New Z Lander

OVER THE PAST few years, it’s been discussed ad nauseam, advertised to the hilt and covered extensively in the pages of this magazine and others around the globe. Everyone is aware the Green Movement has a starring role in today’s business climate, yet the abundance of jargon that comprises the revolution’s supporting cast gets very little time in the spotlight. A general understanding of the terminology can go a long way to help the sale of consumer-requested organic apparel, not to mention increase the comfort level of end-users hesitant to go the green mile. Read on for a comprehensive cheat sheet, from A

New Z Lander, Troy, Mich., recently introduced Ingeo Performance Apparel, a line of synthetic material made from corn. According to company personnel, the Ingeo fiber offers a host of performance and environmental features, including: moisture wicking, non-flammable, UV resistance (UPF 52), wrinkle-free, non-shrinkage and colorfastness past 50 washes, natural non-microbial and hypo-allergenic benefits, odor absorption and compostable/biodegradable properties. Ingeo performance apparel is currently available in men’s and women’s polo shirts, mock turtle necks and T-shirts. The company plans to introduce blankets, ball caps, jackets and woven goods in the future. For more information, call (888) 678-2007 or visit www.ingeosales.com