The LYCRA Company has introduced LYCRA EcoMade fiber, made with QIRA, a bio-derived alternative to traditional fossil fuel materials. This innovative fiber is made from corn and contains 70% renewable content, reducing carbon emissions by up to 44%. It offers the same high-performance stretch and durability as conventional fibers. The key advantage of LYCRA EcoMade is its compatibility with existing manufacturing processes, allowing mills to adopt it without changes. Production is scalable, making it accessible to global textile markets. This development supports the fashion industry’s growing focus on sustainability, meeting consumer demand for eco-conscious products and environmental regulations. LYCRA EcoMade empowers manufacturers to achieve sustainability goals without sacrificing performance or incurring retooling costs, aligning with the industry’s commitment to reducing its environmental impact. This innovation maintains quality while minimizing environmental footprint.
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