founder and chief technology officer at Bolt Threads. “We are thrilled to be partnering with them again to optimize the production of our mycelium technology which will help make Mylo more accessible to consumers and brands alike.”

Posted: October 20, 2022

Source: Ginkgo Bioworks

ALUULA Composites Dominating Competitive Wind Sports

VICTORIA, British Columbia — October 19, 2022 — ALUULA Composites, a new advanced materials technology firm, is pleased to report that its ultralight and strong composite materials are delivering podium results for its partner brands in professional windsport competition.

Wind sport companies Duotone, RRD, and Ocean Rodeo all have one thing in common: they’re all now using ALUULA composite materials in their latest range of kites and wings, and to increasingly greater effect, with team athletes achieving multiple podium finishes across recent high profile competitive events.

Benefitting from the lighter, stronger and stiffer qualities of the ALUULA Gold™ material over traditional dacrons, the brands’ respective design teams are continuing to infuse ALUULA technology into their latest kite and wing models, and then handing off the finished products to some of the best riders in the world.

Having recently announced the launch of their new “NEO D/LAB” kite featuring an ALUULA air frame, Duotone riders dominated the recent Global Kitesports Association championship tour stop in Dakhla, Morocco, with team riders James Carew, Sebastian Ribeiro and Matchu Lopes taking 1st, 2nd and 3rd place respectively, and all using ALUULA powered kites in the contest. The brand has also seen achievements within its wing team too, with multiple podium finishes attained using their UNIT D/LAB wings featuring an ALUULA leading edge and strut.

Italian wind sport brand RRD have also posted multiple podium positions at recent Global Wingsport Association events, with team riders Francesco Capuzzo and Jose ‘Gollito’ Estredo using their new ALUULA-powered Gold Wings to maximum effect, with Gollito also recently achieving 1st place the Freestyle Cup in Cavalaire, France, while Francesco and teammate Camille Bouyer are currently ranked within the top 3 riders on the tour.

And Canadian company Ocean Rodeo, early adopters of ALUULA, have been posting top-of-the-podium results too, with wingfoil rider Mathis Ghio recently seen screaming into 1st place in the Surf-Slalom discipline at the Freestyle Cup in Cavalaire, in a video clip that’s been widely shared on social media, while over on their kite side, Big Air star Giel Vlugt continues to achieve multiple podium finishes (as well as world-first maneuvers) on his ALUULA-powered Rise kite, with all eyes on the Dutch rider as he prepares for the major Red Bull ‘King of the Air’ event in Cape Town.

Without denying that these are all talented riders at the top of their game, the consistency of ALUULA powered gear putting riders onto top tier event podiums around the world leaves no doubt as to the material’s effectiveness and consequent appeal to top level wind sport athletes, and is indicative of ALUULA’s growing adoption into the materials toolbox of major wind sport brands.

“The transformational effect our composites have had in the Wind Sport sector are now undeniable, and the recent competitive success of our windsport partners provides a clear roadmap for our non-windsport partners we are currently in co-development with – they see how transformational ALUULA will be to their industry as well. It is an extremely exciting time for our entire team,” said ALUULA COO John Zimmerman.

To learn more or to request material samples, please send your request to info@aluula.com and take the opportunity to consult with some of our experts today to see how we can make our Lighter and Stronger composites work for you.

Posted: October 20, 2022

Source: ALUULA Composites

3M To Launch New Sustainably Driven Insulation – 3M™ Thinsulate™ Flowable Featherless

ST. PAUL, Minn. — October 20, 2022 — 3M announced it will launch 3M™ Thinsulate™ Flowable Featherless Insulation this month. The latest textile innovation from the Minnesota-based company is a lightweight, high loft insulation made with 80-percent recycled content that’s designed to be flowable for easy processing.

This product is the newest addition to the ever-growing line of 3M Thinsulate Insulation products made with sustainable features. “At 3M, we’re focused on sustainability from the very beginning of the value chain, so our materials and manufacturing practices must be responsible to start,” said Robert Polik, senior application engineer at 3M.

Crafted with a soft hand feel, 3M Thinsulate Flowable Featherless Insulation is a lightweight, high- loft insulation ideal for puffy garments. It also features a high wash durability, meaning it can maintain its thermal performance even after laundering.

“Aside from its sustainability features, 3M Thinsulate Flowable Featherless Insulation is also easy to apply to apparel,” said Polik. “We’re quite proud of its ‘flowability,’ as it can be applied using a variety of filling machines. And since all apparel is designed differently, the insulation can easily be shaped to fill a garment’s unique quilting channels.”

