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Kolkata - Indian textile firm RSWM, a major yarn supplier for the domestic and...
Zurich - Textile manufacturers from across the global market are continuing to...
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Repreve record for recycled plastic bottles
Greensboro – Textured yarn supplier Unifi says it has transformed more than 30 billion...
'Athluxury' brand targets China expansion
Munich - German athleisure and sportswear brand Willy Bogner, which is renowned for its luxury...
Heimtextil postponed until 2022
Frankfurt - Heimtextil, the international trade fair for home and contract textiles has been...
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Spinnova & Suzano fibre project on course
Jyväskylä - Woodspin, the joint venture between sustainable textile material company Spinnova and...
Asian retail giant debuts pure white Celliant
Chiba - Asia's largest retailer, Aeon has unveiled a collection of 'Recovery Wear' undershirts...
Supply chains issues impact Culp sales
High Point - US circular knitter Culp Inc has reported a drop in second quarter income, hurt by...
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Swimwear Brands Attracted to Hyosung’s Sustainable and Performance Fibre Solutions
Providing inspiration for new opportunities With the future of our planet top of mind, consumers are increasingly more eco-conscious, and swim brands are taking notice - and action - by adding more sustainable options to their swimwear collections. Two sustainable fibre solutions swimwear brands have recently adopted Hyosung’s GRS-certified, 100% recycled Mipan® regen nylon and regen polyester made from reclaimed waste. O’Neill swimwear recently developed a line of women’s swimwear made with...
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Shima Seiki webinar on increasing e-commerce profits
Wakayama - Leading flat knitting machine manufacturer Shima Seiki has announced that the sixth...
Lycra Company to unveil new sustainable solutions
Wilmington – The Lycra Company has announced the global launch of a new insulation made from...
High Fashion recognised with Lenzing award
Hong Kong - The Hong Kong-based High Fashion Group has been awarded the Tencel Strategic...
January 2018
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Editor's Pick
Tomorrow’s yarns, needed today
Dornbirn - The knitting industry will in the near future increasingly be using regenerated yarns made from textile waste. This was the main take away message from the 60th Dornbirn Global Fiber Conference (GFC), held virtually from September 15-17, reports Adrian Wilson.
