Teijin recycled polyester mimics natural fibres

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Recycled fabric combines high-performance features with a natural fibre-like appearance and texture

The yarn is suitable for knitted or woven fabrics

Teijin Frontier has developed a new, 100%  recycled polyester fabric that is said to mimic the appearance and texture of natural fibres.

With advanced functionalities such as cool touch, anti-stickiness, quick dry, opacity and ultraviolet (UV) protection, the newly developed fabric is produced from a four-lobed, flat cross-section yarn that has random thicknesses in both the longitudinal and cross-sectional directions.

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