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Nano-Tex License Stain Resisting Nanotechnology to Avondale Mills

Feb 26 2004

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Nano-Tex announced that it had licensed its textile performance enhancing nanotechnology to Avondale Mills, the largest producer of workwear and sportswear in America and a leader in the manufacture of cotton apparel.

Nano-Tex’s have licensed NANO-CARE® and NANO-PEL™ fabric enhancement technologies to Avondale. These technologies help cotton materials to repel liquids and resist stains, whilst maintaining softness and breathability.

Avondale Mills produces fabrics for such clothing brands as GAP and Levi’s and is one of the oldest textile manufacturers in the country.

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