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Unifi’s Repreve nylon is a regenerated nylon fiber made from recycled plastic bottles and fishing gear. This material provides a durable and consistent substitute for traditional nylon in apparel manufacturing. It's utilized by textile producers seeking sustainable options and brands prioritizing en...
Cordura EcoMade is a robust outdoor fabric made from Econyl® regenerated nylon. It utilizes discarded fishing nets and other nylon waste to create a durable material. This recycled nylon – often referred to as recycled nylon 66 – offers strength and resistance for applications in apparel, bags, and...
Q-NOVA by Fulgar utilizes Econyl® regenerated nylon, created through mechanical recycling of ocean plastic. This high-tenacity fiber provides a durable and versatile material choice for textile manufacturers seeking sustainable alternatives to virgin nylon production. It’s particularly relevant for...
Sensil Recycled, produced by Nilit, is a nylon fiber created through the mechanical recycling of discarded fishing nets and other nylon waste, offering a sustainable alternative to virgin nylon production.
Technyl 4earth is a nylon polymer produced from regenerated fishing nets and other nylon waste, offering a sustainable alternative to virgin nylon with comparable performance characteristics for diverse applications.
Universal Fibers Thrive produces Econyl®, a regenerated nylon fiber created from discarded fishing nets and other plastic waste, offering a sustainable alternative to virgin nylon production.
Mipan Regen is a nylon fiber produced from post-consumer recycled bottles and industrial waste, utilizing the Econyl® process to create a durable and versatile material suitable for diverse applications like textiles and carpets.
Shaw EcoSolution Q is a nylon fiber created through the regeneration of ocean plastic and textile waste, offering a sustainable alternative to virgin nylon production with comparable performance characteristics.
Vydyne Eco, produced by Ascend Performance Materials, is a nylon 6,6 fiber created through the regeneration of discarded fishing nets and other nylon waste, offering a sustainable alternative to virgin nylon production.