As a recycled content-based product, 3M Thinsulate Flowable Featherless Insulation reflects 3M’s wider sustainability initiatives. The company’s headquarters is already powered by 100-percent renewable electricity, with an aim of achieving 50 percent renewable electricity in all global locations by 2025. Last year, 3M announced it is pledging $1 billion over 20 years to accelerate environmental goals, including achieving carbon neutrality across operations by 2050, with a 50 percent reduction by 2030 (versus a baseline year of 2019); reducing water usage by 25 percent across all facilities by 2030 (versus 2019); and reducing dependence on virgin fossil-based plastics by 125 million pounds by 2025.

This year, 3M can be found at PERFORMANCE DAYS in Munich, Germany from November 3 to 4. Visit 3M at Booth T07, where you can discover more about 3M Thinsulate Flowable Featherless Insulation as well as other upcoming sustainable innovations.

Posted: October 20, 2022

Source: 3M

Meryl Fabrics® Celebrate Major International Award Success

CONGLETON, England — October 20, 2022 — Meryl Fabrics®, producer of hi-tech sustainable materials, is jubilant after receiving a trio of much coveted industry awards at the Professional Clothing Industry Association Worldwide Awards 2022.

The PCIAW®  presented the highly innovative manufacturer with the final trophy of the evening, the “Industry Award for Sustainability,” as well as Highly Commended awards in two other categories “Best Fabric & Fibre Innovation” and “PPE Innovation in Clothing.”

Peter Broom, co-founder and director of Meryl Fabrics, explained: “We are thrilled to receive this substantial recognition from such an esteemed international organisation.

“Our business is absolutely passionate about revolutionising the textile manufacturing process, eliminating microplastic shedding and reducing the overall environmental impact of professional clothing.

“We are hopeful that being presented with these three international awards will amplify our call, encouraging other organisations to join us in our mission to achieve infinite recyclability.”

Meryl Fabrics was also a headline sponsor of the Professional Clothing Industry Association Worldwide, PCIAW®Summit & Awards 2022, which welcomed U.K. and internationally-based manufacturers, distributors and retailers to the two day event October 18 and 19 in London. At the event the firm also welcomed attendees to the stand so they could benefit from key insights on how they can benefit from Meryl Fabrics technology to achieve sustainable solutions within their organizations.

Driven by problem solving, the award-winning Meryl Fabrics uses Nylstar Hydrogen bonding technology to enhance the molecular structure of fibres; seal-in microplastics within the yarn and improve the durability of garments. Their continual innovation in Meryl® Eco Dye offers a waterless dyeing process, saving thousands of litres of water during manufacture of fabric as they re-engineer the present of apparel. Meryl Fabrics seeks to replace cotton with its exceptionally soft touch fabrics that feature natural stretch and moisture management properties that are designed to be recycled and offer other businesses a fully circular model in one place.

Posted: October 20, 2022

Source: Meryl Fabrics®

Kornit Digital Encourages Textile Industry To “Be The Change” By Adopting Groundbreaking, Sustainable, High-Volume, On-Demand Production At PRINTING United Expo 2022

LAS VEGAS — October 19, 2022 — Kornit Digital Ltd., a worldwide market leader in sustainable, on-demand digital fashion and textile production technologies, today encouraged retailers and brands to “be the change” by embracing digital production to succeed in a rapidly transforming fashion and textile industry. At PRINTING United Expo, the company will demonstrate its complete portfolio of high-volume digital production that empowers the industry to adapt for the new rules of supply and demand–unleashing unlimited creativity at the speed of e-commerce.

The company is also sharing findings from its second annual Impact Report issued today, reflecting an ongoing commitment to helping transform to a more sustainable and efficient business model. This integrated showcase of innovations is on display at Kornit Booth C7507 at PRINTING United Expo 2022, October 19-21.

Kornit’s direct-to-garment and direct-to-fabric solutions reflect the company’s dedication to ensuring brands and retailer scan succeed in an industry often defined by waste and overproduction. Through the power of high-volume, on-demand production, companies are now better able to adopt near shoring, fix broken supply chains, and embrace the promise of virtually unlimited creativity and quality.

