Currently, the textile industry is in the process of transforming into an eco-friendlier industry. The textile industry not only focused on the facility's advancement but the material and technology upgrades were not left behind. According to Greenpeace, PFOA and PFAS can evaporate from textile products into the air. They exist in the environment and never disappear. Therefore, the chemicals accumulate within all organisms, including humans. The accumulation causes deterioration in many human health systems, causes harm to reproduction, and increases or promotes cancers. Here, we introduce the new Porlite® 2.0. The membrane is made from PP and therefore causes no harm to the environment after burning, especially toxic chemicals like PFOA and PFAS. In addition to the eco side of the product, Porlite® 2.0 is popular for its 2L, 2.5L, and 4L. This is due to the fact that we overcome the oil and scratch issues while maintaining great performance. If you have not encountered the fabric before, come to our booth at ISPO for further information.

Why are Color fastness testing important? Have you had the experience of washing your Red clothes with others' and find out some clothes were contaminated. Then you think: OMG, why is this happening to me? Well, it is all about color fastness. Below, we will discuss about two different color fastness testing. Color Fastness to Wash:Common test standard is ISO 105 C06.The test continues for 45 minutes. In each container, there are several steel balls and small fabric pieces.By washing them together, we are stimulating the washing condition in the household.In the end, we find out if the colour faded during washes. Color Fastness to Water:Common test standard is ISO 105 E01.We proceeded the test to evaluate if a migration could happen for clothes during humid condition. By proceeding Colour fastness to washing and water,It helps the specialist to know the colour conditions and ensure the quality of the product.

The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) is committed to promoting environmental sustainability. In recent years, the fast fashion trend has led to mass production and impeccable sales figures. However, behind the glamorous sales is the problem of waste and destruction. Eventually, due to oversupply, many new clothes have ended up incineration, leaving a negative impact on our environment. According to the recommendations of the United Nations, the world's textile industry should be moving towards a sustainable and circular direction. One should start from the reduction and ease of recycling in the product design. Additionally, we should educate consumers to identify sustainable products and encourage them to reduce purchases of environmentally harmful items. Finally, the product that has come to the end of its' product lifecycle should be recycled, sorted, and reuse or repaired first. These measures will contribute to achieving a more sustainable textile value chain, protecting the environment, and reducing resource waste.Porlite has always been deeply committed to minimizing its environmental impact. We adhere to the use of non-toxic, eco-friendly materials in our production processes. Furthermore, we strive to conserve energy and water resources during manufacturing. Our dedication is to become the top choice for outdoor enthusiasts who prioritize eco-conscious products.

The European Union emphasizes sustainability and recognizes the growing importance of sustainable development. It hopes that the textile industry can collectively pursue sustainability by adopting more environmentally friendly production methods and materials to reduce carbon emissions and resource consumption. Porlite PP polypropylene film is made from renewable materials, and it doesn't require the use of water and solvents during the production process, significantly reducing resource consumption. Due to its material characteristics, the bonding process only requires low temperatures without the need for additional solvents. This not only reduces water and energy usage but also helps lower carbon Hwa Funeinvites you to become part of the world of sustainable textiles and to visit ISPO booth C1-114 in person to appreciate these exceptional fabrics.