As sustainably made products have become more of a consumer expectation than just an industry trend, brands are relying on strong collaborations with their supply chain to make apparel and gear that consumers feel good about purchasing. To help brands produce enduring, eco-friendly products their customers are anticipating, leading fibre manufacturer Hyosung has developed its new regen sustainability program of 100 percent recycled multiperformance fibres that will be introduced at ISPO Munich, from 26-29 January 2020. Among Hyosung’s latest developments are the company’s new creora regen recycled elastane made from 100 percent reclaimed waste and its new MIPAN regen robic, the first recycled high-tenacity nylon made from 100 percent reclaimed waste. Both fibres have been adopted by leading brands for use in various applications such as activewear, workwear, backpacks and bags.
“It was very important that we develop our creora regen elastane and MIPAN regen robic high-tenacity nylon without compromising the fibres’ highperformance features,” said Mike Simko, Hyosung Global Marketing Director- Textiles. “It was equally important to make these fibres with 100 percent reclaimed waste, as with every ton of recycled elastane we produce, we save approximately two tonnes of nonrenewable raw material being extracted from the earth.”
Hyosung’s new regen program also extends to its multi-function nylon and polyester fibre collections and features: Regen askin polyester cooling and UV protective fibre, Regen cotna polyester natural touch fibre, Regen aerocool polyester sweat-absorbing and quickdrying fibre “Having such a comprehensive package of recycled, multi-function fibres is quite unique and we are excited to not only offer our partners the best possible range of sustainable product offerings, but to also help lift the industry as a whole by being better stewards of the earth,” said Simon Whitmarsh-Knight, Hyosung EMEA Marketing Director Performance Textiles. Hyosung is proud to have one of its fabrics selected the Best Product in 2020 ISPO Textrends Outer Layer category, and to have others selected for Textrends Accelerated ECO, Base Layer and Second Layer categories
As sustainably made products have become more of a consumer expectation than just an industry trend, brands are relying on strong collaborations with their supply chain to make apparel and gear that consumers feel good about purchasing. To help brands produce enduring, eco-friendly products their customers are anticipating, leading fibre manufacturer Hyosung has developed its new regen sustainability program of 100 percent recycled multiperformance fibres that will be introduced at ISPO Munich, from 26-29 January 2020. Among Hyosung’s latest developments are the company’s new creora regen recycled elastane made from 100 percent reclaimed waste and its new MIPAN regen robic, the first recycled high-tenacity nylon made from 100 percent reclaimed waste. Both fibres have been adopted by leading brands for use in various applications such as activewear, workwear, backpacks and bags.
