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High expectations – embroidery on functional clothing has to meet the most stringent demands. © Madeira

28/03/2019 – Madeira Garnfabrik

Madeira Garnfabrik

Embroidering stretchy functional clothing?

Smooth surface and high flexibility often pose challenges for embroiderers. How to succeed an ideal embroidery result? By Editorial staff

The factory in Balzheim: headquarter of the cotton and technical spinning mills. © Otto/Fotograf: Ralph Koch

27/03/2019 – Gebrüder Otto

Gebrüder Otto

Full speed ahead!

For those who know their way around textiles in Europe, Dietenheim is fairly sure to be a byword for high quality yarns and threads. By Editorial staff

The Lycra Company will continue to manufacture advanced fiber and technology solutions for the apparel and hygiene industries. © The Lycra Company

07/02/2019 – Invista

Invista

Apparel & Advanced Textiles Unit was sold

The new company will operate as The Lycra Company, an independent subsidiary. By Editorial staff

Resilya new durable, resilient and creative yarn family for a longer life cycle for contract carpet constructions. © Beaulieu International Group

05/02/2019 – Beaulieu Yarns

Beaulieu Yarns

Sustainable yarns for sustainable contract

Beaulieu Yarns introduces sustainable yarns for sustainable contract, residential and automotive carpet markets at Domotex 2019. By Editorial staff

Invista launches its new patented Lycra Freef!t technology for denim in Germany at the Bluezone Fair at Munich Fabric Start. © Invista

30/01/2019 – Munich Fabric Start: Bluezone

Munich Fabric Start: Bluezone

Invista launches Lycra Freef!t Technology

Invista launches its new patented Lycra Freef!t technology for denim in Germany at the Bluezone Fair at Munich Fabric Start. By Editorial staff

28/01/2019 – Gunold

Gunold

Embroidery trends Summer 2020

The Collection Spring/Summer 2020 by Gunold will offer a lot of contrasts with very colourful, bright colours and natural and subtle tones. By Editorial staff

Printed electronics at Lopec © Messe München

22/01/2019 – Wearable Technologies

Wearable Technologies

Clothes become data carriers

How would it be if sensors in shirts could monitor health and performance, shoes could detect pressure points, or clothes could be used for paying and ... By Editorial staff