Dimension-Polyant launches climate-neutral fabrics for backpacks

Leading sailcloth producer Dimension-Polyant, new RX fabric for bags and backpacks is the first product in the company’s X-Pac range to be certified climate neutral by ClimatePartner.

MD Uwe Stein, said that they’re really excited to present their first 100% climate-neutral product, and more will be coming soon. They’re working with their raw material suppliers to steadily raise the percentage of recycled and bio-based fibers without sacrificing quality.

The X-Pac RX 3-layer laminates use X-Ply fiber reinforcement technology, which is a three-layer design that is tough, flexible, and waterproof. A sleek, technical appearance is provided by a lighter-weight polyester film backing.

Stein explained that the outer layer is created from locally obtained recycled PET to correspond with domestic fabrication in their climate-neutral plant and assist minimize their environmental effect. They’ve gotten a lot of positive feedback from their brand partners on this.

The RX collection is available in 3 levels of quality: RX15, a 150-denier face fabric for ultralight backpacks and totes, or as an inner lining for technical backpacks, RX30, a 300-denier face fabric with the best blend of construction for outdoor performance or urban use, and RX36, a high-tech face fabric with the performance of a 300-denier fiber and the durability of a 600-denier fabric.

Dimension-Polyant will use the cleenTEC seal on all climate-neutral products.

Stein added that they need to make it easy for consumers to recognize their sustainable materials. All cleenTEC-labeled products are guaranteed to be climate neutral and made from recycled or bio-based raw materials.

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