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With online tools, manufacturers have created the possibility to offer highly personalized clothing and accessories. Dortex shows how it works. © Dortex

 
04/06/2021 – Textile labels

Textile labels

Dortex: Personalization is everything

With online tools, manufacturers have created the possibility to offer highly personalized clothing and accessories. Dortex shows how it works. By  Editorial staff
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Round drops with correspondingly large contact angles form on the coated cleanroom textiles. © Krüss

 
13/04/2021 – Protective clothing

Protective clothing

Krüss: New study shows reusable solution

A new study shows how reusable, water-repellent cleanroom coveralls could be used as medical protective clothing. By  Editorial staff
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Bill Mitchell: "Billiam Jeans began in 2009 with a sewing machine from Goodwill, hours of Youtube tutorials, and my basement in Greenville, South Carolina". © Levi Monday Photography

 
13/11/2018 – USA

USA

Billiam Jeans

On any given weekday, denim loyalists trickle into a small store in a nondescript strip shopping center in Greenville, S.C. By  Editorial staff
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The Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics – Spring Edition, March 17 – 19, 2021, brought together nearly 2,600 exhibitors from 17 countries and regions and 80,533 buyers. © moofushi/stock.adobe.com

 
29/04/2021 – Innovation and sustainability after the pandemic

Innovation and sustainability after the pandemic

Intertextile Apparel attracted 80,533 buyers to Shanghai

The spring edition of Intertextile Shanghai was well received with its online and hybrid solutions parallel to the physical show. By  Editorial staff
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Fiber cross section: In the conjuagte spinning process Nanodesign, a fiber cross-section is formed by splitting the polymer flow into many individual parts. This makes it possible to design cross-sections of multi-component fibers far more precisely than with conventional processes. © Toray

 
07/04/2021 – Nanodesign by Toray

Nanodesign by Toray

Camifu: A textile inspired by Japanese paper

A newly developed fabric from materials technology company Toray combines the feel and texture of handmade Japanese paper with modern functionality. By  Editorial staff