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Raso Gommato Fishtail Parka + Oxidation Treatment + Garment dyed (1/1)
Raso Gommato Fishtail Parka + Oxidation Treatment + Garment dyed (1/1)
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// Raso Gommato Fishtail Parka + Oxidation Treatment + Garment dyed (1/1)
Size: XL
PTP: 66 cm
TTB: 100cm
ART. 41157210
[ENG]
The garment, originally a beige-colored Raso Gommato with aluminum-colored detachable interior, was extremely damaged by stains released by the decayed solid polyurethane layer.
Therefore, the first step was to soak the entire garment in a solution of water and chemical solvents to remove the polyurethane stains.
The chemical structure of the Liner and hood was found to be 100% polyamide i.e., a synthesized polymer. It was then possible by a process of induced oxidation using thermal additives to achieve a color alteration in the fabric, which took on a bronze appearance.
Finally, the garment was dyed in a deep black bath at 60º centigrade.
[ITA]
The garment, originally a beige Rubberized Raso with a removable aluminum-colored interior, was extremely damaged by stains left by the decayed solid polyurethane layer.
The first step was to immerse the entire garment in a solution of water and chemical solvents, to remove the polyurethane stains.
The chemical structure of the Liner and the hood was found to be 100% polyamide, a synthesized polymer. It was therefore possible, through an oxidation process induced by thermal additives, to obtain a color alteration in the fabric, which took on a bronze appearance.
The garment was finally dyed in a deep black bath at 60º centigrade.
