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Hyosung to launch new ‘creora Fresh’ elastane at Interfilière Lyon/Mode City
Hyosung will launch a new odour neutralising elastane, creora Fresh, for sports bras and underwear applications.
28th June 2016
Knitting Industry
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Seoul
“In response to the continued growth of sports underwear, we have developed creora Fresh using our proprietary ingredient technology to chemically bond to substances that cause body odour and to neutralise them,” explained Hyosung President Yong Seup Kim.
“creora Fresh has been demonstrated with nylon and polyester fibres to last longer than traditional antimicrobial finishes. This technology will also enhance sportswear garment and fabric versatility by giving consumers added confidence. It is the latest addition to our creora speciality product portfolio and a demonstration of our commitment to excellence through innovation.”
Applicaiton
“Globally sports participation is on the rise as consumers continue to be concerned about wellness,” said Ria Stern, Hyosung Textiles Global Marketing Director.
“As a result we see growth in demand for sports bras and underwear. creora Fresh adds comfort, fit, and confidence for consumers. We have a number of brands interested as they want to move away from antimicrobial chemicals next to the skin.”
On display
Hyosung will also promote the company’s range of latest fabrics, as well as 2018 trends for intimate apparel, swimwear, and activewear applications for:
- creora Color+ dyeable elastane for deeper darker colours without grin through
- creora Black solution dyed black elastane for increased power without grin through
- MIPAN Aqua X cool touch and moisture management nylon
- MIPAN super micro denier nylon for soft sensual fabrics
Hyosung
Hyosung Corporation is one of Korea’s leading multinational conglomerates, with annual worldwide sales of more than US$ 8.7 billion. Hyosung maintains a network of more than 73 subsidiaries and international branch offices around the globe.
The company operates in seven performance groups, which include: textiles, industrial materials, chemicals, power and industrial systems, construction, trading and information and communication.
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