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ECO CLOUD BLACK

SWIMWEAR EXAMPLE

Charles Parsons Textiles
STOCKED IN BLACK, WHITE AND PRINTS

SPECIFICATIONS

88% Recycled Polyester / 12% Elastane
200gsm +/-5%
150cm +/- 5%

SAMPLE REQUEST

Contact our friendly customer service team and request a sample today:eclipse@eclipsetextiles.com.au

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FEATURES & BENEFITS:

Sustainable and soft microfiber with a peached finish.

Charles Parsons Textiles
SUSTAINABILITY:

GRS, OEKO-TEX and REACH Certifications available in downloads above.

ALSO AVAILABLE IN:

Also available in white for sublimation printing including an already established stocked print range in 80 on-trend designs.

PAIR IT WITH:

Our Recycled Polyester Embrace garment liner to complete your sustainable story and our Alicante Mesh for a sophisticated cover up.

CUSTOM COLOURS:
Custom colour information available upon request.

COLOURFASTENSS & CARE GUIDELINES:
Please ensure you view our colourfastness chart along with our recommended care guidelines in the downloads section above to ensure a long lasting quality garment.

RELAXATION:
Relaxation of up to 5% is to be expected all Elastane-based fabrics and is not claimable on Eclipse Textiles. 5% relaxation allowance should be calculated into stock requirement figures.

COLOUR VARIATION:

Actual colour/design may vary due to device screen settings and/or personal colour interpretation. We will not accept responsibility for any colour or design differences that are not factory faults. Please request a sample prior to ordering for true colour representation.

THE STORY BEHIND ECO CLOUD:

SHENGHONG GROUP YARN

Green safety is an important goal and symbol of Shenghong's development and is gradually building a clean, low-carbon, safe and efficient energy system. 

Shenghong Chemical Fiber has set up industrial bases in Suzhou and Suqian to produce green and environmentally friendly products such as recycled polyester fibers.

It has built the world's first recycled fiber production line from bottle flakes to spinning, and plans to build the world's largest recycled polyester fiber project, with an annual production capacity of 600,000 tons and nearly 36 billion waste plastic bottles that can be recycled throughout the year. 

Charles Parsons Textiles