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  3. Texprocess
  4. Techtextil
  5. CHT
  6. DIENES

Top 5 of the Week – 14/2026

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Top 5 of the Week – 14/2026

These five articles drew the most attention in your industry last week. By  Kathrin Elling


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Kornit Tech Drives New Prototypes

Milan Design Week 2026

Kornit Tech Drives New Prototypes

Foot/Print EXP in Milan's Isola Design District demonstrates how Kornit's digital printing - including XDi and white-ink capabilities - enables new tactile, visual, and functional possibilities in footwear development. By  Editorial staff


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Easy-care textiles thanks to shape2stay

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Easy-care textiles thanks to shape2stay

Today, fashionable clothing must not only look good but also be easy to care for to simplify everyday life. With shape2stay, the CHT Group offers a concept for easy-care, dimensionally stable, and sustainable textiles, underscoring its commitment to consistently advancing ... CHT Germany GmbH


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POLYAVIN bPEN: CHT's polyethylene dispersion made from sugar cane as a climate-friendly alternative

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POLYAVIN bPEN: CHT's polyethylene dispersion made from sugar cane as a climate-friendly alternative

The demand for environmentally friendly alternatives in textile finishing is growing since the carbon footprint can be reduced by switching from fossil to bio-based raw materials. CHT Germany GmbH


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From Nature Performance to Circular Economy: Techtextil 2026 focuses on the future market for technical textiles. © Jean-Luc Valentin/Messe Frankfurt

 
08/04/2026 – Techtextil 2026

Techtextil 2026

Techtextil Highlights Bio-Based Materials

More than 110 exhibitors present natural and bio-based fibres and yarns under the new Nature Performance label, giving visitors direct access to industrially ... By  Daniel Keienburg
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Polygiene OdorCrunch2.0 builds on the original technology and delivers higher odour absorption across polyester, blended fabrics and natural fibres, without affecting material performance. © Polygiene

 
06/04/2026 – OdorCrunch2.0 made for Modern Fabrics

OdorCrunch2.0 made for Modern Fabrics

Polygiene is expanding its portfolio

With OdorCrunch2.0, Polygiene is expanding its portfolio with a solution that combines textile functionality with a clear sustainability profile. By  Antje Schmidtpeter
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IVGT Joint Stand: Industry meeting place in Hall 12.1, Stand D62. © IVGT

 
05/04/2026 – Know-how on AI and Circularity

Know-how on AI and Circularity

IVGT Joint Stand at Techtextil 2026

The IVGT will showcase practical expertise on skills development and transformation at Techtextil. Guided hotspot tours and start-up talks offer visitors ... By  Daniel Keienburg
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On site at booth number A82 in Hall 12.0, Markus Amthor from Global Business Development and Sales Area Manager Stefan Ruebesam will be available to demonstrate not only what the TSA can measure today, but what it can enable tomorrow to the textile experts at the Techtextil Frankfurt 2026. © emtec

 
03/04/2026 – Techtextil 2026

Techtextil 2026

Emtec presents TSA at Techtextil Frankfurt

Emtec will showcase the TSA Textile Sensation Analyzer together with its cloud-based ecosystem at Techtextil Frankfurt 2026. The system enables objectively ... By  Daniel Keienburg
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DIENES Apparatebau, based in Mühlheim am Main, Germany, develops laboratory and pilot-scale equipment for fiber spinning and downstream thermal conversion up to carbonization. © Dienes

 
02/04/2026 – Dienes at Techtextil

Dienes at Techtextil

Bio-based materials in technical textiles

At Techtextil 2026 in Frankfurt, Dienes will demonstrate how the path from proof of concept to pilot production can be structured with two product lines. By  Antje Schmidtpeter
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Digital printing is becoming the production backbone of a garment industry under pressure from every direction. © Texintel

 
01/04/2026 – From Digital Experimentation to Operational Requirement

From Digital Experimentation to Operational Requirement

Garment Printing Trends 2026

Something fundamental has changed in garment printing. After years of cautious experimentation, the industry has crossed a decisive threshold. By Debbie McKeegan, CEO, Texintel
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Exhibitors and buyers in discussion during Texhibition from 4 to 6 March 2026. © Texhibition Istanbul

 
30/03/2026 – Most‑Read Insights

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Top 5 of the Week – 13/2026

These five articles drew the most attention in your industry last week. By  Kathrin Elling