Archroma wins ITMF award for Denim Halo

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Distressed denim process said to deliver water savings of 40-56%, energy reductions of 30-36%, and CO2 emission cuts of 33-34%

PRATTELN – Textile chemical specialist Archroma has won the International Textile Manufacturers Federation (ITMF) 2025 Sustainability & Innovation Award for its Denim Halo process.

The denim pretreatment and dyeing innovation gives brands and mills a “simple way to produce highly sought-after distressed denim looks with a significantly reduced environmental footprint and cleaner chemistries”, according to Archroma.

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