Hyosung, Tefron, and Santoni join forces to redefine sustainable sportswear

The textile and fashion industry’s increasing demand for sustainable solutions has led to a collaboration between Hyosung, Tefron, and Santoni. Together, they are introducing a new era of sustainable sportswear and seamless apparel using certified and multi-functional yarns.

The collaborative product, set to redefine standards in sustainable activewear and seamless clothing, will be unveiled at ISPO Munich from November 28-30 in Hall A1, Booth 335. Susie Barak, Business Director at Tefron, emphasized the winning combination of eco-friendly materials and innovative production techniques, particularly highlighting Tefron’s expertise in seamless knitting and Hyosung’s creora® Bio-Based yarn.

Simon Whitmarsh-Knight, Hyosung Global Marketing Director -Textiles, expressed delight in teaming up with two prominent players in the seamless apparel market. The collaboration promises numerous benefits, including traceable certified fibers, enhanced comfort and performance, as well as innovative design possibilities.

Santoni, as part of this initiative, will unveil a capsule collection of seamless materials made with Hyosung USDA, SGS-certified creora® Bio-Based elastane, RCS-certified 100% recycled creora® regen elastane, and soft-stretch creora® EasyFlex. The collection, presented at the Santoni ISPO booth, showcases the innovative SANTONI SM8-TOP2ST machine, allowing for sculptured terry patterns and upgraded seamless designs.

Patrick Silva, Marketing Manager/Business Developer at Santoni, expressed excitement about the capsule collection made with Hyosung’s sustainable fibers. The joint endeavor aims to illustrate how their partnership can introduce fresh and innovative seamless solutions to enhance brands’ product offerings.

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