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PANORAMA

KONFEKSİYON TEKNİK

EYLÜL | SEPTEMBER | 2020

Polygiene and Skywalk become

a strong force in textiles

India-based textile manufacturer Skywalk International signs

partnership with Polygiene to treat textiles and facemasks with

Polygiene ViralOff ® . The order value is estimated between USD 150 000

to USD 200 000 per year.

Skywalk is a rapid responder to the need for antivirally

treated facemasks, with distribution via their

own e-commerce site. They will also provide cotton

fabric and polyester coated fabrics, treated with ViralOff.

“Polygiene is a tested and trusted brand and

a world leader for antiviral treatments on fabrics. People

are getting aware and more conscious about

keeping safe from viruses and Polygiene has come

out with solutions to eliminate viruses as well as to

reduce transmission of viruses from textile contact”

says Yasser Iqbal, marketing manager for Skywalk.

Concerns over viruses also lead to excessive

washing and premature discarding of facemasks

and clothes. With ViralOff the product will instead

reduce viruses to only a fraction of a percent

in just two hours, essentially being a perpetually

self-cleaning product in relation to viruses and

bacteria. This reduces environmental footprints

significantly. “As the pandemic spreads – we

now have around 1.2 million cases in India too

– awareness is ever rising”, says Vishal Bhandari,

Technical Director and commercially responsible

for Polygiene South Asia. “We all have to do what

we can to meet this situation and Skywalk is definitively

helping fight the dark side.”

The group of partners producing facemasks with

ViralOff is constantly increasing and in addition to

Skywalk International, Royal Enfield has now also

started making facemasks. Turkish MyMaske, H.A.D.

and P.A.C. snoods from Germany, Dutch Senscommon

and Xindao as well as British P&S Healthcare

and Bumpaa, can also be added to the list. NZ

Sock Company is the first to release a facemask

made from a blend of merino wool, and La Sportiva,

a long-time partner, is also selling its technical

facemask Stratos with ViralOff.

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