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80 % der Chancen für die Nachhaltigkeit beruhen auf dem Design! Prof. Martina Glomb, Hochschule Hannover, erklärte eindrucksvoll was es damit auf... — 80 % der Chancen für die Nachhaltigkeit beruhen auf dem Design! Prof. Martina Glomb, Hochschule Hannover, erklärte eindrucksvoll was es damit auf sich hat.

09/11/2015 – „Made in Europe“

„Made in Europe“

Dr. Bock Industries AG: Die Zeichen der Zeit erkannt und sich für die Zukunft gewappnet

"In der Nachhaltigkeit und einer hohen Qualität liegt die Zukunft für uns, für die Branche und von Europa", ist Dr. Dietrich Bock überzeugt. Die Firmengruppe ... By Editorial staff

17/10/2015 – Research

Research

9th Aachen-Dresden: “Bio-Boosting Today`s Technology“

This year`s Aachen-Dresden International Textile Conference takes place in Aachen on the 26th and 27th of November. By Editorial staff

The cape is made from 2.5 layers of extremely lightweight mtex 20,000 material and is connected to the jacket at four points Photo: Maier Sports

20/08/2015

Maier Sports: Long-distance hiking jacket

By Editorial staff

23.07.2015: Polartec celebrates recycling its billionth bottle

23/07/2015 – Yarns

Yarns

Polartec celebrates recycling its billionth bottle

Polartec has used one billion’s worth of clear plastic bottles, destined for landfill, in the production of high quality fabric used by major brands in ... By Editorial staff

The German Pavilion at the Expo 2015 in Milan Photos: Messe Frankfurt

29/06/2015 – “Fields of Ideas”

“Fields of Ideas”

Expo 2015: Sustainability from Berlin

Pleasant colours, organic shapes and sustainable production - the clothing donned by the staff manning the German Pavilion at the Expo 2015 in Milan reflects ... By Editorial staff

14/06/2015 – 37.5 fibres

37.5 fibres

Kind to the skin and hypoallergenic

The Research and Testing Establishment of the Hohenstein Institute has certified that fibres with 37.5 Technology are ‘kind to the skin`and ‘hypoallergenic`. By Editorial staff

(Picture 1-5) With around 1,000 employees and a capacity of five million metres of fabric per month, Covolan is one of the leading companies in the... — (Picture 1-5) With around 1,000 employees and a capacity of five million metres of fabric per month, Covolan is one of the leading companies in the Brazilian textile industry. All processing steps from yarn to finished fabrics are carried out in-house. Photos: Covolan Indústria Têxtil Ltda.

25/05/2015 – Covolan Indústria Têxtil Ltda

Covolan Indústria Têxtil Ltda

Denim meets sustainability

Originally conceived as hard-wearing work trousers, jeans have become a real cult object of the fashion industry over recent decades. Whether young or ... By Editorial staff