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Fabric's green frontier: sustainable textile innovations
As brands seek sustainable textiles to use in their collections, a new wave of innovative fibres and fabrics is emerging – some with unexpected origins. Retailers and shoppers alike are
A glimmer of hope for textile, garment industry
The planned intervention of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) in the moribund cotton, textile and garment industry comes as a huge relief to operators and represents the right step in the right
A collaboration that combines a CiCLO technology with Unifi's innovative yarn products
The collaboration is an extension of Polartec Eco-Engineering, a process that deploys recycled inputs, advanced production techniques, logistical efficiency, and rigorous testing and certifications
The fashion division of the RUDOLF GROUP, takes the stage at the Kingpins Show in Amsterdam
HUB 1922, the fashion division of the RUDOLF GROUP, takes the stage at the Kingpins Show in Amsterdam and presents new technologies that make it possible to move away from environmentally
Asahi Kasei to buy U.S based Sage Automotive Interiors
This deal seeks to help Asahi Kasei, which makes artificial leather for car interiors, to create a complete supply chain from raw materials to finished products. High-quality automotive textiles are
Invista is celebrating the 60th anniversary Lycra fibre
The Company concluded that, “What began six decades ago as a single elastic fibre renowned for its ability to stretch and snap back to its original shape, time after time and wash after wash,
GAP Inc’s new sustainable manufacturing project to conserve water
Water is critical to nearly all aspects of Gap Inc’s business, and they recognize the responsibility and the opportunity to reduce the amount of water used to create their products. Gap Inc.
Tamil Nadu textile companies concern over surge in cotton prices
Tamil Nadu based yarn and garment manufacturers who are grappling with inflated raw material costs as they struggle to hold their positions in the international export market has started to worry
Bangladeshi yarn makers hit as Indian cotton traders halt shipment
Bangladesh imports 46 percent of natural fibre from India spending about $3 billion a year for local consumption. With the sudden cancellation of shipment of 400,000 bales of cotton by Indian
India cotton traders cancel export deals after rally in domestic prices
The cancellations of export contracts and higher local prices could cut India's exports to 5 million bales, each of 170kg, in the 2017/18 marketing year started on 1 October—nearly a quarter
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