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Review of the industry - week 41/2025

At this point, we present the five most read articles of the past week. The ranking is based on your click behavior on the website. By Kathrin Elling

A+A in Düsseldorf

Carrington Sets New Standards

British fabric manufacturer Carrington Textiles presents twelve innovative workwear fabrics at A+A. 75 percent of the new collection features stretch technology, eight fabrics incorporate sustainable fibres. By Daniel Keienburg

Textile machinery sector in crisis

Mayer & Cie Files for Restructuring

German circular knitting machine manufacturer enters self-administration as global trade conflicts and competitive pressures reduce export demand, while maintaining operations during restructuring process. By Daniel Keienburg

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“One thing is clear: without visibility, networks and strong partnerships, growth and impact stall. These awards are designed to change that – to offer pioneers the platform and support they need to thrive”, stated Chanel Trapman, founder of Mumster. © Mumster

29/07/2025

Mumster launches Fashion Pioneers Awards

Campaign agency Mumster announces the launch of the first edition of the annual Fashion Pioneers Awards. In partnership with the City of Amsterdam and ... By Editorial staff

DTG printing uses inkjet technology to print high quality, full colour designs directly on to garments while DTF printing uses a polyester film to print bold and durable designs on to a fabric. © Zamrznuti tonovi/stock.adobe.com

29/07/2025 – Textile printing

Textile printing

Digital textile printing are set for rapid growth

Direct-to-garment (DTG) and direct-to-film (DTF) digital textile printing are expected to experience rapid growth, according to a report called “Digital ... By Editorial staff

Meist-gelesen-textile-network-EN-KW-30 Copyright Österreichisches Faserinstitut — As global challenges mount this year’s congress reaffirms its role as a key platform for forward-looking solutions and collaborative progress. © Österreichisches Faserinstitut

28/07/2025 – On our own behalf

On our own behalf

Review of the industry - week 30/2025

At this point, we present the five most read articles of the past week. The ranking is based on your click behavior on the website. By Kathrin Elling

The CHT team is delighted to have received the German Ecodesign Award. © CHT

25/07/2025 – Awards

Awards

Pigmentura by CHT awarded with German Ecodesign Award

The CHT Group developed an innovative and sustainable dyeing process that can reduce water consumption in the dyeing process by up to 96% and was awarded ... By Editorial staff

The forum is open only to ITMA ASIA + CITME, Singapore 2025 exhibitors and visitors. © ITMA

24/07/2025 – EU regulations

EU regulations

First ITMA sustainability forum

In response to mounting global regulations and the push for a circular economy, Cematex is launching the ITMA Sustainability Forum: accelerating the Green ... By Editorial staff

Exhibitors at Textiles Recycling Expo USA can expect to connect with influential buyers and specifiers from across the supply chain. © AMI

23/07/2025 – Trade fair

Trade fair

Textiles Recycling Expo launches in USA

AMI is launching a US version of its Textiles Recycling Expo at the Charlotte Convention Center, North Carolina on April 29–30, 2026, bringing together ... By Editorial staff

Lenzing, Marchi & Fildi S.p.A, and manufacturing partners unlock premium quality for recycled natural fibers with Tencel Lyocell. © Marchi e Fildi

22/07/2025 – Cooperation

Cooperation

Recycled natural fibers with Tencel Lyocell

Four established Italian manufacturers partner with Lenzing to address recycled natural fiber quality inconsistencies, transforming textile waste challenges ... By Editorial staff