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Bild-12-eng — Andreas Merkel. © Gebr. Otto Baumwollfeinzwirnerei GmbH + Co. KG

25/03/2024 – Survey 2024

Survey 2024

Gebr. Otto Baumwollfeinzwirnerei GmbH + Co. KG

The start of the new year 2024 has been rough. The stocks in the textile pipeline, all the way to the retail stores, are still available in larger quantities.We ... Assessment by Andreas Merkel

Planned PFAS ban threatens important textile machine components. © nd3000/stock.adobe.com

26/07/2023 – VDMA

VDMA

PFASs to be restricted throughout the EU

The EU's planned ban on the entire group of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) would put many industrial processes at risk according to the German ... By Editorial staff

The new regulations will finally come into force in Q1 2023, after a transition period. © Oeko-Tex

19/01/2023 – Sustainability

Sustainability

Oeko-Tex new regulations 2023

Oeko-Tex has published updates to the applicable test criteria, limit values and guidelines for its certifications. In the following, an overview of the ... By Sibylle Michel

Founded in Vernon, California in 1987, Allied has been responsibly sourcing and sustainably processing down. © Allied

16/11/2022 – Traceability

Traceability

First recycled down traceable for animal welfare

Allied Feather+Down is poised to take a leap forward for animal welfare, sustainability, and circularity with their new Renu:Trace recycled and traceable ... By Sibylle Michel

The IAF’s 36th World Fashion Convention, held back-to-back with the Euratex 9th European Apparel & Textile Convention on November 7-9, 2021, in Antwerp, is taking shape with a strong backing from a global cast of sponsors. © IAF

14/09/2021 – Transition of the Global Fashion System

Transition of the Global Fashion System

IAF’S 36th world fashion convention is taking shape

The IAF’s 36th World Fashion Convention, November 7-9, 2021, in Antwerp, will bring together senior apparel industry representatives from across the supply ... By Editorial staff

“Naia” staple fiber for casual sweaters enables designs that accommodate four seasons of wearing comfort. © Eastman Naia

03/07/2023 – New cellulosic fibers made for knitwear

New cellulosic fibers made for knitwear

“Naia” from Estman – Sustainability and Style knitted together

“Naia” cellulosic fibers from Eastman, a chemical company that employs approximately 14,500 people around the world, combine performance and sustainability ... By Editorial staff

For increased transparency, FTC decided to acquire the traceable label Made in Green by Oeko-Tex. © FTC

04/11/2022 – Certification

Certification

FTC receives Made in Green by Oeko-Tex label

By achieving the “Made in Green by Oeko-Tex” label, FTC is one of the first vertical cashmere fashion brand with such a high sustainability standard. By Sibylle Michel