Fisher Textiles Adds Recycled Fabric to Digital Apparel Line
Aug 14, 2014
Fisher Textiles is pleased to introduce its newest fabric for apparel applications, ET 2600 Jersey Spandex Knit, made with REPREVE yarns produced from recycled plastic bottles. ET 2600 has been certified by Unifi, the manufacturer of REPREVE, through the U Trust verification program, using Fiberprint technology. ET 2600’s certification number is RPV-3010. Compatible with Dye Sublimation printing, this fabric is inherently treated with Sorbtek, Unifi's moisture management system which allows perspiration to move away from the body, dries quickly, controls odor and promotes comfort. This fabric is ideal for athletic apparel applications. 
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