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Jacket from Anta is China’s first homegrown graphene garment

10/01/2020
Chinese sports brand Anta has worked with researchers at Xiamen University to develop its first graphene-enhanced apparel product, the A-Flame down jacket.

Anta described graphene as “a breakthrough in clothing materials”. It is using graphene in the jacket to radiate far infrared rays and help keep wearers warm in winter. It said its intention is to use graphene in a wide range of products in future, including training, leisure and outdoor apparel.


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