Global Cooling Fabrics Market Seen Soaring 7.78% Growth to Reach USD4.3 Billion by 2032, Projects UnivDatos Market Insights
- Vikas Kumar
- November 4, 2024
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According to a new report by UnivDatos Market Insights, the cooling fabrics market is expected to reach around USD 4.3 billion in 2032 by growing at a CAGR of 7.78%. Cooling fabrics are materials that can draw heat from the body to ensure that the wearer is not hot. It is usually recommended for use by doctors, athletes, and many other people who may be prone to heat stroke or other forms of hyperthermia.
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The main purpose of cooling fabrics is to Transport sweat away from your body and regulate your body temperature so that you do not get dehydrated. It also enhances the blood circulation on the surface of the skin hence you do not feel hot when under pressure.
Cooling fabrics can be divided into many types, with different pros and cons. Some of them are made of natural fabrics such as cotton or wool. Others are synthetic fabrics such as polyester or nylon which are not absorbent and instead transfer the moisture away from your skin by such mechanisms as capillary action.
Some cooling fabrics have a double layer: One layer retains water while the other layer pulls the water away from the first layer just like a towel after a shower.
Some common examples of cooling fabrics include:
- Bamboo fabric
- Silk (which has the property of controlling the temperature of the body).
- Fleece (which has small pockets that hold air between the layers of fabric).
- Polyester blends (including sportswear).
- Merino wool
Advantages and Characteristics of Cooling Fabric
- Many cooling fabrics have improved breathability, so air can flow freely across the fabric thus helping to enhance ventilation which helps in temperature control and comfort.
- Most of the time, fabrics are lightweight and have a stretchable nature which allows for ease of movement and flexibility which is very important for active people.
- This is advantageous in that cooling fabrics are longer lasting than regular fabrics, and will thus be replaced less often, thus reducing waste and promoting a more environmentally conscious approach to garment manufacturing.
- While cooling fabrics are mainly used in activewear, they can also be used in other industries like healthcare to make patients with hot flashes or patients with certain medical conditions more comfortable.
Recent Developments/Awareness Programs: – Several key players and governments are rapidly adopting strategic alliances, such as partnerships, or awareness programs: –
In January 2023, NILIT introduced a new SENSIL EcoCare recycled Nylon 6.6, now produced entirely from U.S. materials at its Martinsville, VA facility. This product complies with the Berry Amendment, USMCA, and CAFTA and is available in various fibers and yarns for diverse textile applications. NILIT emphasizes sustainability by using post-industrial recycled materials, resulting in a lower environmental impact. The new offering caters to U.S. brands and agencies seeking locally produced, eco-friendly fabrics for multiple uses, including activewear and medical applications.
January 2023: NILIT launched a new version of SENSIL EcoCare. The recycled Nylon 6.6 material is now made entirely from U.S.-sourced materials and manufactured at the company’s North American facility in Martinsville, VA.
January 2022: HeiQ Materials AG launched HeiQ Cool, a new textile cooling technology that delivers both instant contact and continuous evaporative cooling. It’s a significant development that could benefit those in hot or humid climates.
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Conclusion
These are new-age fabrics that increase comfort and functionality across apparel ranging from athletic wear to casual wear. These fabrics effectively pull sweat and moisture away from the skin but leave some of it trapped in the outer layer to keep the skin comfortable and avoid skin rash. According to the UnivDatos Market Insights analysis, cooling fabrics are being used extensively owing to their ability to save energy, particularly in air-conditioned rooms. Certain government policies are encouraging the use of energy-efficient materials in the textile industry. In addition, the use of e-commerce has made it easier for consumers to obtain a variety of cooling fabric products, especially in regions where such fabrics are not available in local shops. The market was valued at USD billion in 2023, growing at a CAGR of 7.78% during the forecast period from 2024 – 2032 to reach USD 4.3 billion by 2032.
