JAPAN: Nano-scale finishing adds new features to Toray fabrics
By just-style.com | 4 January 2007
Toray, the Japanese pioneer in nanotechnology fabric, has revealed a new material created through its 'Nano-Plem' technology that boasts water-repellent characteristics and colour resilience.
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