INVISTA launches renewable new Lycra fiber

On May 7, one of the world's leading integrated polymer and fiber producers, the Ink-Leica brand owner of LEICA announced the launch of the world's only business based on bio-derived materials that can be used on various fabrics and apparel. Spandex products. Nearly 70 percent of this new type of fiber is derived from renewable raw materials made from glucose in cereals. Therefore, the carbon dioxide emissions of this new Lycra fiber production process is much lower than that of the spandex fiber made from traditional raw materials.

With the launch of the new Lycra fiber, INVISTA provides elastic fabric retailers and manufacturers with spandex products that can affect the overall life cycle of fabrics and apparel. In addition, the performance of the new fiber will be consistent with the high standards and high technical specifications of INVISTA, so there is no need to redevelop, process or design the fabric.

This new Lycra fiber based on biologically derived raw materials will be developed by some designated members of the INVISTA Asia Program. The project aims to further strengthen INVISTA's cooperation with these Asian fabric manufacturers seeking higher market value. The advanced technology, perfect operating structure and abundant market resources provided by INVISTA will help the members of the plan and thus enhance its long-term market competitiveness.

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