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32 ~- North Shore News — Sunday, April 16, 2000

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FASHION embraces technology in textiles
and manufacturing but as a “look,” hi-tech is
finished, say the trend forecasters. Nature is
the new fashion fantasy. Natural fibres and
skins, home-spun knits and organic dyes are
decidedly lo-tech. Linen, too, makes a come-
back this spring. At the same time, look for
“performance fabrics” — like the new anti-
static anti-odour X-Static (silver coated
anti-microbial fibres) from Noble Fibre
Technologies and DuPont — to infil-

trare the fashion marker.

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