textile network

Kardenband aus Sekundärrohstoff. Die Spinnereivorbereitung entscheidet über die Qualität recycelter Garne. © Trützschler

24/06/2021 – Textilrecycling

Textilrecycling

Trützschler: Garne aus textilen Abfällen

Faserabfall gewinnbringend verwerten und nachhaltige Garne in möglichst hoher Qualität realisieren. Ein Beitrag von Dr. Bettina Temath. By Editorial staff

The mechanical recycling process enables the re-use of blended fibers from old clothes, in form of high-quality yarns. © Imat-uve

22/06/2021 – New life for used textiles made from blended fibers

New life for used textiles made from blended fibers

Recycling: From old pants to new seats

Imat-uve is working with a German-Dutch project consortium on an industrial solution for the recycling of old clothes made of mixed fibres. By Editorial staff

Finland has a high know-how in wood-based fibers in textiles. © tchara/stock.adobe.com

22/06/2021 – Textile recycling

Textile recycling

Finland: new solutions to textile industry transformation

There is globally approx. 92 million tons of textile waste every year. New sustainable solutions are needed for each stage of a textile’s life cycle. ... By Editorial staff

Recycling of smart textiles © STFI/Wolfgang Schmidt

21/06/2021 – Topics, trends and prospects

Topics, trends and prospects

STFI: Research in the scope of textile recycling

In the ZIM-network RE4Tex the STFI acts as the coordinator. Bernd Gulich and Johannes Leis, both at STFI, explain what this is all about. By Editorial staff

For many years, Peignage Dumortier has put its production tool and the know-how of its teams at the service of recycled and upcycled synthetic and natural textile fibers allowing their reuse in the production cycle of yarns. © Peignage Dumortier

21/06/2021 – Recycling and upcycling

Recycling and upcycling

Peignage Dumortier: reuse of yarns

Peignage Dumortier’s skills are recognised by the world’s leader in the technical textiles for protective technical fabrics. By Editorial staff

Gunold Poly, wood material by Sam Fashion Italy, Design + Embroidery by Reutlingen University. © Reiner Knochel

21/06/2021 – In eigener Sache

In eigener Sache

Rückblick unserer Branche – KW 24/2021

Hier stellen wir die Top-Artikel aus der vergangenen Woche vor. Der meistgelesene Beitrag kommt aus der Rubrik „Fashion“. By Editorial staff

Eine nachhaltige Verwertung und Nutzbarmachung von Restposten, Überhangsproduktionen und ausgedienter Mode, Bekleidung, Textilien und Schuhen garantiert das Traditionsunternehmen Heinrich Glaeser. Im Bild: gestapelte Kleidersäcke © Heinrich Glaeser

15/06/2021 – Kreislaufwirtschaft

Kreislaufwirtschaft

Glaeser-Gruppe setzt auf Re-Use und Recycle

Heinrich Glaeser setzt in seinem Unternehmen die zwei Kernelemente „Re-Use“ und „Recycle“ des EU-Aktionsplans zur Kreislaufwirtschaft intelligent um. ... By Editorial staff