Fil Doux Textiles Treats First Otratex Subcollection with Pro-Tech Plus


Fil Doux Textiles, a Brooklyn-based textile company producing mill-direct, luxurious upholstery and Otratex, the first-ever degradable vinyl alternative, is pleased to announce Moody Blues as the first Otratex subcollection to be treated with Pro-Tech Plus, a powerful bleach cleanable, water-based ink and denim protectant.

Fil Doux Textiles’ Otratex - The Conscious Choice, is made with natural enzymes embedded in the material that creates enhanced degradability. Within 30 years, the material fully decomposes when placed in an anaerobic environment such as a landfill, returning to the natural elements that comprise it. Under the Otratex umbrella is the Moody Blues collection, which features 18 cool color options that draw inspiration from the shades present in an early spring sky to the deepest depths of the ocean, and offers the feel and touch of residential, yet has the durability required by the hospitality industry. 

Now being treated with Pro-Tech Plus—a revolutionary technology that accommodates the intense cleaning demands, and rigorous sanitizing requirements from hospitals, hotels, restaurants, and cruise ship industries—Otratex’s Moody Blues further raises the bar for the textile industry. Designed to provide the market with a vinyl alternative that can stand up to industrial-grade cleaners, Fil Doux Textiles’ Pro-Tech Plus ensures confidence that the beautiful blue-hued textile is protected from harsh chemicals that typically erode other textile options.

“Moody Blues is not only Fil Doux Textiles’ most expressive collection but one that is environmentally friendly and fully degradable,“ says Leonardo Novik, Chief Executive Officer and Founder of Fil Doux Textiles. “As a part of Otratex, Moody Blues is known for being durable for all of the hospitality and cruise industries. With Pro-Tech Plus, the series now exceeds the industry’s strictest demands for a bleach-cleanable product.”

Highlighting a progressive approach to textile design, Otratex is manufactured in the company’s fully-vertical, tariff-free mills located in Chile and Brazil, allowing for customization and industry-dominant lead times. Like all Fil Doux Textiles’ products, the collection is produced using sustainable practices on an industrial scale—dye waters for fabrics are reused, production power is generated by wind and solar panels, and leftover fabrics are repurposed for packaging. In the spirit of environmental sustainability, Fil Doux Textiles has partnered with 501(c) One Tree Planted with a pledge to donate 1,000 trees to Brazilian Rainforests for every 1,000 yards of Otratex™ purchased.

To learn more, please visit fildoux.com and otratex.com.

 



May 4, 2020


Topic Area: Press Release


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