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Fulgar looking for growth in fine gauge knit market

By Haydn Davis
27 February 2013

Castel Goffredo - Fulgar SpA, the producer of textured synthetic yarns based in the heart of the Italian hosiery manufacturing region showcased a series of its products at the recent ISPO exhibition including its latest microfibres in Nylon 6.6 ? Emana, Q-Skin and Q-Nova, with the latter now available in 45 different counts for use in very fine gauge women?s sheer hosiery and seamless apparel.

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