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The development concept behind the highly moisture-permeable waterproof material, Exceltech®, is that the customer's physiological comfort should be the primary objective in promoting highly functional sportswear materials.

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Exceltech®: A Polyamino Acid-Derivative,Highly Moisture-Permeable,Waterproof Material

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