1. Hotspots:
  2. Stäubli
  3. Thermore
  4. Patagonia
  5. Munich Fabric Start

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Proof of compliance? One system.

Uniforms and protective clothing follow a requirement, not a season: test records, certificates, multi-year framework contracts. Keeping that data in one place makes the work noticeably easier: JUMPSTART PLM brings article, material, tests and suppliers together – every ... von Koppermann Computersysteme GmbH


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Top 5 of the Week – 42/2026

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Top 5 of the Week – 42/2026

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


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Fristads: multi-norm protection with women’s fit

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Fristads: multi-norm protection with women’s fit

Fristads’ range for the energy sector spans certified high-visibility clothing through to flame protection, electric arc protection and weather protection. By  Daniel Keienburg


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Munich Fabric Start, 365 days a year

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Munich Fabric Start, 365 days a year

From trade fair to year-round international industry platform: Munich Fabric Start continues to develop its position as an international platform for the fashion and textile industry. By  Antje Schmidtpeter


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The “Adidas PRO WORK“ collection makes its debut. © adidas

 
24/07/2026 – Range of safety footwear

Range of safety footwear

adidas moves into the personal protective equipment segment

With the new “Adidas PRO WORK” collection, adidas is entering the personal protective equipment (PPE) segment, bringing the safety footwear to market ... By  Larissa Terwart
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With Elastic Premium, Performance and Pro Shield, Fritsche positions itself as a supplier of a new generation of protective textiles that combines protection, comfort, durability and sustainability with regional value creation and European supply chains. © Wattana

 
22/07/2026 – Elastic Premium, Performance and Pro Shield

Elastic Premium, Performance and Pro Shield

Fritsche fabrics for protective clothing

Greater freedom of movement without elastane, weight savings of up to 10 % and up to 500,000 Martindale rubs. Fritsche combines three fabric concepts ... By  Daniel Keienburg
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”The products accompany me throughout everyday life, while travelling or spending time outdoors – and they reflect the values that matter to me," says Felix Neureuther. © Jonas Melcher

 
20/07/2026 – Most‑Read Insights

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Top 5 of the Week – 29/2026

These five articles drew the most attention in your industry last week. By  Kathrin Elling
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Supply resilience in protective textiles: Techtextil 2026 brought together the industrial supply chain. © Messe Frankfurt / Pietro Sutera

 
20/07/2026 – Supply resilience in protective textiles

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 ... By  Daniel Keienburg
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Strategic alliance between Coats and Tajima: Bringing together Coats' high-performance embroidery threads and technical expertise with Tajima's advanced embroidery technologies and digital solutions. © Coats Group

 
20/07/2026 – Strategic partnership

Strategic partnership

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 ... By  Editorial staff
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At the Berlin Fashion Week in early July, the German textile and fashion industry focused on building strong networks with policymakers and young designers. © textil+mode

 
16/07/2026 – Berlin Fashion Week / Neo.Fashion.2026

Berlin Fashion Week / Neo.Fashion.2026

Next.Level.Network supports emerging fashion talent

More than 100 emerging designers presented their graduate collections at Neo.Fashion.2026. With Next.Level.Network, Gesamtverband textil+mode links young ... By  Daniel Keienburg
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Feather design, first embroidered with standard 40 thread, then over-embroidered with Invisible. Design by Seab Italy. © Reiner Knochel, Textile Experience, für Gunold

 
15/07/2026 – Gunold

Gunold

Invisible thread for discreet seams and embroidery effects

The polyester monofilament Invisible from Gunold is designed for applications where seams and attachments should recede into the background. By  Daniel Keienburg