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2020-10-26 05:50:40

What is mushroom fiber?

Developing fabric from mushrooms is not a very old idea, it was discovered in 2012 when product designers Philip Ross and Jonas Edvard were experimenting on Mycelium. They found that the mushroom is

2020-10-26 05:43:39

What are the different types of faux leather fabric?

Over the years companies are doing many types of research and have come up with different types of faux leather. According to the raw material used for the construction of synthetic leather,

2020-10-23 07:04:45

Uzbekistan's international textile exhibition to be held twice in 2021

The current year has turned out to be quite problematic: all over the world, foreign trade has been declining, supply chains have been broken, and new investment projects have been suspended. The

2020-10-20 13:17:19

Burberry steps into the sustainable market space using technology

Burberry has joined hands with a digital production agency, Koffeecup in a venture to develop new software that can revolutionize the fashion design and engineering industry. The application is to

2020-10-16 13:12:13

Uyen Tran develops biomaterial to enforce green thinking

Uyen Tran, a student in Parsons has developed a material that could serve as an alternative for faux leather. The material composes shells from seafood and coffee grounds and is called Tômtex.

2020-10-14 12:17:52

Hyundai’s capsule Re:Style reinstates upcycling trends

As the fashion industry shifts gears into sustainability, designers and brands are taking charge to integrate upcycled materials and revamp designs. The attempt to reduce carbon footprint gave rise

2020-10-08 11:14:37

What is milk fiber?

Milk fiber is a bio-based semi-synthetic fiber that utilises casein protein extracted from the waste milk such as sour and spoiled milk and is then processed with certain chemicals and synthetic

2020-09-13 06:27:11

Fundamental processes involved in the manufacturing of textiles

The word ‘textile’ in the most literal sense means “to weave” and has originated from the Latin word textilis and the French word texere. The word is often used to define woven fabric.

2020-09-09 11:37:24

Oeko-Tex proves to be uninterrupted by the pandemic

Oeko-Tex a Swiss certification authority states that despite the pandemic setback it was able to increase the number of certifications and labels issued by 13% in the past financial year. In

2020-09-03 12:05:03

Tommy Hilfiger take on ‘Make it Possible’ targets

Tommy Hilfiger, a fashion brand, has highlighted a number of environmental and social sustainability targets for the next decade that addresses circularity, resource consumption, inclusivity and

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