Finn Flare increases the share of clothing made from recycled materials
Publishedо 28 January, 2020
The stores of the Finnish company Finn Flare will have a new collection of outerwear made using the new modern material rPet in the near future. The company plans to increase the share of nano fabrics in production to 30% in the future.
Using recycled polyester, obtained by melting used bottles, requires 60% less energy costs to produce a new rPet fiber and reduces carbon dioxide emissions to the atmosphere compared to the production of conventional chemical filaments.Finn Flare experts note the antibacterial and thermal insulation qualities of new fabrics in addition to high environmental standards.
Source: svkk.ru
Using recycled polyester, obtained by melting used bottles, requires 60% less energy costs to produce a new rPet fiber and reduces carbon dioxide emissions to the atmosphere compared to the production of conventional chemical filaments.Finn Flare experts note the antibacterial and thermal insulation qualities of new fabrics in addition to high environmental standards.
Source: svkk.ru
