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Framis Italia NoSo® Bonding Tech Available through La Lame
Posted byMichelle Broomeson Thursday, January 11, 2018 ·Leave a Comment
“Framis Italia products expands the ability of the designer to decorate their fabrics and engineer garments to create new exciting looks.†– Glen Schneer, La Lame.
W hilst the thought of scientific theories can make us yawn, when applied to lingerie, beautiful and creative things can and do happen. Imagine racy lingerie with lace frills and beach wear that fits like second skin both skilfully made with the power of heat.
This is the kind of thinking that guided textile company Framis Italia to develop heat bonding expertise, known as NoSo® Bonding Technology, that’s ingenious at building better and even more inspired foundations.
The NoSo® Bonding Technology system, based on principles of thermodynamics, utilize heat-welding tapes that fuse fabrics together providing seamless results – results that might be near to impossible to achieve by hand or machine sewing.
Undoubtedly, it’s this sort of bold inventiveness that caught the interest ofLa Lame Incwho is now Framis Italia’s agent for the New York area.
Possibilities for this ingenuity could be limitless – from applying no VPL lace edges to underwear, to creating the smoothest of shapewear pieces or reinforcing the seams of silk garments without causing damage to the fabric.
As with the welding tape, the thermo-adhesive technique can also be used with polyurethane film, making it especially handy for something like fixing logos and no-sew labels to swim and active wear, resulting in a chic, high-end finish.
The Laws of Thermodynamics start to sound pretty attractive, don’t they?
For La Lame’s Glen Schneer, the relationship between his company and Framis Italia is an ideal marriage as Framis Italia’s expertise promises new dimension to what the two together can offer customers through heat bonding technology.
“Framis products complement many of the stretch fabric lines that we carry from Europe,†Schneer explains.
And naturally, this complementary affiliation filters down to how design customers can use newly crafted products and services emerging out of La Lame to take their business to the next level.
“Framis Italia products expands the ability of the designer todecorate their fabricsand engineer garments to create new exciting looks,†says Schneer. “ wet lubricants can be done to create decorative looks or execute new garment technologies. We now have the ability to help expand our designer’s tool box to create not only the most beautiful garments but the most innovative garments in the industry.â€
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Fashion Life Mag was in the lingerie retail business for 10 years where I Iearnt to provide women with professional and personal lingerie fitting consultancy. I have a passion for good, quality lingerie especially for the plus size market. My expertise is in lingerie, swimwear and shapewear fitting consultancy. In 2012 I turned my love for the industry into a writing career which started with freelance contributions for The Lingerie Journal. I cover lingerie events in the UK like Dessous London and press events, interview designers about trends in their work, promote SS and AW collections and feature any trending issues related to the intimate apparel industry.
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