VF Group Is Working With Apjet To Develop Environmentally Friendly Textile Finishing Agents.

Its VF Corp, a well-known outdoor brand with The North Face and other famous outdoor brands, has recently signed a cooperation agreement with Apjet, the textile finishing agent manufacturer of the United States, and Apjet, known for its new textile finishing agent without water or heating, has become the latest partner of the VF group's innovative technology development camp.

Apjet will assist VF group in developing a global innovation center, which has recently reached a strategic partnership with FibeRio, which creates fine fabrics, to develop new environmentally friendly nanoscale fabrics.

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The establishment emphasizes the same theme, that is, more exploration.

More environmentally friendly manufacturing processes, and new cooperation at the same time show the global garment giant VF group's determination in technological innovation.

Apjet was founded in 2002, its new type.

Finishing technology did not begin to be commercially oriented until 2008.

It uses a plasma based fabric for waterproofing substances and other chemicals. It is reported that the chemicals used in the Apjet process are only 10% of the chemical materials required for the traditional finishing process.

It is widely applied to all kinds of fabrics, such as outdoor clothing, down garments, ski suits, tents, bags and other fabrics.

The rational use of textile finishing agents plays a key role in increasing the function of textiles, changing the style of textiles, improving the quality of textiles and improving their added value.

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Recently, clothing brand UNIQLO has been popular with women's traditional dress style.

It is reported that UNIQLO has a cooperative factory with Bangladesh, and some of its proceeds will be used to support the health of factory women workers.

It is reported that the series has been continuously sold since its sale in April 20th.

Bangladesh's traditional costumes are characterized by distinctive colors such as purple and green, with fine embroidery patterns.

These elements include 3 dresses, 4 long shirts, 1 casual pants and scarves.

The price of this series of products is 2990 yen (149 yuan) for casual wear and long shirts, 1500 yuan for casual trousers (75 yuan) and 1 thousand yen (50 yuan) for scarves.

In addition to selling online, the series is also available in 3 large shops in Tokyo and Osaka.

If sales are gratifying, UNIQLO will discuss products that increase the traditional clothing of other producing countries.