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Lancashire mill owner Lewis Haslam discovered the benefits of "celular" fabric from an observation made on his aunt`s "holy" fabric gloves back in 1888. Legend has it that on a chilly day the cloth provided a buffer between the warmth of the skin and the chill of the atmosphere. The contradiction of "holes" and "warmth" created the birth of The Cellular Clothing Company and the famous Aertex brand.

Perhaps better known for its cooling properties, Aertex  was a massive hit from the first batch produced. They also made the uniforms for the Desert Rats fighting in North Africa in WWII and supplied England with football shirts for the 1970 World Cup in Mexico.

The story of the still English-owned Aertex brand is now being rekindled for a new generation playing on its rich heritage.