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• Teamwork During COVID-19

  Maria Thiry April 6, 2020 AATCC Blog

  Some Positive News   It’s always nice to read some good news, especially during a crisis. It is particularly encouraging to read how the textile industry has stepped up to supply personal protective equipment (PPE) and other urgent needs during the COVID-19 pandemic. Here’s one short story about the difference we can make as a […]

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• Misleading Anti-COVID-19 Claims

  Guest April 1, 2020 AATCC Blog

  Dear AATCC, As the CEO of an advanced materials company that provides its technology in many textile platforms, I have been watching foreign textile technology companies profiteering in the USA with their anti-COVID-19 claims while USA-based companies play clean by following strict US EPA/FIFRA/FTC/FDA guidelines in marketing and advertising. As I see these claims escalate, […]

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• Exploring the Oldest Fabrics in Existence

  Staff March 31, 2020 AATCC Newsletter

  Exploring the Oldest Fabrics in Existence By Nicola Davies   Some of the oldest excavated fabrics have been traced back to civilizations that existed thousands of years ago. The oldest clothing item recorded is the linen Tarkhan dress from Egypt’s first Dynasty approximately 5,000 years ago. Pants found in a Chinese tomb were made 3,000 […]

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• AATCC’s Response to COVID19

  Staff March 25, 2020 AATCC Blog

  In compliance with local stay at home orders, the AATCC Technical Center is closed through April 30. Online services remain available and staff are working from home to serve members and customers. Shipping continues on a very limited basis.

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