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Le Col utilises new plant-based Polartec Power Shield in AW23 collection - Products - Vimarsana News

Le Col utilises new plant-based Polartec Power Shield in AW23 collection - Products

Le Col, the performance cycling apparel brand, has extended its use of Polartec materials with the new plant-based Power Shield. Using a new plant-based - BikeBiz

Polartec Elevates Sustainable Performance with Expanded Power Shield Collaboration with Le Col - Vimarsana News

Polartec Elevates Sustainable Performance with Expanded Power Shield Collaboration with Le Col

Planet Earth, the Universe (November 30, 2023) - Polartec®, a Milliken & Company brand and the premium creator of innovative and more sustainable textile solutions, is pleased to announce expanded offerings of its recently debuted bio-based, plant-based, and PFAS-free Power Shield™ technology in products from UK cycling apparel brand Le Col, at market now for the 2023 winter

Le Col utilises new plant-based Polartec Power Shield in AW23 collection - Products - Vimarsana News

Le Col utilises new plant-based Polartec Power Shield in AW23 collection - Products

Le Col, the performance cycling apparel brand, has extended its use of Polartec materials with the new plant-based Power Shield. Using a new plant-based - BikeBiz

Polartec Power Shield debuts bio-based weather protection technology - Vimarsana News

Polartec Power Shield debuts bio-based weather protection technology

Polartec Power Shield debuts bio-based weather protection technology

Chatham County budget moves ahead for 2021-22 fiscal year - Vimarsana News

Chatham County budget moves ahead for 2021-22 fiscal year

PITTSBORO, NC — At a Board of Commissioners meeting on May 3, the Chatham County Manager's Office unveiled the proposed fiscal year 2021-22 budget of $149.9 million. The proposed budget is based on an adjusted tax rate of 66.5 cents, down o.50 cents, and focuses on the county's school priorities and preparations for growth.  Chatham County Manager Dan LaMontagne said the department discussed the need for properly prepared growth over several years. If you’re not a subscriber, please support local journalism and consider a subscription. "As a county, we are now at the point that the rapid...