ColossusTex unveils eco-friendly Graphene Yarn

ColossusTex, a leading textile supply chain company, introduces “Graphene Yarn” alongside three new yarns – Cotlook, Magic Sparkle, and Silkshine – at Bharat Tex 2024 trade show in New Delhi. Graphene Yarn stands out for its antimicrobial properties, eco-friendliness, and health-conscious design, marking a significant advancement in innovation and sustainability.

Managing Director Rohit Dev Sethi expresses enthusiasm for the groundbreaking product, emphasizing ColossusTex’s commitment to pushing boundaries and delivering tailored, sustainable solutions. With a 99% antibacterial rate, Graphene Yarn aims to eliminate odors and reduce the risk of skin illness, while its far-infrared medical technology promotes skin microcirculation, offering additional health benefits.

The innovative Silkshine, Magic Sparkle, and Cotlook yarns target textile waste reduction in the carpet sector, showcasing ColossusTex’s dedication to eco-friendly production methods. With 25 years of experience in the Indian textile value chain, the company aims to drive sustainable practices and innovation in India’s textile sector, paving the way for a greener future.

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