Versarien has announced that its Graphene-Wear technology will be incorporated in gear to be used by players from West Ham United, Werder Bremen and England’s rugby union squad next year, as part of a new project with Umbro.
The technology will provide the players with “enhanced thermal transmittance, increased moisture management, with improved drying rate, without compromising air or water vapor permeability”.
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