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The global leader in sustainable insulation launches its first innovation in fabric-to-fabric recycling.
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The Milliken & Company brand of innovative and sustainable textile solutions expands its Power Shield™ family of low-impact yet high-performance waterproof fabrics made from recycled, plant-based nylon.
May 2025
From pioneering the transformation of recycled plastics to non-PFAS membranes and low-impact manufacturing processes, Polartec is proving that sustainability and high performance can coexist, as the recent expansion of the Power Shield™ family – which includes Polartec® Power Shield™ Pro and Polartec® Power Shield™ RPM – demonstrates. Made with Biolon™* nylon, Polartec® Power Shield™ Pro introduces an innovative non-PFAS membrane that sets new standards in sustainability in technical fabrics. Biolon™, a non-GMO plant-derived nylon, makes up approximately 45-48% of the nylon content of the new Power Shield™ Pro membrane, reducing the carbon footprint by 50% compared to traditional Nylon 6.6. In terms of performance, it also offers 20K/20K breathable waterproof protection (20,000 mm water resistance – ISO 811 / 20,000 g/m²/24h breathability – JIS L1099, B1). Polartec® Power Shield™ RPM is also a further step towards reducing environmental impact. This 100% recycled and recyclable polyester fabric features a highly durable non-PFAS treatment to repel moisture. Available in 3-layer and 2-layer configurations, it offers a breathability level of 30,000 g/m²/24h.
Designed for runners, cyclists, competitive athletes and golfers, Power Shield™ RPM helps solve one of the most critical problems for outdoor athletes: perspiration, reducing this risk by up to 50% compared to other Polartec membranes.
The global leader in sustainable insulation launches its first innovation in fabric-to-fabric recycling.
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The brand, part of the Wortmann Group, is charting its course for the future with the aim of continuing the company's success and further expanding the brand's growth.
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The acquisition aligns with Coats’ Long-Term Growth Strategy in Apparel and Footwear.
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