Outlast® fabric uses phase change materials (PCM) to regulate thermal and energy. This technology is originally developed by NASA.

The purpose is that it helps astronauts to maintain their body temperature in space. The thermal regulation theory is to microencapsulate phase change materials in polymer shell called Thermocules™.

Phase change materials will absorb, store and release heat according to the environment temperature in order to keep heat and moisture in appropriate balance. With Outlast® technology, it constantly keeps you feeling comfortable when your body is overheated.

Outlast® coated composites use phase-change substances coated on fabrics to become composite materials with high heat storage capacity, which can be used on products that do not contact with the skin directly, such as: outerwear, footwear, bedding, gloves, seats, etc.

This process can combine a variety of materials, such as bedding, which is lined with nonwovens, and outer jackets, where the Outlast® technology coating can be applied to the lining.

Outlast® coating materials are processed on textiles and are mostly used as inner linings for middle or outer layers, and customers are free to choose any lining design they want.