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Eurojersey outlines environmental gains in new PEF study

By Haydn Davis
13 January 2021

Caronno Pertusella - Italian warp knitter Eurojersey has carried out a new PEF (Product Environmental Footprint) study to evaluate the recent environmental improvements of its Sensitive fabrics' manufacturing process.
Eurojersey produces warp knit fabrics under the Sensitive brand for numerous major lingerie and swimwear brands such as Triumph and La Perla as well as fashion brands including Dolce and Gabbana, Cavalli and Calvin Klein.

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