(Andover, Mass.) - October 7, 2016 - Polartec, the premium provider of innovative textile solutions, will exhibit and market products via its partner brands at American Field, a pop-up exhibition and market featuring American-made goods. American Field will take place at Ghirardelli Square in San Francisco October 8-9, 2016. The event is free to the public and open from 10am to 6pm each day.

Polartec, which has created new fabric categories and innovated across all others since inventing the modern synthetic fleece, will display an exhibit showcasing its rich history of creating fabrics in the U.S. for over 100 years. Additionally, as a collaborative development partner of the world’s leading apparel brands, Polartec has secured space for several of its customers to display product for sale including Alamere, Sticky Seat, Triple Aught Designs, and CubCubs.

“Polartec is committed to domestic manufacturing and has a storied history of creating revolutionary textiles,” says Darren Josey, Polartec North American Marketing Manager. “As an ingredient brand, American Field provides us with an opportunity to engage with consumers directly as well as through the consumer brands we work with. It’s a celebration of domestic manufacturing encouraging conscious consumption.”

For more about American Field in San Francisco, please visit AmericanField.us.

About Polartec

Polartec is the premium provider of innovative and sustainable textile solutions. Since inventing modern technical fleece in 1981, the engineers at Polartec continue to advance the science of fabric, creating fabric technologies that solve problems and improve the way products are designed and used. Polartec products range from lightweight wicking and cooling fabrics, to insulation and weather protection textiles, and are utilized by leading consumer brands, the U.S. Military and other global militaries, flame resistance, workwear, and contract upholstery markets. For more information, please visit Polartec.com and follow Polartec on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.