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Industry: Email Alert RSS FeedUsing pins in dress shirt packaging has long been a thorny issue for the industry - Vendor News - Brief Article
DSN Retailing Today, Feb 9, 2004 by Emily Scardino
Vendor News--Using pins in dress shirt packaging has long been a thorny issue for the industry. That is why Wal-Mart is requesting that manufacturers utilize a safer alternative: Avery Dennison's new MicroPin technology. Instead of sharp metal, MicroPin uses nylon fasteners to hold things together.
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Removable by hand, these synthetic stitches avoid pin sticks and potential problems with customers. Wal-Mart is using MicroPin in brands including Puritan and George.
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