We proudly introduce a new addition to our fabric lineup: the Fishtale Collection, available for ordering in over 100 colors. This sustainable fabric is made from 100% recycled materials, which not only elevate the quality and comfort of your new swimwear collections but also allowing to preserve our planet’s precious resources.
What Materials Is the Revolutionary Fabric Made From?
The FishTale fabric is a marvel of modern textile engineering, born from the collaboration between our trusted partners. This swimwear fabric blends 80% MIPAN regen® Ocean and 20% Creora® regen, making it an eco-conscious choice for designers and consumers alike. The MIPAN regen® Ocean component is sourced from 100% post-consumer recycled nylon derived from fishing nets that once threatened our marine ecosystems. Creora® regen, on the other hand, is an RCS-certified 100% pre-consumer recycled spandex, contributing to a reduced environmental footprint without compromising performance or comfort. Click here for more information.
How Does the New Fabric Production Technology Help Ecology?
FishTale is more than just a fabric; it’s a mission to clean our planet. This initiative contributes to cleaner seas and significantly cuts down CO2 emissions by 73.1%, diminishes the use of fossil resources by 75.7%, and cuts water use by 98.6% compared to traditional nylon production, according to Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) calculations.
Join Us on This Sustainable Journey
At Pine Crest Fabrics, we continue extending our assortment of eco-friendly fabrics. Introducing the FishTale Collection is a significant achievement in our quest to offer durable, earth-friendly materials. By choosing FishTale, brands and consumers are part of a larger movement towards a more sustainable, environmentally conscious fashion industry. Explore the new collection and join us in our mission to make the fashion industry greener, one stitch at a time.
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