Unifi, has launched Fortisyn, a new abrasion-resistant yarn designed to stand up to the toughest tactical uses. Built for durability, Fortisyn strengthens fabrics with greater tear and tensile resistance, making it an ideal choice for military uniforms, first responder apparel, and tactical equipment.
Fortisyn is made in the USA and meets Berry Amendment compliance, supporting American-made sourcing for government and defense contracts.
This yarn is engineered to handle tough environments such as extreme weather, heavy wear, and field use without losing shape, performance, or appearance. Fortisyn is available in both nylon 6,6 and REPREVE Nylon, a sustainable, recycled nylon made from post-industrial waste.
“Fortisyn has gone through extensive fabric testing with our partners to prove its strength and reliability. This is a major step forward in bringing recycled, circular yarns into high-performance markets,” said Eddie Ingle, CEO of Unifi.
Key Features of Fortisyn
- Built-in durability and abrasion resistance
- Available with solution-dyed technology for long-lasting color
- Certified recycled content with REPREVE, FiberPrint, U-Trust, Oeko-Tex, GRS, and SCS
- Compatible with other Unifi yarns and available for global distribution
About UNIFI
Unifi is a global leader in sustainable fiber and textile solutions. The company transforms post-consumer and post-industrial waste into high-performance products through its proprietary recycling technology. Known for creating REPREVE, the world’s leading brand of recycled performance fiber, Unifi supports a circular economy with operations in the U.S., Colombia, El Salvador, and Brazil.
Head over to https://www.unifi.com to find detailed product information, company values, news, and more.
About REPREVE
REPREVE is Unifi’s signature line of recycled performance fibers, made from waste materials like plastic bottles, textile scraps, and ocean-bound plastics. With over 40 billion plastic bottles recycled so far, REPREVE products are used in industries ranging from fashion and automotive to defense and construction.
Explore their recycled fibers, sustainable practices, and how they power eco-conscious products across industries by visiting the site https://repreve.com/
