What comes to your mind when you hear about retroreflective fabric? Road workers? Emergency services? Or perhaps cyclists biking on the side of the road? High-visibility clothing has long been used as a form of personal protective equipment, whether in public service or sports activities, where dangerous situations arise by moving vehicles or low lighting conditions.
In recent years, retro-reflective fabric has found its way into the fashion industry, captivating fashionistas and celebrities who want to make a bold and stylish statement while also avoiding paparazzi cameras. From the latest Balenciaga collection to Kim Kardashian's Instagram posts, retroreflective clothes have undeniably gained momentum and become a trendy fashion choice.
So, how does it work? Retroreflectivity is a fascinating technology that plays a crucial role in enhancing visibility and safety, particularly in low-light conditions. The process involves the redirection of light rays along their original path, effectively bouncing them back toward the source of illumination. The retroreflective elements within the material, typically consisting of tiny glass beads or micro prisms, play a vital role in achieving this effect.
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When retroreflective materials are used, objects appear brightest to someone near the light source, like a car's headlights. This is because very little light gets scattered, resulting in enhanced contrast and making the wearer more noticeable to observers near the light source.
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Inspired by the incredible metallic luminous effect, we are happy to introduce Radiant Glamour, our new Membrane Retroreflective Collection that seamlessly blends state-of-the-art technology with a stylish touch. As we always believed that fabrics should never compromise on quality, besides increased visibility and added safety, our new fabrics are waterproof, durable, and breathable, which makes them a perfect choice for a wide range of applications.
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