Andres Sarda and Lycra® Fiber: Vision

Andres Sarda was a visionary, a rebel, a pioneer and with an exquisite willing to do things right. These are the words of Margaret Rivière in the chapter that opens the book that pays tribute to 50 years as Andres Sarda lingerie maker. Words put in value the quality that served as a motor of his long and intense creative activity: Vision.

He showed that he had an international market for their clothes when he called his company and thought Eurocorset. This market turned to show when he put all the effort of his art in turning the hitherto unattractive female orthopedic underwear, and made it very clear when it adopted many technical innovations and had the disposal to develop a sector of the textile industry that had a very slow pace.

Always ahead of its competitors, Eurocorset pioneered the use of polyamide Leavers lace and the first in the world in the use of clamps and trimmings Derlin, in widespread use today. But above all, was a pioneer in the use of fabrics with LYCRA®, a fiber that provides elasticity to tissues, revolutionizing the design possibilities of undergarments.

Andres Sarda and LYCRA® fiber had a first crush when the American fiber was quite unknown in his country. Only he knew how to recognize a perfect partner in the fiber which was to allow you to create the first snap, make your clothes maximum elasticity and resilience, and provide their clients extra comfort, adaptability and adjustment.

Together, INVISTA, which owns the LYCRA® fiber and Andres Sarda, share a passion for innovation and challenge each other in a creative fight that results in a perfect symbiosis. Andres Sarda masterfully knew how to interpret their collections and swimwear the infinite possibilities that the use of LYCRA® fiber placed at their disposal, those early wonders and Deputes that have come in an amazing crescendo of news and having to do with the quality requirement of this visionary creator.

INVISTA and LYCRA® fiber celebrate this tribute to fifty years of Andres Sarda creative experience with the pride of having shared half-century of work with a single creator, and with the satisfaction of having contributed to its success and also with the excitement of having found someone to come forward before.