Recycled Nylon Stretch - 195G/M²
Description (AI assisted)
This fabric is named "Recycled Nylon Stretch," a versatile and innovative textile selection from Italy. It is made from the main fibre, Nylon. A prominent feature of this fabric is the Q-Nova Recycled Nylon sustainability certificate, indicating it was created with considerable regard for the environment. Its design excludes any specific pattern, allowing for a clean, timeless look. The fabric is versatile, ideal for Sport & Tech categories, and can be used permanently throughout the year, including during the Spring and Summer seasons of 24/25. Its minimalistic design allows for diverse application across all color groups. Despite the lack of specific finishing methods, its stretch characteristic makes it comfortable and adaptable to different uses.
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For orders under 10 metres, an additional fee of 25 EUR applies
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About Maglificio Ripa
For over six decades, Maglificio Ripa has stood as a premier fabric producer on the global stage. Their enduring collaboration with top-tier fashion houses and renowned sports brands speaks volumes about their expertise.
Through consistent technological advancement, ongoing research endeavors, a strong commitment to environmental sustainability, and an entirely Italian production process, the company has cemented its reputation as a paragon of textile excellence. Maglificio Ripa isn't just a reliable partner; it's an absolute cornerstone in the industry.
About q-nova recycled nylon
Q-NOVA® is a sustainable nylon 6.6 fiber, made from regenerated raw materials with a traceable production process. This eco-friendly fiber, produced by Fulgar, reduces CO2 emissions and water consumption, while using renewable energy. Q-NOVA® is lightweight, breathable, and offers excellent dyeing quality. It's certified by the Global Recycled Standard (GRS), holds the EU ECOLABEL, and is evaluated by the Higg Index for its environmental impact, making it a responsible choice for brands seeking sustainable fabric options.