HASETORA SPINNING CO.,LTD

Hasetora Spinning Co.,ltd

Changing the World with Materials

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Since its founding in 1887, Hasetora Spinning Co., Ltd. has been a long-established company that has supported Japan’s textile industry for over 130 years. Rooted in the founder’s aspiration to “enrich the local community,” the company has continuously evolved to meet the needs of the times. Today, in addition to traditional spinning techniques, we are actively engaged in the research and development of advanced materials — including high-performance yarns used in space applications, flame-retardant and heat-resistant fibers, and environmentally conscious bio-based textiles. With a focus on responsible product development and close collaboration with domestic and international partners, Hasetora continues its journey toward the next century under the vision of “Changing the World Through Materials.”
A trusted textile partner with a solid history and a flexible spirit of innovation — that is Hasetora Spinning.

Next-Generation Materials for the Future of Textiles

KODENSHI® is a functional fiber that incorporates ceramic particles and re-emits far-infrared radiation from body heat. It helps regulate body temperature and supports everyday comfort.
Key developments:
• KODENSHI DOWN – hybrid insulation with down
• RE:NSULATION™ – lightweight thermal padding
• KODENSHI DENIM – selvedge denim from Okayama
• Fabrics for outerwear and cut-and-sew

PlaX™ is a bio-based material derived from plant-based PLA, enhanced through proprietary copolymerization technology for improved heat resistance, durability, and flexibility.
We are exhibiting a collection of knit and woven fabric developments. Compared to petroleum-based materials, PlaX™ significantly reduces CO₂ emissions during production and disposal.

BREWED PROTEIN™ is a next-generation structural protein fiber produced through microbial fermentation. It features a soft touch like cashmere and a natural sheen, offering an alternative to animal-derived fibers.
We are presenting a collection of cut-and-sew and woven fabrics using spun yarns, showcasing new possibilities for protein-based textiles.

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