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Indorama Ventures launches dejaTM Care for soft-skin applications

Indorama Ventures Public Company Limited, a global sustainable chemical company, launches a new skin-friendly range of PET fibers and filament yarns for apparel, tested against 17 harmful chemicals and certified to standards like OEKO-TEX® Standard 100, DIN EN 71-3, and ISO 17294-2.

Under the product brand deja™ Care, the company uses more environmentally friendly chemicals during the PET polymerization process. That enables customers and brand owners offer skin-sensitive solutions like certified maternity wear, underwear, infant and children’s wear, school uniforms, or simply essential fashion that touches consumers’ skin every day.

All deja Care fibers and yarns are manufactured in fully integrated, in-house facilities in Asia, ensuring end-to-end control and traceability. Having already proven their performance in hygiene applications like baby wipes & diapers, these products now offer apparel brands a clear path towards responsible fashion. Fabric makers also benefit from cleaner, thus less polluting wastewater and lower sludge generation and disposal during fabric manufacturing. That supports more eco-friendly production practices.

Brand owners and fabric producers who are interested in certified quality and environmental stewardship as much as a growing number of consumers is - are encouraged to talk to their account manager or send a note to enquiry.fibers[at]indorama.net. More about the full deja fibers portfolio, including recycled and bio-based solutions, is available here:

https://beta.indoramaventures.com/fibers/deja



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Indorama Ventures reaches 150 billion PET bottles recycling milestone, advancing circular economy across global operations

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Indorama Ventures expands deja(TM) portfolio to boost textile industry sustainability

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