Schuhe nach Kundenwunsch: 3D-Strick von Stoll in der Digital Textile Micro Factory der Techtextil und Texprocess. © Messe Frankfurt/Pietro Sutera
Schuhe nach Kundenwunsch: 3D-Strick von Stoll in der Digital Textile Micro Factory der Techtextil und Texprocess. © Messe Frankfurt/Pietro Sutera
Personalisation is considered a key trend. This is why an ever wider choice of colours is offered. “This allows garments and colour versions of the collection to be perfectly coordinated thereby producing a very tailor-made company appearance. We also supply the apparel with company logo and employee name,” says Michael Stielow, Product & Marketing Lead DACH at CWS. © CWS-boco
Bis 2020 sollen 25 Prozent der gesamten Zeeman-Kollektion aus verantwortungsvoll hergestellten Materialien bestehen. Tragetasche aus Recyclingmaterial. © Zeemann
The Techtextil Innovation Award for Sustainability went to Picasso for a water-saving dyeing solution using mushroom and plant extracts. © Ilona Schulz
Helmut Lauterbach, Kelheim Fibres (on the right side), receives the WoW Innovation Award from INDA president Dave Rousse. © INDA
Sensient Imaging Technologies, a subsidiary of Sensient Technologies Corporation, demonstrated its commitment to a safer and more sustainable future for the textiles industry with its range of innovative digital inkjet technology at the ITMA 2019 (20–26 June, Barcelona). © Sensient Imaging Technologies
Die neuen Druckknöpfe von Prym sind die erste umweltfreundliche Alternative für verschiedene Marktsegmente der Bekleidungs- und Textilindustrie, darunter Activewear, Kinderbekleidung und Babybekleidung. © Prym