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AIE Laundry: This innovative project contributes to a double challenge, transform the country’s textile industry, and support woman in access to a job in equal conditions. This plant guarantees zero discharge and 85 percent water savings, helping to achieve Mission Zero goal: dehydrate and detoxify the denim industry by 2025. © Anish India Exports

 
08/03/2021 – Anish India Exports and Jeanologia

Anish India Exports and Jeanologia

World Women’s Day: the world’s first 100 percent sustainable garment finishing plant led by women only

8th March is International Women’s Day. The theme: “Women in Leadership: Achieving an equal future in a Covid-19 world.” One flagship project is located ... By  Editorial staff
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textile network as part of its research into the upcoming change in mobility, had the opportunity to test a number of electric cars in the power category! Test report of the EQC4 Matic by Mercedes. © Daimler

 
22/02/2021 – Pure pleasure

Pure pleasure

textile network reader service: The EQC 4Matic by Mercedes

Yvonne Heinen tested for textile network a number of electric cars in the power category as part of the research into the upcoming change in mobility. By  Editorial staff
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With top-class informative lectures, as well as varied discussion panels and its opportunities for interaction, the Cotton Conference Bremen - the Hybrid Edition - meeting of the world’s cotton and textile value chain will once again live up to its high reputation within the industry. © Bremer Baumwollbörse

 
09/03/2021 – 35th International Cotton Conference Bremen – The Hybrid Edition

35th International Cotton Conference Bremen – The Hybrid Edition

Cotton: Responsibility in raw material production

Responsible fibre production, technical progress, regional organic cotton production, sustainable wool production and cotton as a plastic substitute. By  Editorial staff
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With over 1,000 employees at its headquarters in Bönnigheim and in more than 40 branch offices, contact offices and laboratories worldwide, Hohenstein conquers the current global challenges of the textile world. © Hohenstein

 
23/03/2021 – Globally networked

Globally networked

75 years Hohenstein: We live textiles

Textile testing and research partner Hohenstein has reason to celebrate: this year marks the company’s 75th anniversary. By  Editorial staff
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Technician Roberto Köhler from TITK Rudolstadt shows two bobbins with yarns of different fineness, produced from the hemp-based cellulose regenerated fiber Lyohemp. © TITK_ Steffen Beikirch

 
21/04/2021 – Research

Research

TITK: First lyocell fibre made from non-wood-based pulp

An article by Dr. Frank Meister, Department Head Native Polymers and Chemical Research at TITK. By  Editorial staff
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The fashion brand Marc O’Polo stands for upscale, contemporary Premium Modern Casual Wear. © Marc O'Polo

 
20/04/2021 – Setlog

Setlog

Marc O’Polo: Casual and powerful into the future

“At the beginning of the corona crisis, it was particularly useful that we had Osca as a software.” Dr. Patric Spethmann, COO Marc O’Polo. By Thilo Jörgl By  Editorial staff
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At its regular meeting at the end of March, the Heimtextil Trend Council exchanged views on current design developments. The picture shows Anne Marie Commandeur, Stijlinstituut Amsterdam. © Messe Frankfurt Exhibition / Pietro Sutera

 
20/04/2021 – Heimtextil trend concept 2022/23

Heimtextil trend concept 2022/23

Heimtextil 2022: How has the pandemic changed the way we live?

This important question was tackled recently in a digital workshop by the Heimtextil Trend Council. By  Editorial staff