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Spinnova opts for Rieter spinning technology
Jyvaskyla – Sustainable textile material company Spinnova, whose products are finding increasing...
Nike attempts to block Primeknit imports
Beaverton - A legal attempt by Nike to block Adidas from importing its Primeknit footwear into the US...
New April dates for Intertextile and Yarn Expo
Shanghai - The Spring Editions of Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics, Intertextile Shanghai...
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ITMF postpones conference, welcomes African development platform
Zurich - The ITMF Board together with the two co-hosts – Swiss Textiles and Swiss Textile...
BekaertDeslee achieves highest Step accreditation
Waregem - BekaertDeslee, one of the world's largest manufacturers of circular knitted fabrics for...
Karl Mayer restructures India operations
Obertshausen - Karl Mayer has announced a reorganization of its operations in its key Indian...
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Hyosung’s Fashion Design Center Introduces AW 22/23 Textile Trends
Sustainability, comfort, adaptability and texture top key textile trends all suited to company’s range of 100% recycled regen performance fibres As 2021 comes to a close, many of us look forward to a fresh new year and all of the innovative trends it will bring – and for some, that focus is on apparel. To better assist brands and retailers with their design and product development needs, Hyosung, a major textile solutions provider, established its Fashion Design Center (FDC) – an interactive...
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Warp knit bar-changing made easy
Obertshausen - With the new HKS 3-M ON, Karl Mayer says that its customers are always one step...
Comez cleans up with technical knitting machines
Cilavegna - Italy's Comez has developed a range of knitting machinery that can be used for the...
Hosiery sector confident for 2021 rebound
Dublin - The global trade in socks, pantyhose, tights, compression hosiery and stockings is...
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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.
