Independent ingredient-material reference
Use this guide to distinguish warming fibers used in fabrics from synthetic insulation constructions. Every statement should remain attached to the named technology, material form, specimen construction, test method, and current official evidence.
Featured technology families
THERMOLITE® technology is an ingredient, not a finished garment or retail fabric line. The first decision is whether the program needs a fiber incorporated into fabric or a separate insulation construction.
Fiber route
A current fiber family intended for incorporation into textile constructions. Recycled-feedstock statements belong to the exact official product record; they do not automatically transfer to every THERMOLITE® technology or finished article.
Review year-round moisture and warming language against the exact fiber, fabric construction, and stated test evidence.
Keep light-absorption mechanism wording separate from garment temperature, comfort, or health outcomes.
Describe the ceramic-pigment mechanism only; do not add circulation, healing, or therapeutic claims.
Confirm whether the record describes batting or blown form, then capture basis weight, loft, assembly, and moisture conditions.
Treat down-alternative language, fill-power references, and recycled content as product-specific statements, never portfolio defaults.
Verify the exact recycled-content range, insulation construction, specimen, and test context before any comparative performance statement.
Evidence before labels
Product naming, recycled-content language, test results, and certification scope are separate evidence layers. A current official page may identify a family, while a program decision still needs the exact fiber or insulation grade, construction details, and the document that supports the intended claim.
THERMOLITE® is a trademark of The LYCRA Company. This independent guide does not provide official logos, hangtags, trademark licenses, authorized-mill status, certification, or supply authorization.
Record the complete family and material form without collapsing distinct technologies into “EcoMade.”
Separate fiber ingredients from insulation constructions and finished-article applications.
Link each numerical or environmental statement to a current product-level source.
Publish only language that stays within the specimen, method, entity, and validity boundary.
Bring a reviewable question
Include the intended use, fiber or insulation form, basis weight or linear density where available, assembly, care exposure, requested test method, and the official document you want checked. Finished goods remain applications, not catalog products.