Fashion

The special feature of the Microfactory concept? All the work steps are realized on just a few square meters, so the customer can see it all happening live while his product is created. Here: individual designs were printed on transfer paper © Munich Fabric Start

20/02/2018 – Microfactory - part 3

Microfactory - part 3

The work steps in the Microfactory - Step 2: Printing

The customer has created his desired design – now it’s getting serious, because it’s time for production to start! By Editorial staff

19/02/2018 – Fespa

Fespa

Content programme for Fespa 2018 trends

Fespa has published the framework programme for the Trends Theatre at Fespa Global Print Expo 2018, 15 – 18 May 2018 at Messe Berlin, Germany. By Editorial staff

The first ever fashiontech event in the country titled 'Bangladesh Fashionology Summit' in Dhaka take place on 12th February 2018 © Bangladesh Denim Expo

13/02/2018 – Bangladesh Denim Expo

Bangladesh Denim Expo

First Ever Bangladesh Fashionology Summit

The first ever fashiontech event in the country titled 'Bangladesh Fashionology Summit' in Dhaka take place on 12th February 2018. By Editorial staff

Reducing microplastics in our seas - diagram © Vaude

04/02/2018 – Sustainability: Vaude

Sustainability: Vaude

The target: Reducing microplastics in our seas

Vaude participates in the TextileMission research project. Wood for clothing, reducing microplastics in our seas By Editorial staff

02/02/2018 – Human Solutions: Digitization

Human Solutions: Digitization

Creating real opportunities for the apparel industry

Current fashion trends are changing rapidly, and the demand for individualized products is rising – these are the challenges faced by apparel manufacturers ... By Editorial staff

The first step for the apparel industry in the Microfactory is the garment’s individual design on the computer © Human Solutions

01/02/2018 – Microfactory - part 2

Microfactory - part 2

The Worksteps - Step 1: Design

One of the biggest advantages of the Microfactory is its orientation on the customer and the customer’s wishes. By Editorial staff

If a company already offers Standard 100 certified textiles, then the Made in Green label for sustainable textiles is already within reach © Oeko Tex

26/01/2018 – Oeko-Tex

Oeko-Tex

From zero to Made in Green

If a company already offers Standard 100 certified textiles, then the Made in Green label for sustainable textiles is already within reach. By Editorial staff