StayFresh
Bacteria-related odour. Assess the fibre, finish and care requirements.
View matrices and selection criteria →Bacteria-related odour. Assess the fibre, finish and care requirements.
View matrices and selection criteria →Odour molecule capture. Assess the fabric and its use cycle.
View matrices and selection criteria →Moisture-activated comfort. Assess the effect during use.
View matrices and selection criteria →Reduced fibre shedding. Confirm development status and availability for the project.
View matrices and selection criteria →Each technology page explains where it fits, what information to prepare and how to approach evaluation before requesting documentation or technical advice.

Contact with the foot, moisture and prolonged use influence odour development. Treatment in the fibre or finish is assessed, and performance is checked after the expected washing conditions.

Moisture, drying and washing cycles define how a towel is used. Development must preserve absorbency, feel and colour, and select the odour-control technology according to the source of the odour.
We start with an existing garment, fabric, footwear item or product and explore how to add freshness, odour control, antimicrobial protection or thermal comfort.
The starting point is the actual experience during use: odour, freshness, heat, moisture or a specific textile requirement.
STAYFRESH®Antimicrobial technology to inhibit odour-causing bacteria and help keep textiles fresh for longer.
ODORCRUNCH2.0®Polymer-based technology that captures odour compounds in the fabric to prevent their release during use and allow their subsequent removal in the wash.
STAYCOOL®Moisture-activated technology that improves moisture transport and creates a cooling sensation in the fabric.
STAYFRESHBIO®A 100% plant-based antimicrobial finish using a natural organic acid to keep textiles fresh and hygienic for longer.
The Polygiene range also includes technologies for specific textile protection and durability needs.
Different technologies address different problems. StayFresh targets odour-causing bacteria; OdorCrunch2.0 captures odour molecules; StayCool provides moisture-activated cooling; ShedGuard aims to reduce fibre shedding and wear.
Sport and outdoor activitiesFreshness, odour, thermal comfort and durability depending on the garment and construction.
ropa laboralExtended use, uniforms, odour and comfort management in technical textiles.
Fashion and everyday useFreshness between washes, comfort and user experience.
Home and petsUpholstery, bed linen, towels and frequently used textile products.Polygiene was established in 2006 in Malmö, Sweden. Sports and outdoor brands soon began seeking solutions to odour problems, driving the company’s focus on technologies for textiles and everyday products.
Its development combines international growth, collaboration with major brands and innovation: expansion in sport and outdoor activities, the launch of OdorCrunch, new technologies such as StayCool and the integration of Addmaster into the group.

The starting point is what happens during product use and the experience you want to improve.
Images of textile applications. The appropriate technology must be validated for each item; the garments shown do not demonstrate every benefit described.



We identify what the user experiences, select the technology, coordinate technical and documentation requirements and support validation and communication of the benefit.
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Comfort and freshness during activity.

Functionality for everyday garments.

Applications for the home.
Before adding a function, let us identify whether there is a need worth addressing: odour during use, material protection or a different product experience.
We can help you define what to evaluate and what benefit would make it worthwhile.
Assess whether it fits →The first step is to define the problem: odour generated during use or external odour retained in the fabric. This distinction guides the choice between technologies such as StayFresh and OdorCrunch.

Fibre composition, fabric weight, construction, colour and existing finishes. Sportswear and home textiles may require different approaches.

Odour type, conditions of use and intended care. We agree what result would be useful for your product before choosing a solution.

Prepare a treated sample and a reference sample. Assess odour control, appearance, handle and performance after the intended care procedures.
No. The documentation distinguishes StayFresh, StayFreshBIO and StayFreshQ. Select the product reference and review its specific documentation for the fabric, process and target market.
Durability must be supported by appropriate results for the specific product reference, fabric and process. Garment care must follow the manufacturer’s instructions.
Product brochures introduce the technologies. To prepare a trial, we identify the material and application and provide the relevant technical documentation.