Suitform S


uitform work on an ad hoc project basis for the ultimate in personalised apparel and can design and manufacture


absolutely anything their clients request. The fabrics are chosen on the grounds of their quality and their performance towards the end product, according to the space/surroundings and the specialty of the crew. Personalised embroidery and printing techniques are used, which are enhanced by the brand’s design and manufacturing know-how. What Suitform foresees is that the uniforms will stray from the strict lines of a typical form, which is something that, as a company, they are already applying and suggest. These predictions stem from the development process of yachts, as regards the field of designing and technology. For more details Tel: +30 210 4113671 or visit www.suitform.com


Helly Hansen F


or fabric innovation this season, Helly Hansen has introduced some key new


technologies across it’s collection including; LIFALOFT™ technology that is so mobile and comfortable you’ll likely forget you’re wearing it. The all-purpose marine-designed HP Racing Midlayer delivers the ideal amount of warmth with new, proprietary LIFALOFT™ insulation that is thinner and can be lighter and warmer than typical alternatives. The exterior is constructed with waterproof, windproof and breathable Helly Tech® fabrics that, combined with the insulation and provide full-stretch performance. S.Café® coffee grounds technology boosts sun protection to UPF 50 wet and dry. LIFA® Active Light is a high-performance fabric that keeps skin dry in any condition due to its inherent hydrophobic properties and moisture moving construction. By adding S.Café coffee grounds to the structure of LIFA® fibres, sun protection greatly increases. Since the coffee grounds are part of the LIFA® filament, they never wash out. The lightweight shirts breathe easy, provide just enough insulation when needed and promise all day comfort with quick-dry construction. For more details visit www.hellyhansen.com


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