Dupont Uses Polymer As Raw Material &Nbsp; &Nbsp; Introduces Four New Fabrics.

Sorona polymer is an environmentally friendly product developed by DuPont Co. It uses corn as raw material and uses advanced corn sugar fermentation technology to produce green polymer.

Sorona permanent molded woven fabric can automatically restore the original shape of the garment, and the wrinkle technology contained in the polymer can smooth the folds only by hand temperature.

Sorona comfortable and elastic woven fabric can fully meet the elastic requirements of clothing in daily life such as bending and stretching without adding spandex. It can prevent fabric from being blown off and seams off, and the delicate and rich hand feel of woven fabrics not only makes clothing more comfortable, but also makes clothing more qualitative.

Sorona dynamic tannin fabric can enhance the comfort of tannin fabric through ordinary weft or bullet.

It is especially suitable for young people's fashion trend, because while retaining comfort and elasticity, weft insertion into colored yarns can create a colorful style.

Sorona special soft knitted fabric utilizes the "tortuous" molecular structure of Sorona polymer, which endows the circular fabric with soft, warm touch and natural drape.