Fueling this change — and on display at PRINTING United Expo 2022 for the first time — is Kornit Atlas MAX for high-quality mass customization, Kornit Atlas MAX POLY to transform the world of polyester and poly-blended sportswear with vibrant color, and Kornit Presto MAX to turn concepts into brilliant custom fabrics for fashion, home-décor, and other key applications. Attendees will also receive a VIP introduction to the game changing Kornit Apollo platform for highly automated, digital mass production on demand. The end-to-end system ensures optimal total cost of ownership (TCO) and the highest output per operator, with expected availability in mid-2023.Allowingthe industry to realize the promise of on-demand, end-to-end fulfillment and production is the KornitX workflow solution as well as its new Smart Curing solution for delivery of highly durable and high-quality finished products. Holistically, the integrated Kornit portfolio enables companies to adopt lean and agile, on-demand fulfillment more effectively–from pixel to parcel to doorstep.

Jacob Smith, co-owner at Dye Into Print, stated: “Partnering with Kornit in DTF printing has helped us horizontally scale and expand our print-on-demand capabilities with the addition of natural fabrics. The single-step solution of the Kornit Presto S MAX has helped us further streamline our production, reduce our supply chain network, and better utilize valuable warehouse space.”

Ronen Samuel, CEO at Kornit Digital, commented: “Across the industry, the laws of supply and demand are quickly reversing. No longer must retailers and brands try to sell what’s already been produced–carrying unnecessary inventory and relying on supply chains that are often damaged or broken. High-volume, on-demand production effectively addresses this challenge, all while providing the highest levels of quality, efficiency, and sustainability. For the first time in three years, we’re very excited to be in Las Vegas live to showcase how Kornit is powering this industry change.”

In conjunction with PRINTING United Expo, Kornit has issued its second annual Impact Report, reinforcing a commitment to long-term sustainability and underscoring its forward-looking strategy across the Environmental, Social, and Corporate Governance framework. This year’s report further expands the Company’s long-term roadmap for evolving the world of fashion and textiles into one that is more sustainable and highly efficient–creating a better planet for everyone.

Samuel concluded: “This long-term sustainability strategy reflects our dual role as an agent of change and a driver of disruptive innovation. To achieve this, we’re committed to not only enabling change via on-demand, sustainable production – but also being the change across business operations and employee satisfaction, green chemistry, and measurable reductions in energy emissions. Today’s report reflects our continuous commitment to creating a brighter, more sustainable future in fashion and textiles.”

Posted: October 20, 2022

Source: Kornit Digital LTD.

Freudenberg Concludes Multi-Year Contract With Global Automotive Tier One Supplier To Supply Gas Diffusion Layers For Fuel Cell Stacks

WEINHEIM, Germany — October 20, 2022 — Freudenberg Performance Materials (Freudenberg) has concluded a high-volume, multi-year contract with a global automotive tier one supplier to supply high-performance gas diffusion layers for the stacks forming the core of the fuel cell systems produced by the leading automotive supplier. Global target applications are mid-sized and heavy commercial vehicles as well as buses. Freudenberg is thus driving the customer’s global fuel cell activities forward, thereby also accelerating the breakthrough of mass-produced fuel cell stacks.

Importance of fuel cell technology

Fuel cell technology is a major pillar of a successful energy transition. Gas diffusion layers play a key role in this context: they are indispensable for the functioning of a fuel cell and have a significant impact on the performance of a fuel cell stack. Freudenberg already has more than 20 years of unique expertise in the development and production of gas diffusion layers for fuel cell applications in the mobility sector and for porous transport layers used in electrolyzers.

Investments in technology and production capacity

“This high-volume, multi-year industrial-scale order is confirmation that the long-term investment in our technologies and the close cooperation with our customers are paying off,” Dr. Frank Heislitz, CEO Freudenberg Performance Materials, said. “As a result, fuel cell technology will become an increasingly important pillar of our business activities going forward.” Freudenberg is currently expanding its production capacity at its Weinheim headquarters by installing additional lines. Further investments are on the verge of implementation.

Fuel cells and gas diffusion layers – the basics

A fuel cell converts the chemical energy of hydrogen and atmospheric oxygen into electricity. Functionally-optimized gas diffusion layers made of carbon-fiber based nonwoven are installed on both sides of a catalyst-coated membrane positioned in the middle of the fuel cell. The gas diffusion layers distribute hydrogen and oxygen evenly to the membrane and remove the electricity, heat and water generated by the CO2-free chemical reaction. They also protect the sensitive membrane and are optimized to suit the bipolar plate. A fuel cell stack is made up of several individual fuel cells.

