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Operon
is a polyurethane fiber that can expand and contract
like rubber does. Undergarments made with Operon
fit the body smoothly. Yet there is no sensation
of pressure when wearing them. Nor do they leave
the marks or restrict the body as rubber does. |
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Operon,
like rubber, incorporates the ability to expand
and contract into the molecular structure of each
thread. However, Operon threads are made from
several extremely thin filaments, in contrast
with rubber, and are therefore thinner than strands
of rubber could ever be, making them far more
suitable for use with clothing. In addition, Operon
lasts much longer than rubber ever could. |
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* Processed material |
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* Rubber |
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* Operon |
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