Where yarn becomes quality fabric
Arriving from the U.S., our yarn is loaded onto knitting machines and turned into rolls of fabric. The fabric then gets rinsed, dyed, and stabilized in our dye jets. The fabric is dried and compressed to the right density. Finally, the fabric is cut using small robots, or cookie-cutters, which create the different parts of our garments that will be sewn together.
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Good to know
100% of our dyed wastewaters generated from our textile facilities are treated using Biotop system or our biological reactors to eliminate all dyes and chemicals, and return clean water to the environment.
Our biomass system has helped us generate roughly 30% of our total energy on average for making steam. This system uses agricultural and manufacturing residues– like yarn cones, palettes, and boxes – to create steam required to run our textile facilities, which is a low-carbon energy substitute.