Picture yourself two hours into a trail, the rain has stopped, the sun is back, but your jacket stays trapped against your skin, damp, warm, and impossible to ignore. Now imagine that same moment, but the fabric breathes differently. It feels drier and cooler. That difference isn’t magic, it’s print.
At Hwafune, we believe the surface of a fabric isn't just decoration — it's performance. Below, we introduce four specialized print technologies designed to address real discomfort, from post-activity stickiness to cold-weather chill.
(1) Cellulose Print
Designed for a Drier Feel
The earliest functional prints on membrane fabrics relied on coconut-shell carbon — effective, but coarse. Our Cellulose Print is a significant upgrade: a finer-particle formulation optimized for membrane surfaces, addressing the most persistent wearer’s complaint: the uncomfortable tackiness that lingers during and after physical activity.
(3) Cooling Print — Xylitol-Based
Inherent Cooling Comfort
Our Cooling Print is built on xylitol microcapsule technology, a moisture-activated cooling mechanism that works the moment your body needs it. The microcapsules lie dormant until triggered by perspiration. As the wearer sweats, the capsules release and dissolve, drawing heat away from the skin.
(4) Graphene Print
Engineered for Cold Conditions
Where the previous three technologies focus on cooling and dryness, Graphene Print addresses the opposite demand: warming performance in cold conditions.
By applying graphene in precise micro-quantities through our printing process, we preserve the original softness and drape of the base fabric. The warming effect is perceptible within 5 minutes, and the coating also provides antistatic properties, a valuable addition for cold-weather outdoor apparel.
