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Pertex technical innovation seeks to shield against recycling challenges

15/09/2021
Pertex technical innovation seeks to shield against recycling challenges

Technical fabric developer Pertex recently revealed Shield Revolve, which it described as a more sustainable and technical material with both waterproof and breathable properties. 

A mono-material laminate, meaning that each fabric layer is made from a single polymer, Shield Revolve is 100% made up of recycled polyester. 

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