Nano-Tex, a leading fabric innovation company providing nanotechnology-based textile enhancements to the apparel and commercial and residential interiors markets, announced today Perry Ellis, which is licensed to Hartmarx Corporation, and Hart Schaffner Marx have incorporated Nano-Tex's Resist Spills fabric treatment into their fall line of men's suits and separates. With these new collections, currently available at retail, Perry Ellis and Hart Schaffner Marx are the first menswear suit designers to take Nano-Tex's Resist Spills technology to market. Nano-Tex plans to add additional menswear suit brands to its portfolio of designers by the end of the year.

The entire apparel category has made a dramatic shift in the last five years. Previously associated with casual clothing and activewear, performance technology has moved into every area where consumers use fabric in their everyday lives.

Incorporating Nano-Tex Resist Spills fabric treatment into men's designer suits demonstrates that style and function do coexist. It puts performance technology to work in a garment men rely on to help them look their best.

Nano-Tex is a leading fabric innovation company providing nanotechnology-based textile enhancements to the apparel and commercial and residential interiors markets. Nano-Tex is headquartered in Emeryville, Calif., with operations across the United States, Asia and Europe. To date, more than 80 textile mills worldwide are utilizing Nano-Tex treatments in products sold by more than 100 leading apparel and commercial interior brands. Products with Nano-Tex enhancements are sold throughout North America, Asia and Europe. For more information: click on the above visual or on the left side logo.