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The Future of Stretch has arrived. In January, we unveiled our latest material innovation, NEOLAST™; a high-performance fiber aimed at addressing key industry challenges around elastane, including recyclability and solvent use. Today, we are launching our first product featuring the technology. Our newest Vanish Pro Tees utilize NEOLAST™ fibers to create a high-powered garment with exceptional durability and fit. With both performance and sustainability improvements, the light, stretchy, breathable, and fast-drying material feels good on, and you’ll feel good about wearing it. Click the link below to shop the first-of-its-kind, Vanish Pro Tee ↓ https://lnkd.in/ee3ub6W5 #UnderArmour #Sustainability #Performance #ProtectThisHouse

Joshua Young

Transformation for Retail | Thought Leader | Innovation and Strategy | Globally Mobile | x-Nike, x-VF

2w

For those of you seeking more information on NEOLAST. https://about.underarmour.com/en/stories/2024/01/celanese-and-under-armour-develop-innovative-new-neolast--fiber-.html I’d love for Under Armour to share more specifics about how NEOLAST will make garments more recyclable in the future. This sounds like an exciting new development for the industry and knowledge is power!

Brett Mathews

Editor @ Apparel Insider | Editorial, Copywriting

2w

Quite interesting that the T-Shirts seem reasonably well priced - a welcome change from other novel materials. Will Under Armour transition fully towards this new material?

"Potentially starts to address some of the recicleability issues" doesn't sound very convincing. How is Neolast better for the environment?

Kate Maiava

CEO HX Company Limited at HeiQ

2w

Very cool team UA and I love that you have employees promoting it, given the talent within...

Sandeep Pillai

Seasoned product development, sourcing & buying pro in the fashion retail industry. Expert in end-to-end processes, quality & vendor management.

2w

If NEOLAST can practically replace spandex in scale, operationally and cost effectively then it would be revolutionary innovation apparel industry has witnessed recent times... Success👍🏼✌🏼

Mohika Mudgal

Slow Fashion | Building Brands Globally - Idea to Product | Ghostwriter | Content Writer & Creator | DM for inquiries

1w

Sounds like a game-changer for both performance and sustainability. I'm curious, how exactly does NEOLAST™ compare to traditional elastane in terms of recyclability and overall environmental impact?

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Kunal Sawant

Fashion product pro specializing in Athleisure, Active, and Innerwear. Expert in developing profitable products for Start-ups and Brands focused on reinventing themselves.

4d

Spandex contains BPA. Limit your exposure to BPA by removing your activewear and socks after your workout.

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Faisal MD Enamul Haque

Solution Specialist for Packaging , Labelling and Branding for Apparel & Retail industry

1w

Game changer and great innovation to support the end users for sure 👍

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Fabricio Umbelino

Sports Product Specialist

2w

This new technology is great. Using less elastane yarn while maintaining stretch is a step in the right direction. Moving forward, we should focus on finding ways to further reduce the environmental impact of our garments.

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Aleksandar Ćosić

Ecommerce project manager, HR and Marketing manager. Freelance recruiter, digital marketing manager (SMM, SEO, paid advertising) and occasionally translator for English language

2w

It's not materials, it's people that drive company towards success. And in Serbia, the best get fired without any reason (apart from making room for friends of the top management). Not to mention lies during recruitment and selection. #shameful #malpractice #HR #Serbia

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