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Swedish brand opts for Fulgar’s recycled fibre

08/05/2018
Swedish brand opts for Fulgar’s recycled fibre
Swedish clothing brand Arket, owned by clothing group H&M, is the latest brand to use fibres from manmade fibre producer Fulgar’s Q-Nova family in its products. 

It has incorporated the Q-Nova Melange Recycled fibre into its seamless yoga collection.

The fibre, which Fulgar unveiled in 2016, is made by blending its Q-Nova nylon fibre, derived from regenerated raw material, and a polyester produced entirely from reused plastic bottles.

It is said to be stretchable, soft, lightweight, quick drying and breathable, as well as offering outstanding colour resistance and giving a fabric increased comfort. 

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