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Textil Santanderina

PRESS RELEASE / Launch

13 September 2023

2 minutes

Textil Santanderina launches authentic black denim collection based on Archroma’s eco-advanced DIRESUL EVOLUTION BLACK sulfur dyestuff.

Textil Santanderina launches denim collection based on Archroma’s DIRESUL EVOLUTION BLACK

Pratteln, Switzerland: Textil Santanderina, an innovator known globally for the manufacture of quality fabrics with controlled traceability, today launched its Advanced Black denim collection in collaboration with Archroma, a global leader in specialty chemicals towards sustainable solutions.

The Advanced Black collection by Textil Santanderina uses...

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The mechanical recycling process under way at a Textil Santanderina facility.

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