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The core goal of Zerobarracento is to develop a complete zero-waste production chain; starting from sustainable textile production waste, through the development of textiles, and resulting in a small outerwear collection of zero-waste pieces. © Zerobarracento

11/02/2021 – Sustainability: Zero-waste fashion

Sustainability: Zero-waste fashion

Zerobarracento: Change of mind in design and manufacturing

The collection silhouettes by Zerobarracento are directly inspired by the art of Burri, Giacometti, and Brancusi. A zero-waste fashion. By Editorial staff

TVU develops processes for dyeing high-performance fibers. © TVU

10/06/2022 – Techtextil: TVU

Techtextil: TVU

Yarn trading and yarn finishing

TVU Garnvertrieb GmbH trades approximately 10,000 tons of yarn (raw white and dyed) each year and has a comprehensive global supply and distribution network. By Editorial staff

Warp-knitted textile façade greening: Low maintenance greening is made possible through functional integration in the textile carrier layer and coordinated plant selection. © STFI

17/06/2022 – Techtextil: STFI

Techtextil: STFI

Sustainable, mobile and digital

The Saxon Textile Research Institute (STFI) will be presenting innovative highlights from research and develop-ment at Techtextil 2022. By Editorial staff

Adidas is collaborating with Kornit to support their direct-to-garment innovation strategy, with Kornit as a key partner in digital embellishment. Adidas has recently invested in the Kornit Atlas (photo) and Avalanche Poly Pro solutions and is looking to expand its digital embellishment capabilities further. © Kornit Digital

23/07/2019 – Sustainable solutions for industrial digital textile printing

Sustainable solutions for industrial digital textile printing

Kornit Digital

Commercial availability of the new Kornit Presto, the world’s only industrial single-step solution for direct-to-fabric printing. By Editorial staff

Antonia Gottschalk (outside left) and Max Kürig (outside right) from the KM.ON management team are pleased to have Christian Zarbl (2nd from left) and Bartho Schulte from Digitale Strickmanufaktur on board. © Karl Mayer

08/06/2022 – Software

Software

Karl Mayer expands its digital offering

KM.ON acquired the cloud technology developed by Digitale Strickmanufaktur, thus, expanding its portfolio of cloud solutions for textiles. By Editorial staff

The war has also impacted Russia’s domestic textile and apparel market, as many U.S. and Western brand names have decided to suspend operations in the Russian market. © Feydzhet Shabanov/stock.adobe.com

07/06/2022 – U.S. textile and apparel sector

U.S. textile and apparel sector

Russia-Ukraine war creates uncertainties

The ongoing Russia-Ukraine war has impacted a number of industries in the U.S., including the textile and apparel sector which faces uncertainties. By Editorial staff

“Montex stenters provide maximum efficiency, the ultimate in flexibility and the ability to switch quickly from one fabric formula to the next,” says Monforts Textile Technologies Engineer Jonas Beisel. “The easy to use human-machine interface (HMI) makes the operation of the line much simpler and cuts down the necessary training periods, while at the same time reducing the chance of human error.” © Monforts

30/05/2022 – Techtextil: Monfort

Techtextil: Monfort

Energy savings are more important than ever

Techtextil and Heimtextil Summer Special represent a once-only opportunity for Monforts to showcase its advanced finishing and coating technologies for ... By Editorial staff