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HeiQ’s new Australian base powers partnership with Skins

26/01/2015

Swiss textile technology provider HeiQ has established an Australian subsidiary in partnership with Deakin University and has pledged to spend $4 million over the next few years in research and scale-up. When Australian compression wear brand Skins re-launched its A400 range with HeiQ’s cooling technology Adaptive, it said the proximity to the...

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