Posted: October 20, 2022

Source: Freudenberg Performance Materials Holding SE & Co. KG (Freudenberg)

Avery Dennison’s atma.io Joins CIRPASS To Lay The Ground For The Deployment Of European Digital Product Passports

OEGSTGEEST, The Netherlands — October 20, 2022 — Avery Dennison’s atma.io connected product cloud joins the CIRPASS consortium, bringing together a core network of leading organisations in building the European vision for a unified Digital Product Passport (DPP) approach across multiple value chains. Funded by the European Commission under the Digital Europe Programme, CIRPASS aims to prepare the ground for the gradual piloting and deployment of the DPPs from 2023 onwards, with an initial focus on the electronics, batteries and textile sectors.

On October 5, the new CIRPASS (Collaborative Initiative for a Standards-based Digital Product Passport for Stakeholder-Specific Sharing of Product Data for a Circular Economy) project officially kicked off with a hybrid meeting taking place in Brussels. With 30 partners representing thousands of industrial, digital, international, standards and regulatory organisations and NGOs across Europe, the 18-month project will respond to the European Commission’s call on creating a clear concept of the DPP, defining a cross-sectoral product data model with demonstrated benefits for the circular economy as well as developing roadmaps for its deployment.

DPPs are crucial for enabling the EU’s transition to a circular economy

The circular economy will replace wasteful linear economies by 2029, according to the 2019 Gartner study. To get there requires turning around the linear supply chain system to create a whole circular ecosystem. Through the DPP, CIRPASS helps in laying the foundation for such an ecosystem across value chains in three sectors: batteries, electronics and textiles, based on common rules, principles, taxonomy and standards. Specifically, the project aims to deliver at least three DPP prototypes for the three sectors as well as reaching agreements on key data for circularity and sustainability. The consortium partners will also work together to provide recommendations for a data exchange protocol and system architecture, making sure that the product information contained in the DPP will be standardised and machine-readable.

By enabling a successful rollout of the DPPs in critical sectors, CIRPASS contributes to giving the European industry the possibility to implement the circular business model on a large scale and in a resilient way.

Building a balanced and open community dedicated to the roll-out of the DPPs and beyond

To ensure a cross-sectoral approach, CIRPASS unites leading European Research and Technology organizations, supported by three standardization organizations, an experienced pool of circular economy and sustainability consultancies, several large European industrial associations, digital technologies and web experts as well as selected digital solution providers. Thanks to this community of expertise and knowledge sharing, the project will build consensus around the DPP concept and contribute to the development of common principles, prototypes and roadmaps for the deployment of DPPs across value chains, sectors and market participants.

Besides the collaboration of project partners, stakeholder engagement is a crucial part of CIRPASS’s action plan. An ecosystem for stakeholder engagement will be set up. Various activities to activate companies and organisations from across Europe will be announced throughout the project, including joining Expert and Stakeholder groups, participating in CIRPASS’s workshops and public events, responding to consultations and much more.

Max Winograd, vice president, Connected Products at Avery Dennison Smartrac, commented: “Joining the CIRPASS consortium as an Associate Partner, Avery Dennison’s atma.io connected product cloud actively supports the work packages on DPP prototypes and recommendations, and on DPP systems plus frameworks to develop and deliver a DPP system architecture that includes dataspace integration, identification schemes with unique product IDs and implementation guidelines. Our work, in close collaboration with other project partners, will create standards-based DPP prototypes and an implementation blueprint for deploying an interoperable digital product passport sustainably at scale.”

Posted: October 20, 2022

Source: Avery Dennison Corp.

“SYNERGY” High Technology For Sportswear With Sensitive® Fabrics By EUROJERSEY

CARONNO PERTUSELLA, Italy — October 20, 2022 — EUROJERSEY with the new ‘SYNERGY’ campaign promotes that boost of self-confidence that drives you to push your limits and perform at your best in every sporting activity thanks to the versatility and adaptability of Sensitive® Fabrics.

The perfect synergy between the technical qualities of the fabrics for truly avant-garde garments combined with the flow of each individual body movement allow excellent performance in all physical activities, even the most extreme.

An inherent potential of Sensitive Fabrics, thanks to the patented textile construction, a true three-dimensional stretch with high abrasion resistance, given by the ultra-flat surface. Impalpable like a second skin and with an impeccable fit they reshape the body, supporting the muscles thanks to their calibrated compression. With high breathability, they offer protection from UV rays while practicing outdoor sports, easy care, and ensure durability.

The growing innovation in the textile world offered by EUROJERSEY brings to the activewear segment a range of technologies in the areas of textile construction, printing and manufacturing.

Posted: October 20, 2022

Source: EUROJERSEY

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