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Gap becomes a member of the U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol
Gap Inc., the global apparel retail brand has joined the U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol and Textile Exchange’s 2015 Sustainable Cotton Challenge. The company has joint the two initiatives as a part of
Nilit launched WaterCare technology that saves water and reduces pollution
Nilit, a nylon producer has launched a new Sensil Watercare system that offers water-conscious brands, retailers, and consumers a more sustainable choice to conserve water during production. The
Sorona and Tearfil join hands to produce high-performing staple yarns
The Portuguese spinning mill, Tearfil and DuPont™ Sorona® have entered into a partnership to develop sustainable and high-performing staple yarns for the apparel industry. Tearfil is dedicated to
TÜV SÜD launch their vegan certification to reassure consumers
The technical testing organisation is Germany, TÜV SÜD has announced the launch of vegan product certification for the producers of the apparel, footwear and home textiles. It looks to certify
Houdini looks to fast track sustainability through Polartec’s Power Air
Milliken & Company business recently launched Polartec® Power Air™. The knit fabric has been constructed to encapsulate air and retains warmth while also reducing the amount of microfiber
What are the end-uses of ramie fiber?
Ramie is one of the strongest natural fibers and has a limited application in the textile industry. This is mainly because the extraction and cleaning process has a lot of steps such as scraping,
Nanushka focuses on suitability in the luxury market
The Hungarian brand, Nanushka has launched its latest collection featuring vegan leather. The luxury fashion brand has always focused on sustainability and makes apparel that includes shirts,
Cifra aims at sustainability through knit technology
The Italian Warp knit specialist Cifra has enforced a patented Warp Knit Seamless technology for beach apparel applications. The technology can also be applied to a number of new fabric innovations,
H&M converts waste to fashion for their new collection
As the fashion industry is put under the scanner for using up resources and energy while also throwing away waste polluting the landfills many brands have stepped up to do better. The biggest
What are the end-uses of microfiber?
Microfiber products are extremely soft and do not scratch hence they have many applications in many industries to produce a wide range of products. • Apparel Industry: The fabric made from