Archroma and Montega Italy announce a collaboration

Archroma offers a wide range of brand and textile specialty chemicals that caters to the local industry in Pakistan for both its internal and export markets. The company’s expert team provides innovative solutions to its customers, tailored to their individual requirements. Montega has decades of rich experience in developing the latest fashion trends with its high standard chemical treatments.

For garments and fabrics, they offer solutions in finishing effects, enzymatic products, bio-polishing, bio-finishing and specialty products for indigo dyes, proteinaceous fibers such as wool and silk, and garment washing and laundry. All applications are geared towards environmental sustainability.

A statement expressed that a global leader in colour and specialty chemicals Archroma, and Montega Srl, Italy, (Montega) announce a collaboration, aimed at supporting the fast-growing garment and apparel industry in Pakistan, particularly in the denim segment. The joint efforts will focus on fostering excellence in the finishing of textile garments, it added.

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