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Kelheim’s flexible technology permits targeted interventions in the viscose fiber process and delivers this unique fiber. © Kelheim Fibres

06/09/2021 – Celliant Viscose

Celliant Viscose

In-fibre sustainable infrared viscose

Among many applications, the new viscose fiber from Kelheim Fibres and Hologenix is ideal for performance wear, luxury loungewear, casual wear and bedding. By Editorial staff

17/08/2020 – Artificial Intelligence

Artificial Intelligence

Nagarro: What kind of clothes will the consumers buy?

Artificial Intelligence can help fashion retailers in demand forecasting. Feroz Zaidi by Nagarro explains how it works. By Editorial staff

Nyguard still occasionally produces zippers from plastic that is not biobased: “But the proportion of renewable raw materials is moving strongly toward 100 percent.” © Evonik

24/08/2021 – Bio-based material for zippers

Bio-based material for zippers

Textile recycling in one go

“Why not make the zipper out of the same material as the tape it’s attached to?,” wonders Gabriele Mosso, CEO of Nyguard, the Italian zipper manufacturer. By Editorial staff

24/01/2017 – Oeko-Tex

Oeko-Tex

Partnership with ZDHC

Oeko-Tex is pleased to announce that it is joining the Zero Discharge of Hazardous Chemicals (ZDHC) Program. By Editorial staff

Carrington, one of the world’s largest manufacturers of workwear fabrics, has been awarded bluesign accreditation. © Carrington

17/05/2019 – Carrington Textiles

Carrington Textiles

Carrington awarded prestigious bluesign accreditation

Manufacturer Carrington Textiles is recognised for its commitment to the environment. By Editorial staff

23/01/2017 – ICA Bremen

ICA Bremen

"Understanding Cotton"

A unique two-day training programme ‘Understanding Cotton’ from 14 - 15 March in Bremen, Germany. By Editorial staff

Michal and Ania Laskowski, owners of CottonBee in Poland © Mimaki

10/08/2021 – The impact of Corona – An interview

The impact of Corona – An interview

Change in digital textile printing

How has the sudden and forced shift in consumer behaviour due to Covid-19 affected the wide variety of businesses within the textile printing industry? By Editorial staff