In a groundbreaking move towards sustainability and innovation, leading textile companies in Japan have taken a giant leap forward with their latest creations, thanks to the revolutionary Roica stretch yarns. Artistic Milliners, CIFRA, Dresdner Spitzen, Iluna Group, Innova Fabrics, Maglificio Ripa, Penn Italia, Sitip, and Tessitura Colombo Antonio have all embraced the eco-friendly Roica EF and biodegradable Roica V550 in their newest collections, pushing the boundaries of sustainable fashion.
Roica V550, the world’s first stretch yarn to receive the prestigious Cradle to Cradle Gold certification, has become a driving force behind Artistic Milliners’ EarthCore denim collection. This extraordinary line of biodegradable fabrics, crafted from Tencel, linen, hemp, and cotton, is not only setting new trends but also spearheading a movement towards a circular economy. With Roica V550 at its core, Artistic Milliners’ EarthCore denim collection is paving the way for truly sustainable and fashionable jeans.
Italian warp knitter CIFRA, known for its exceptional craftsmanship, has embraced Roica EF in its latest collection of base layers, tops, leggings, and jumpsuits. This remarkable range, meticulously designed using natural or recycled yarns, is characterized by innovative body mapping technology and dedicated ventilation zones, ensuring unparalleled comfort and freshness. CIFRA’s use of Roica EF has elevated their designs to new heights, merging sustainability and style seamlessly.
Dresdner Spitzen, renowned for its intricate lace designs, is now combining Roica V550 with Vinatur, a Cradle to Cradle certified polyester developed by Inogema. Together, these two eco-friendly materials are redefining the intimate apparel market, creating stunning designs that are both luxurious and sustainable. Dresdner Spitzen’s masterpieces are a testament to the possibilities of merging technology and artistry for a greener world.
The Iluna Group has taken sustainability to new dimensions by integrating Roica EF with recycled polyamide in its latest lace collection. The perfect harmony between innovation and tradition has resulted in exquisite lace garments that not only captivate with their beauty but also contribute to a more sustainable future.
In the realm of swimwear, sports, and apparel, Innova Fabrics has unleashed their creativity with the latest interlock fabrics using Roica V550 in conjunction with Nilit’s Sensil BioCare nylon. This collaboration has produced fabrics that deliver exceptional performance while reducing environmental impact, proving that sustainability and high-performance materials can go hand in hand. Meanwhile, Maglificio Ripa’s Splash collection of swimwear and intimate apparel showcases the versatility and eco-friendliness of Roica EF, embodying both style and sustainability.
Penn Italia and Sitip have embraced the power of recycling by combining Roica V550 with recycled polyester in their latest collections. By utilizing these sustainable materials, they are championing circular fashion and setting an example for others to follow. Additionally, Tessitura Colombo Antonio has joined forces with Fulgar’s Amni Soul Eco biodegradable polyamide, seamlessly integrating it with Roica V550. Their collaborative efforts have birthed cutting-edge collections that marry style, comfort, and a commitment to environmental responsibility.
The convergence of these forward-thinking textile companies with Roica stretch yarns marks a turning point in the fashion industry. By prioritizing sustainability without compromising creativity or quality, they are setting a new standard for future generations of designers and consumers alike.