Ultralight bio-based jacket debuts at ISPO

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Published on Thursday, 07 February 2013

Written by John Mowbray

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Toray TOKYO – Japanese textile fibre business, Toray, has unveiled a new ultra-lightweight, high performance hydrophobic fabric that is manufactured with up to 60 per cent biomass-based polyamide fibres in a bid to push sustainability further up its textiles agenda.

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