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Author:Maria BobilaPublish date:Sep 16, 2019Since January, I've had a certain WWD article bookmarked on my work computer about a Belgian specialty chemical firm, Devan Chemicals, that added CBD to its health and wellness textiles solutions portfolio. While the company aims to have the micro-encapsulated active ingredient applied towards sleepwear garments and beddings, I knew that it would only be a matter of time for it to be incorporated into clothing, too.
Since encapsulating CBD and bonding it to fabric is fairly new, especially within the apparel industry, there were a few factors to address while designing Acabada. First, once the fabric is infused with CBD — Acabada's has no THC, is lab-certified and 99.
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