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Developing military fabrics is a race against technology. Foxa CEO Johanna Rämö explains what IRR properties are all about and how, for example, drones are changing the requirements for camouflage. Read more

The price of workwear is known at the time of purchase. Its true cost only becomes apparent when it is in use. The decisive factor is how long the garment lasts through work and washes whilst retaining its properties. Read more

Workwear must perform the function for which it is designed. But how can water, dirt and oil repellency be ensured when we want to move away from the chemicals used to achieve these properties? At Foxa, the transition to fluorine-free treatments is already well underway. This change requires testing and a more detailed discussion of exactly which properties are actually needed from the fabric. Read more

Precise detective work is carried out every day in Foxa’s laboratory. The new microscope helps to investigate complaints, develop new materials and ensure that fabrics withstand proper use. It is not just about quality control, but about the ability to see details that the naked eye would never notice. Read more

Foxa is known as an expert in workwear, military and outdoor fabrics, but the company now also offers its customers simple ready products. This new venture is based on strong material expertise, extensive factory networks and a desire to develop products in collaboration with customers. Read more

Foxa is currently working hard on the development of defense and tactical materials. Growing demands for camouflage, protection, and material functionality, for example, are driving product development, while the company prepares for upcoming tenders and new customer needs. Read more

Foxa has updated its quality management system to comply with the ISO 9001:2015 standard. This change is now clearly evident in day-to-day operations, resulting in enhanced competitiveness and smoother workflows. Read more

Foxa Oy supplies high-quality technical textiles for demanding conditions, especially for military and equipment use. The materials are designed to withstand the extreme weather conditions of the north and meet the strict technical requirements of the Finnish Defense Forces. Available in single colors and M05 camouflage patterns, as well as IRR protective colors. Read more

Heli Sahanen, a clothing designer who recently moved to Forssa, is participating in the European Metamorphosis of Workwear project, which is taking visions of the future of workwear on an exhibition tour around Europe. Sahanen's workwear of the future is made from Foxa fabrics. Read more

In 2022, Foxa donated workwear fabrics to Globe Hope, which were used to make Ukrainian flag colored bags. The sale of these bags has generated a total of €27,930, which has been donated to Save the Children Finland to help children in Ukraine. Read more