Dye-able Polypropylene Fabric!

US Patents: 6,896,679, & US Patent 7,335,417

Aquadyefibers Inc. & Fiber Visions introduce a new dyeable olefin fiber that is spun into yarn!  The new patented dyeable yarn is called "Coolvisions". The fiber is available only from FiberVisions !  The yarn is woven into a pattern.  The patterned fabric can be dyed in unlimited shades! Imagine! One greige goods creates unlimited colors! Dye as little as 200 yards or as much as 5000 linial yards.

FiberVisions converted the Coolvisions *Olefin fabric into High Quality Ladies Jackets and Suits. These garments  are "Made in USA". They are high quality and completely machine washable.  An Italian company made  them to exacting standards for us in the USA.
(Our enhanced Olefin Fabric feels like "fine wool") www.aquadyefibers.com

Ladies suit and fabric on right have been piece dyed! Feels like Mohair!

 

                                 

Highest Quality!
We used FiberVisions "Coolvisions" fiber, to make a yarn  to weave  "Made in the USA" CAFTA fabric. The fabric was dyed on a conventional machine. These machine washable Ladies Suits and Jackets are manufactured to the exacting standards of old world Italian craftsmanship. Every pattern is hand matched and pinned before sewing.

Wash and Tumble Dry!
Every item including shoulder pads, lining, interface, stitching, and even the buttons are all tested for washing through many cycles. After machine-washing, we tumble dry low or line dry for a virtually wrinkle free garment. No need to dry clean. No pilling or fuzzing. Perfect for Career Wear.

Beautiful Colors !
These garments can be piecedyed into an unlimited array of colors. Use your imagination to develop the colors of your choice.  Spring or Fall the choice is yours using as little as 200 lineal yards.

SUSTAINABLE GREEN  MATERIALS ALWAYS USED!
The fabric used to make these washable garments is completely recyclable. Machines are already in place that can reduce these garments into little plastic pellets.  These pellets can be re used to make fiber again.  The fiber can be made into yarn and the cycle begins again.

CONTACT: Ed Negola Ednegola@comcast.net or Susan Mcgreal susan.mcgreal@fibervisions.com
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