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HanesBrands Japan turns to Polygiene for odour control

14/08/2017

The Japanese division of clothing group HanesBrands will use anti-odour technology from Polygiene in a range of products from its forthcoming Champion collection of athletic wear. Polygiene’s permanent odour control technology will feature in 70 different items for basketball, golf and training in the Autumn-Winter 2017/18 range. It will also be...

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