
United States · Textiles startup
VESTEX is a healthcare and worker safety company based in Orlando, Florida, founded in 2009 by Ben Favret III.
Funding reportedLast round: Venture (Round not Specified)
VESTEX is a healthcare and worker safety company based in Orlando, Florida, founded in 2009 by Ben Favret III.
The company specializes in antimicrobial protective apparel and textiles that help reduce pathogen transmission and fluid exposure in high-risk environments. VESTEX developed the first antimicrobial textile of its kind, leveraging a team of engineers and specialists with extensive experience in the healthcare industry. The company offers garments designed for continuous wear, featuring technologies that cool, breathe, and wick away moisture for maximum comfort. VESTEX textiles are proven to reduce up to 99.9% of MRSA and other pathogens in under 15 minutes, supported by multiple clinical trials. The products are FDA registered as medical devices, holding a unique classification and 510(k) clearance for safety and effectiveness. VESTEX serves various sectors, including healthcare, food service, first responders, and military, and has received endorsements from notable organizations like the American Hospital Association and the National Science Foundation.
Funding, as reported
From Vestex's own website: 1 on the team.
AdvisersAlan Reed
What they build
Known for
infection preventionhealth carefood serviceindustrial antimicrobial textilesantimicrobial fabric for childrenhealthcare safetyconsumersprotective workweartextile performance validationperformance validated antimicrobial fabricantimicrobial treatment processfda 510(k) clearanceactive barrier fabric developmentmrsa reducing clothingmedical protective apparelpersonal protective clothing
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