Graphene

Fabrics & Technologies

Grafene

A human discovery with superhuman qualities.

DEVELOPED BY TWO NOBEL PRIZE WINNERS

Two hundred times stronger than steel, thinner than paper, as hard as diamond, and offering adaptive thermoregulation, antibacterial, and antistatic properties, graphene sportswear adds a near-superhuman layer to every Sensation Seeker. Discovered in 2004 by Russian scientists Andrej Geim and Konstantin Novoselov, who won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 2010, graphene stands out for its incredible range of capabilities.

ADAPTIVE THERMOREGULATION

Graphene absorbs, transfers, and dissipates heat more quickly than any other known material. Integrated into sportswear as insulation or coating, it interacts with the environment to regulate body temperature: keeping you cool in summer and warm in winter for maximum comfort and thermal efficiency.

Grafene

HYPOALLERGENIC, ANTIBACTERIAL, SUSTAINABLE

Graphene suits even the most sensitive skin, containing no allergens. Its structure inhibits the growth of bacteria, fungi, and unpleasant odors, reducing the need for frequent washing. Fewer washes mean less wear and tear, as well as a significant decrease in water, detergent, and energy consumption.

ANTISTATIC, ANTI-STRESS

With an average electrical resistance of 9.3×10^ (12) ohms, graphene disperses electrical charges rather than letting them accumulate on a fabric’s surface, providing a notable anti-stress effect.

USED IN ITS BEST APPLICATIONS

For Sensation Seekers apparel, we use two of the best patented graphene on the market: Inside the Future™ and Twins Graphene.

GRAPHENE INSIDE THE FUTURE™
A unique, internationally patented graphene derived from biomass, specifically from corncob waste, making it the first eco-sustainable graphene available.

TWINS GRAPHENE
Used in the Antarctic Suit, worn by researchers in the coldest regions on Earth, Twins Graphene batting is a double-layer insulation that absorbs visible, ultraviolet, and infrared light, generating continuous heat in extreme temperatures.