What’s in Your Clothing?
Did you know your clothing might contain hidden toxic chemicals?
PFAS (per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances), also known as "forever chemicals," are found in a wide range of consumer products, including clothing.
These chemicals help fabrics repel water and stains but don't break down easily.
As a result, they can accumulate in our bodies and drinking water, posing long-term health risks.
Connected manufacturing solutions for PFAS-free alternatives
As research into PFAS-free alternatives expands and advancements in connected manufacturing solutions continue, we will make great progress toward safer and healthier protective gear.
By embracing collaborative innovation, you will not only make PFAS-free alternatives a reality, but also benefit from an optimized and efficient supply chain, resulting in maximum time and cost savings.
In this eGuide, we explore the challenges and solutions for apparel manufacturers looking to keep up with PFAS regulations. From navigating performance standards to managing cost implications, we cover what you need to know about innovating your production processes to meet evolving regulations while maintaining high performance.
What you'll learn:
- Why PFAS are used in clothing and the risks they pose
- The hurdles to transitioning to PFAS-free materials
- How ¹ú²úAV’s innovate solutions are paving the way for safer, more sustainable options
- The benefits of PFAS-free alternatives for both health and your bottom line
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