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Necklaces are gaining popularity in situations where masks aren't necessary, putting jewelry in the spotlight.
Titanium specialist MTIG brand Swany sales
Titanium specialist MTIG brand Swany sales
A jewelry-style product that improves human compatibility by applying titanium material to mask straps has emerged, becoming a must-have for fashion leaders in the COVID-19 era.
MTIG, a titanium material specialist company, announced that it recently launched a new product using titanium material among the jewelry-type mask straps of its fashion brand, Swanee. Additionally, the company said that it has diversified the design of its mask straps from the existing 10 or so products to 42.
According to Swani officials, titanium is a non-allergenic material used in baby products, toys, and medical products, and in fashion and jewelry, it is widely used in fashion accessories, earrings, rings, necklaces, pendants, and design products.
This time, titanium material was applied to the mask strap, giving it the lightness and excellent aesthetics of a regular mask strap. In addition, the safety unique to titanium increased the human body compatibility with no allergies when using the mask strap like a regular necklace.
The price is also reasonable compared to regular jewelry, so it can be worn like jewelry, making it popular among consumers.
In particular, Swany's mask strap has a sophisticated design and color that is unique to Swany, making it stand out from regular mask straps.
It is also lightweight and comfortable to wear, and has high utility as a jewelry necklace in situations where a mask is not needed.
Swani mask straps can be purchased at GS Shop, Naver Shopping, etc.
Meanwhile, MTIG specializes in titanium and tantalum materials. In 2008, the company received the New Excellent Technology (NET) certification mark from the Ministry of Knowledge Economy's Agency for Technology and Standards for its "titanium powder injection molding process," demonstrating its unrivaled technological prowess. MTIG also possesses technologies for manufacturing pure titanium powder, titanium feedstock for injection molding, titanium powder for thermal spray coating, and titanium alloy powder.
In 2019, the company obtained a patent for a 'tantalum (Ta) powder manufacturing method' and is actively developing technology to purify titanium scrap.
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