Global leader in antimicrobial technologies and odor control solutions, Polygiene, will presents its innovative and eco-conscious lifestyle and fashion technologies at the industry leading Première Vision Paris trade show.
Occurring between the 7th to 9th of February, the biannual trade show for fashion professionals will gather more than 1,200 exhibitors and 23,000 professional visitors from across the world. The show will feature talks from international experts, nine distinct exhibition categories and forums showcasing seasonal highlights.
Polygiene will present OdorCrunch, its eco-friendly solution that solves the issue of lingering odors on fabric and clothing. Utilising natural silica particles, the solution surrounds, cracks and releases the molecules responsible for malodors, which eliminates them in the process.
It was also present StayFresh, a technology that is embedded in textiles to inhibit the growth of bacteria, keeping fabrics fresher for longer. As StayFresh stops odours at the source, it allows fabrics to be worn for longer and washed less often. This technology is especially important as more fashion and lifestyle brands pivot from producing short-lived products to long-life durables.
Polygiene VeriMaster is a safe, non-toxic anti-counterfeit technology that guarantees the authenticity of brands' products. By locking into an item's base structure, VeriMaster uses unique marker additives and a unique detection unit that quickly identify products accurately.
Known for its emphasis of creativity and innovation, the Première Vision Paris show highlights the role of fashion and textile manufacturing in paving a more sustainable future.
"The Première Vision Paris trade show is a fantastic opportunity to bring ground-breaking Polygiene products to an informed and influential audience who are already thinking deeply about greater sustainability," commented Ulrika Björk, Polygiene's CEO.
"The event's focus on innovation and eco-friendly product development complements our commitment to more mindful living."
