Versarien has announced a commercial collaboration agreement with DKH Retail Limited, the worldwide wholesale distribution subsidiary of global fashion brand Superdry, to produce graphene-enhanced clothes.
Through the partnership, Superdry will develop graphene-enhanced garments, using Versarien’s GRAPHENE-WEARTM technology, aiming to utilize graphene’s thermal and moisture management properties into its garments.
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