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Fashion for Good launches new project to scale biosynthetic fibres
Amsterdam-based global sustainability organization, Fashion for Good has initiated a new project- the Renewable Carbon Textiles Project, that will bring explore the viability of commercializing
What is the value of banana fiber or abaca fiber in the global market?
Abaca fiber or Musa fiber is also called manila hemp. This fiber is extracted from the leaf sheath around the trunk of the Abaca plant which is popularly found in the Philippines and humid tropics.
What is VFY?
VFY is regarded as Viscose filament yarn. It is a natural yarn that uses wood pulp, bamboo pulp, or cotton pulp as its raw material. VFY or Viscose Filament Yarn is regenerated fibers that have a
How is kapok fiber made?
The steps involved in the production of Kapok are as follows: • A mature kapok tree produces about 500 to 4000 seed pods, the seed pods are 10-40cm long and 3-5cm thick.• When ripened, the
Kamloop joins the sustainability movement
Kamloops opens a new eco-friendly fabric shop dedicated to sustainability. Sustainable fabrics are a new addition to Findlay’s sewing machine world. The daughter of the owners of Findlay has
Six alternative natural resources that can be turned into sustainable textile
It is about time for the textile and apparel industry to look for sustainable alternatives and to prove that the production of textiles and clothing will not pollute the environment. FashionUnited
Hamrick Mills to invest $6mn to expand its production capabilities
Hamrick Mills, a textile manufacturer in Gaffney as part of its expansion plan to make investment of $6 million in its facility to expand its production capabilities. Hamrick Mills produces
Use of fungus and bacteria on textiles a new avenue for fashion industry
The Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB) students trying to spark the Indonesia’s interest by developing items colored with fungus and bacterial including those that can be easily found in
Filatura C4 first collection from partnership with Re.Verso to be showcased at Techtextil
Re.Verso is a new textile platform made of a group of three top Italian mills, Nuova Fratelli Boretti, Green Line and Lanificio Stelloni has collaborated with Italian spinning company Filatura C4.
Philippine textile industry on the rise with the help of PTRI new technology
Philippine textile industry at its peak had huge, fully integrated textile mills that did everything –spinning, weaving, knitting, dyeing. It produced and exported garments under a system
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