Nano-Tex, LLC, the leader in textile enhancements that deliver superior performance with maximum comfort in everyday fabrics, today announced it has licensed its technology to Avondale Mills, the country's largest producer of workwear and sportswear, and a leader in cotton apparel. Avondale produces fabrics for casualwear, sportswear and career and uniform apparel for such leading brands as Gap, VF, Levi's, Haggar, Williamson-Dickie, Carhartt and Cintas. The partnership with Avondale marks a significant expansion for Nano-Tex into the career and uniform apparel market, in addition to bolstering the company's presence in cotton casualwear and sportswear. "Avondale is one of the oldest textile manufacturing companies in the country and has a proud history of innovative product development in casual, sport and utility clothing," said John Hudson, president of apparel fabrics for Avondale Mills. "We see Nano-Tex as a key component in our efforts to continue leading the market with superior performance in clothing that still offers the softness and comfort consumers demand." Avondale has licensed Nano-Tex's NANO-CARE® and NANO-PEL™ fabric enhancements, which repel liquids and resist stains while maintaining softness and breathability in cotton and cotton-blended fabrics. The company joins more than 40 mills worldwide that are integrating NANO-TEX treatments into apparel and interior furnishings sold internationally. "Avondale has earned a reputation for quality and trust among some of the country's leading clothing brands," said Renee DeLack Hultin, president of North America for Nano-Tex. "We're honored to be a part of Avondale's inventive product strategy and look forward to helping them add value to their workwear and everyday lines through the most comfortable performance treatments available." Nano-Tex has developed a family of textile enhancements that give clothing and interior fabrics superior performance characteristics without compromising comfort or feel. NANO-TEX treatments work at the molecular level with extreme precision, attaching molecules to individual fibers without overwhelming or coating the fabric. |