Arville Textiles has recently taken delivery of a new wide-width bias cutting and winding line in order to meet the demand for advanced technical textiles that are employed in a range of components by the aerospace and automotive industries.
The line is being supplied by Svegea of Sweden, a member of TMAS, the Swedish textile machinery association.
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India based and innovation driven company, Rabatex Industries has lined-up the latest and innovative
weaving preparatory technologies including battery operated material handling equipment in a 72
square metre stall at ITMA 2019 in Barcelona in Hall no. 4, Booth no. D215.
One of the ways researchers are making wearable technology less bogged down by electronic equipment and more user-friendly is by developing fabrics with electrical capability built in.
A research team led by Yingying Zhang, a professor in the Department of Chemistry at Tsinghua University in China, has made progress in this area with the development of a one-step 3D-printing technique that prints flexible electronic fibers onto fabrics and textiles.
Miami, FL – Latest updates on U.S. trade policy, customs and imports, investment opportunities for apparel brands and retailers, industry trends and forecasts, and the future of fashion, technology and sustainability, are among the key topics to be presented at the upcoming Apparel Textile Sourcing Miami (ATSM) show.
Global industry event to feature fabric suppliers, full package manufacturers, and service providers, bringing together the best minds specializing in apparel sourcing, logistics, brand development, global trade, technology, eCommerce and education. Miami will be a hot spot for all things fashion, from concept-to-consumer, as the Apparel Textile Sourcing Miami (ATSM) show gets underway May 28-30 at the Mana Wynwood Conference Center, coinciding with Miami Fashion Week to present a jam-packed event that features the latest developments shaping the booming apparel and textile market.
"China's textile industry urgently needs to figure out how to face the challenges brought by the new era of reform and opening-up," said Sun Ruizhe,
president of the China National Textile and Apparel Council. He added that "technology, fashion, green" has become the new label for China's textile and garment industry. He said the fashion hub should cultivate its own Chinese cultural characteristics to make it distinct and unique.
Bangladesh to host its first ever Fashionology Summit in February 2018 organized by Bangladesh Apparel Exchange (BAE) with an aim to attract a wide spectrum of the fashion, technology and innovation stakeholders across the entire ecosystem. The event will help to bridge the gap between the present and the future of the textile and fashion industry.
Ethiopia and India aiming to strengthen its ties on Thursday signed various partnership agreements, which were signed in Ethiopia's capital Addis Ababa by visiting Indian President Ram Nath Kovind and Ethiopian President Mulatu Teshome, includes agreements in textile and garment sector.
Over 584 Indian companies have invested over 2 billion U.S. dollars in Ethiopia's various areas, including textile and garments, education, technology, among other sectors.
Azerkhalcha a state run company established under the presidential decree in May 2016, plans to revive country’s weaving traditions and reintroduce its hand woven carpets to the world.
The company recently opened its first branch in the front zone - Horadiz settlement of the Fizuli region. The Horadiz branch has so far manufactured about 100 carpets of various sizes which will be exhibited at various international trade shows, said Azerkhalcha president Professor Vidadi Muradov.
Turkey's cotton industry have started investing in new technology as the result its domestic cotton consumption is expected to rise to 6.89m 480 pound bales, a ten year high next year and up 115,000 bales from the previous session, the USDA’s official said.
According to the US Department of Agriculture's bureau in Ankara, Turkish textile exports has raised due to increased sales in Europe, as well as thawing relations with Russia.
Political instability among many of Turkey's neighbours is forcing the industry to focus on competing in the European markets.
