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Teijin Frontier, the Teijin Group’s fibres and products converting company, has developed a new cotton-like high-performance polyester material for athleisure fashion.

The new material has been developed to combine the look and texture of cotton with superior properties for moisture absorption, quick drying and UV protection. Notably, the cotton-like features are achieved with polyester filament yarn, not a staple fibre. What’s more, Teijin Frontier’s new material is eco-friendly because it is made with recycled raw materials.

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Gandhigram Rural Institute has developed a special new textile material which can be used for making dress for soldiers on the war front. The new material has all features required by the soldiers.

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Raymond Ltd, a fabric and apparel major that still has a near 60 percent market share in the Rs. 18,000-crore suitings segment, the overall Indian suiting business has seen a slowdown over the years as people opted for more readymade garments. Raymond Ltd to decides to shift its focus to bringing in a lot of innovation, in terms of product offering, into its suiting business to beat an overall slouch in the fabrics market and reverberate well with young consumers.

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The global smart textiles market was worth US$700million and is estimated to reach a value of US$7,730m by the end of 2023, projected to grow by nearly 30.80% between 2015 and 2023, according to the research study in 2014.

One of the major factors driving the global smart textile market is increasing use of nanotechnology in smart textiles.

The adoption of nanotechnology helps in enhancing the fabric with several features such as water and stain resistance, UV protection, and anti-bacterial properties.