The Taiwanese textile industry is doing extremely well as far as manufacturing technological and environmentally-friendly products is concerned. Most major Taiwanese companies are vertically integrated so that absolute control of the entire production process can be achieved to ensure that production is sustainable across all links of the chain.
Functionality and sustainability are today inextricably rooted in the DNA of Taiwan’s textile production chain, whether in terms of raw materials, manufacturing, processes, technology, product or the work environment.
There is a relentless pursuit for developing green textiles by melding functional and aesthetic fashion innovations to eco-friendly production. The aim is to improve consumers’ lives, in addition to contributing to preserving the environment. Based on polymer engineering and science, research and development activities focus on key technologies of engineering plastics, fiber techniques and high added value to textured yarns.
Taiwan’s textile manufacturers are surfing the wave by catering to the wellness generation, getting the production more cost-effective and going greener. New Copolymer is completely different from all materials existing in the market. It is not processed or added to the yarn or mixed with any other material. It is a new polyester that can be created or recycled. It is 100 per cent eco-friendly and end-to-end in the chain and the life cycle.

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