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  3. Coats
  4. Theodolf Fritsche
  5. adidas

Prevent sweating instead of managing it

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Prevent sweating instead of managing it

Why moisture transport alone acts too lateRising temperatures, the shift between warm outdoor environments and air-conditioned indoor spaces, and increasing comfort expectations are changing the demands on textiles. Moisture transport alone falls short. What is needed are ... Outlast Technologies GmbH


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Top 5 of the Week – 30/2026

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Top 5 of the Week – 30/2026

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


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Coats and Tajima elevate embroidery

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Coats and Tajima elevate embroidery

Coats and Tajima are aligning threads, machines and software to tackle quality and consistency in premium embroidery. Their Embroidery Service Centres offer integrated support from design to production worldwide. By  Editorial staff


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Techtextil 2026 brought together the defence supply chain

Supply resilience in protective textiles

Techtextil 2026 brought together the defence supply chain

Supply security has become a defining issue for protective textiles in defence procurement. At Techtextil and Texprocess 2026 in Frankfurt, key players from across the textile value chain met to translate demanding specifications into deployable, compliant systems. By  Daniel Keienburg


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The industry-wide circularity action plan will be built in response to the escalating textile waste challenges across Europe. © ReHubs

 
30/07/2025 – Textil recycling

Textil recycling

Rehubs to build circularity roadmap

ReHubs is leading systemic change across the textile and apparel industry, bringing together key stakeholders to achieve ambitious circularity goals through ... By  Editorial staff