technology fabric

More and more advanced technology, more and more people dressed. Therefore, these advanced technologies are applied to the fabric
TOP 4 INNOVATIVE FABRICS

1. Crailar Flax
   Crailar Flax is produced using an all-natural enzymatic process that results in a fibre that is as soft and durable as cotton. In fact, garments made of or blended with Crailar Flax Fibre outperform pure cotton. They are strong, dry quickly, and shrink less. They wick in a manner similar to synthetics, yet feel indiscernible from cotton. Crailar flax’s production and farming methods have low impact on the environment. Large brands such as Levis have already begun incorporating the fibre in their garments.
2. BioCouture - Suzanne Lee
   Biologically grown clothes? Yes… possible apparently! Fashion designer, Suzanne Lee’s genius concoction, was inspired by her meeting with a biologist, she is now on a mission to create clothing using microbes. She has conducted experiments in growing a Kombucha based material that can be used like fabric or vegetable leather to make clothing.
   
3. Qmilk
   Fashion made by out of date milk? Another strange but true creation but on this occasion by German company Qmilk; they create fibre, which can be mixed with conventional fabric and yarn to improve its quality. Fabrics made of Qmilk fibre are very soft and provide a comfortable fit. Due to the excellent heat and moisture management, Qmilk’s fabric can be used for work wear ranges and ready-to-wear clothing.

4 Technology also known as Cocona is a fibre used in sportswear, the technology comes from naturally derived materials which means that there are zero levels of irritants to contend with when wearing 37.5 products. The fibre is known to work to keep the optimum relative humidity in your microclimate so your body more efficiently maintains an ideal core temperature, enabling you to perform better and longer. Sports brands like Adidas and The North Face use the technology in their sports wear.

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