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Hyosung Presents New Sustainable Textile Solutions at Functional Fabric Fair

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Committed to investing in continuous innovation, Hyosung will introduce its latest sustainable textile solutions at the Functional Fabric Fair, Portland, OR on April 4 -5, booth 1413A.
Highlighted will be Hyosung’s new USDA and SGS-certified creora® bio-based Black elastane partly made with renewable resources, providing reduced carbon emissions compared to production of conventional elastane. In addition, the company will also launch its 3rd party-certified, 100% recycled creora® regen Black elastane, delivering water-saving options for a more sustainable production process. Both fibres provide a deeper, darker black color to help eliminate grin-through, together with the same powerful stretch and recovery benefits as its conventional creora® Black elastane.

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