Jeanologia, in cooperation with Munich Fabric Start, has developed an ecological garment collection by using EIM (Environmental Impact Measuring) software to cut down on the use of water, energy and chemicals.
This unique garment collection has been produced with sustainable technologies such as laser, ozone and nano-bubbles. EIM software is specific to the garment finishing industry. It’s created to provide laundries, brands and garment finishers with a tool that helps them build sustainable process in production. Design and ecological techniques have been integrated to achieve more eco-friendly jeans but without losing appeal.
Jeanologia is also known for laser, G2, and E-soft technologies. The textile laser avoids the use of harmful techniques that could damage health of workers, allowing important savings of energy, water, chemicals and time. G2 uses ozone washing and oxygen from the atmosphere, allowing washing clothes with savings of over 60 percent in water and energy and about 85 percent in chemicals. E-soft technology softens garments with nano bubbles, saving 80 percent softeners and 98 percent water.
Jeanologia is a Spanish company and a world leader in sustainable technologies for textiles. It won recognition at the WSGN Global Fashion Awards as the best sustainable design team in the world. It has customers across five continents and exports of machinery and services account for 90 percent of the turnover. Jeanologia products and solutions are currently being used in more than 45 countries including Germany, México, Colombia, Brazil, USA, Italy, Portugal, India, China, Russia, Japan, Morocco and Bangladesh.
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