
Re&Up Next-Gen Polyester Chips are polyester chips resulting from the recycling of pre-consumer textile waste. © Re&Up
Re&Up Next-Gen Polyester Chips are polyester chips resulting from the recycling of pre-consumer textile waste. © Re&Up
Translator and interpreter Bela Zhou, Canopy’s Neil D’Cruze and Catharine Grant, Tangsharn Sanyou’s Mr. Dongbin Zhang, Canopy’s Miki Tokashiki, Mr. Hui Liu and Ms. Helena Cui from Tangshan Sanyou at the new facility. © Tangshan Sanyou/Canopy
From left: Neil D’Cruze, Catharine Grant, Mr. Dongjie JIN, General Manager, Jilin, and Miki Tokashiki from Canopy. © Jilin
The “Green Line” embroidery stabilizers from Gunold stand for environmental friendliness and sustainability. © Gunold
The “SL smart” weft straightener is adapted to the toughest working conditions and requires only minimal maintenance. © Pleva
The Schneider Group has worked side by side with local communities, teaching them how to manage vicunas in a sustainable way. © Schneider Group
The upcoming edition of Yarn Expo Shenzhen will feature a range of yarns and fibres across seven zones. © Messe Frankfurt