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PET bottles are turned into polyethylene fibres whose first textile use is as protective rainwear … after which they are recycled again into T-shirts. © Carl Weiske

19/06/2019 – Sustainability

Sustainability

“We need to get into chemistry”

How would it be if a PET bottle that had been recycled into fibres were then to re-emerge successively as different types of clothing? By Editorial staff

View of the exhibition booth Texprocess 2019 of Gunold GmbH, Hall 5.0, Booth B41: A high number of visitors each day © Gunold

18/06/2019 – Texprocess: Gunold

Texprocess: Gunold

Threads from Gunold inspire a desire for the future

The new star in the embroidery thread sky, the sparkling Poly Star thread, fascinated international trade visitors at Texprocess 2019 in Frankfurt. By Editorial staff

14/06/2019 – ITMA

ITMA

ITMA 2019 forums draw strong industry support

The world’s leading textile and garment technology exhibition, ITMA 2019, will be complemented by several key forums. By Editorial staff

Resilya new durable, resilient and creative yarn family for a longer life cycle for contract carpet constructions. © Beaulieu International Group

05/02/2019 – Beaulieu Yarns

Beaulieu Yarns

Sustainable yarns for sustainable contract

Beaulieu Yarns introduces sustainable yarns for sustainable contract, residential and automotive carpet markets at Domotex 2019. By Editorial staff

Ring-spinning cot J-468: Saurer is fulfilling customers’ requests for a ring-spinning cot with a hardness of 68 Shore A, completing the range of Accotex J-series cots from soft to hard. © Saurer

13/06/2019 – ITMA: Saurer

ITMA: Saurer

Discover how we power creation

In Barcelona, Saurer will present a range of new products, demonstrating the company’s drive for continual innovation to customers and the industry. By Editorial staff

13/05/2019 – Texprocess: Amann

Texprocess: Amann

The thread revolution

With its smart yarns, the Amann Group provides textile solutions for areas of application that go well beyond sewing and embroidery threads. By Editorial staff