TPEs are becoming a integral part of each products brand experience.

TPEs are becoming a integral part of each products brand experience.

TPEs are becoming a integral part of each products brand experience.

TPEs are becoming a integral part of each products brand experience.

The company’s innovative material, colorant and additive technologies can help designers, brand owners, and manufacturers improve the performance and aesthetics of their applications, while enabling sustainability benefits such as significant energy savings and increased use of recycled content. PCR Color Prediction Service: a digital tool developed to illustrate the color possibilities or limitations of certain post-consumer recycled material (PCR) before sample development to help simplify the overall decision-making process for brand owners and technical colorists. Gravi-Tech™ Density Modified PP-Based Formulations: new, high-impact metallization grades developed to replace die-cast or machined metals while delivering the look and weighted feel of metal in premium brand applications.

ColorWorks provides highly specialized color collaborative design service combined with color technology and expertise to support designers, marketing specialists and brand managers in their brand lifecycle management.

Explore affordable luxury packaging that won't compromise brand quality or perception Your brand connotes luxury.

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Solution dyeing currently represents only a fraction of this market, yet is forecasted to grow as textile producers and brand owners seek to become more sustainable to meet consumer and regulatory demand. We work with major brands and textile producers at our ten fully equipped fiber labs located strategically around the world,"

Traceability plays an important role in the textile industry to confirm brand ownership or to support labels for specific features such as recycled content or biopolymer content. However, due to the complexity of the supply chain, it is becoming increasingly difficult for fiber manufacturers and brand owners to trace back the origin of garments and other types of fabrics.