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Infinited Fiber Company’s textile fibre regeneration technology in a nutshell, from shredded textiles to cellulose carbamate fibre. © Infinited Fiber Company

28/01/2021 – Sustainability – circular economy

Sustainability – circular economy

Infinited Fiber Company: New project Going Beyond Cotton

Twelve pioneering players in the fashion and textile industries are breaking new ground with an entirely circular model for commercial garment production. By Editorial staff

The International Cotton Conference Bremen – the Hybrid Edition offers on March 17 and 18 a total of 13 conference sessions covering highly relevant topics from the international cotton textile industry. © Ernst Grimmelt

26/01/2021 – Passion for Cotton – the conference program

Passion for Cotton – the conference program

35th International Cotton Conference Bremen – the Hybrid Edition

Banknotes from sustainable cotton, 3D database for fabrics and dyes, the African textile supply chain – the topics at a glance. By Editorial staff

Even though the digital format cannot (and should not) replace a real meeting of the community and the experience of the new sustainable collections and their protagonists, the 24,000 followers of Neonyt on Air in the last week speak for themselves: The need for information on topics that lead to a more sustainable fashion industry is growing. © Neonyt, Messe Frankfurt

25/01/2021 – Sustainability – the future of fashion

Sustainability – the future of fashion

Neonyt: About the importance of transparency and authenticity

The Neonyt community has been live and on air – from 18 to 22 January 2021, with numerous panel discussions and interviews. By Editorial staff

Demonstration luminaire “Thirty One” © DITF

16/11/2020 – Light experiences light as paper

Light experiences light as paper

DITF: Luminaires made of paper yarn

The results of the “Paper Light” research project are sustainable products with an appealing design that can be manufactured at low cost. By Editorial staff

New warp knitted fabrics with seersucker look: Karl Mayer particularly sees potential for clothing and home textile manufacturers in Turkey. © Karl Mayer Gruppe

19/01/2021 – Bringing movement to the surface

Bringing movement to the surface

Karl Mayer: First warp knitted textiles with a seersucker effect

The word seersucker originates from Persian. The fabrics offer many advantages are traditionally produced on rapier looms. By Editorial staff

Paradises: Driven by the belief in between elsewhere, inspiration comes from lost paradises, like deserts or faraway islands with authentic culture, craft and inspirations. © NellyRodi Agency

19/01/2021 – Feeling secure

Feeling secure

Apparel fabrics trends for Spring / Summer 2022 by Intertextile

Spring / Summer 2022: Post-pandemic apparel fabric trends will focus on the theme Secure, according to the Intertextile Directions Trend Committee. By Editorial staff

Dyntex CEO Mathias Braun sees tremendous market potential for two new ultralight and environmentally friendly functional textiles: “Our newly developed fabric collection plays a critical role in protecting the environment for future generations.” © Dyntex/Othmar Heidegger

26/08/2020 – Wicket 16: Ultralight and biosynthetic

Wicket 16: Ultralight and biosynthetic

Dyntex: New functional fabrics

Environmentally friendly, functional textiles made of biosynthetic yarn and biodegradable fabric. Dyntex has launched two world premieres. By Editorial staff