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Thermal management for functional textiles

Microclimate Control with Outlast

At the heart of Outlast technology is microencapsulated natural wax that absorbs, stores and releases heat. The aim: more stable comfort in activewear, workwear, everyday garments and bedding. By Daniel Keienburg

Stakeholder dialogue in Berlin

Hochschule Niederrhein puts hemp on the agenda

At the third stakeholder dialogue on extended producer responsibility for textiles in Berlin, Hochschule Niederrhein (HSNR) showcased how its hemp-based research projects "Hanfknit" and "ReHemp" bring concrete, circular material solutions into the ongoing discussion on ... By Daniel Keienburg

Wildland PPE fabrics for extreme conditions

Eco-Dry earns King's Award for PPE

British mill AW Hainsworth has developed Eco-Dry, a lighter, more breathable PPE fabric. It is already used by around 70% of Australian wildland firefighters facing extreme heat. By Editorial staff

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Why Proactive Temperature Regulation Creates Measurable Added Value

Most functional textiles only react once perspiration has already set in. But what if a textile intervenes before it gets to that point? An independent laboratory study by Japanese research company Skinos Co., Ltd. investigated exactly this – using a controlled crossover ... By Editorial staff

From left to right: Yusuf Azrak, Sales Agent Ilyas F. Azrak A.S.; Tobias Schäfer, Vice President ANDRITZ Nonwoven & Textile; Sami Azrak, Sales Agent Samec; Zafer Kutanoglu, Chairman of Aksan Kozmetik A.S.; Servet Gerz, General Manager of Aksan Kozmetik A.S. © Andritz

21/05/2026 – Orders

Orders

Andritz: Three hygiene projects in 2026

Three orders, three technologies, three regions: Andritz will supply a spunlace line to Tu?rkiye, a WetlaceTM line to China, and three production lines ... By Daniel Keienburg

The awards recognise the individuals, companies and collaborative initiatives driving progress towards a more circular textiles industry. © AMI

20/05/2026 – Event preview

Event preview

Textiles Recycling Awards: Finalists

At the inaugural Textiles Recycling Awards in Brussels, six categories highlight retailers, products, projects and technologies driving textile-to-textile ... By Editorial staff

The RF 5.10 Upgrade enables at least 10 percent higher output, improving profitability. © Reifenhäuser

20/05/2026 – Index 2026 - Nonwovens machinery and digital support

Index 2026 - Nonwovens machinery and digital support

Reicofil highlights RF 5.10, RF Core and AI

Reifenhäuser Reicofil is using Index 2026 in Geneva to showcase how it wants to push output, line efficiency and new applications in nonwovens. The company ... By Daniel Keienburg

Meist-gelesen-textile-network-EN-KW-20 Copyright Epson — The SureColor SC-F20000 is Epson's first dye-sublimation printer equipped with eight printheads, each offering 3,200 nozzles. © Epson

18/05/2026 – Most‑Read Insights

Most‑Read Insights

Top 5 of the Week – 20/2026

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

The-Lycra-Company-Image-Kind-und-Mann-Copyright-The-Lycra-Company.jpg — At INDEX 26 in Geneva, The LYCRA Company debuts “LYCRA® ADAPTIV fiber“ for nonwovens, a next generation stretch solution that delivers enhanced comfort, a secure fit, and helps enable inclusive sizing for baby diapers, adult incontinence, and feminine care products. © The Lycra Company

18/05/2026 – INDEX 26

INDEX 26

The LYCRA Company Launches Fiber for Nonwovens

The LYCRA Company, a leader in innovative and sustainable fibers for apparel and personal care, today announced the official global launch of “LYCRA® ... By Larissa Terwart

12/05/2026 – SureColor SC-F20000

SureColor SC-F20000

Epson launches 76.8-inch dye-sublimation printer

Epson has introduced the SureColor SC-F20000, a high-productivity dye-sublimation printer designed to help print service providers and sportswear manufacturers ... By Daniel Keienburg

Meist-gelesen-textile-network-EN-KW-19 Copyright Lemonkey-AdobeStock-generiert mit KI — At IFAT in Munich, the German textile and fashion industry announces the creation of a Joint Producer Body for Textiles to help shape a textile EPR system with clear ecological steering effects and binding producer involvement. © Lemonkey / stock.adobe.com - generiert mit KI

11/05/2026 – Most‑Read Insights

Most‑Read Insights

Top 5 of the Week – 19/2026

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