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  Spandex (also known as elastane or Lycra) is a lightweight, synthetic fiber, known for its exceptional elasticity, used to make stretchable clothing. It is made up of a combination of short chain diisocyanate, long chain polglycol, and polyurethane. Synthetic fibre known generically as spandex is composed of at least 85% polyurethane by weight. It was originally developed by chemist Joseph S. Shivers in DuPont's Benger Laboratory in Waynesboro, Virginia, as a means to dampen the effects of perspiration on wool. Moreover, Spandex is widely used in compression stocking and hoses, bandages, diapers, home furnishings, under garments, casual clothing, active wear, and sportswear. With the increasing use of spandex in textile and healthcare industry, the demand for spandex is also increasing. Moreover, increasing penetration of spandex in other end-use industries (such as aviation and energy, automobiles, etc.) and the launch of bio-based and environmentally friendly sp...

  Aerobic and sports shoes have emerged as the most popular category of athletic footwear, while they facilitate better flexibility and movement. This footwear is composed of synthetic fibers which provide the users a tight fit and high comfort level. These shoes are ideal for running and other athletic activities. The footwear has become highly popular among men and women who're engaged in almost any physical exercise. Market Dynamics Launch of new products is likely to propel growth of the global Athletic Footwear Market over the forecast period. For instance, in September 2020, Nike launched Nike (M), a collection of maternity sports clothing to suit all stages of pregnancy and post-birth, including a sports bra that allows wearers to breastfeed. Increasing online sale is expected to offer lucrative growth opportunities for players in the global athletic footwear market. For instance, Columbia Sportswear Company reported a 40% decline in overall net rev...