Archroma launches ‘durable’ textile softener

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Silicone softener for cotton textiles is said deliver longer-lasting effect so garments remain in active use for longer

Siligen D2W LIQ C is based on a new patent-pending chemistry

Textile chemical specialist Archroma has launched what it claims is the first “truly durable” silicone softener for cotton and other cellulosic textiles.

Branded as Siligen D2W LIQ C, the new treatment is said to deliver high levels of fabric softness and elasticity ensuring that the garments are capable of offering extended life compared to those treated with other softeners on the market.

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