1. Hotspots:
  2. Sustainability
  3. Digital Printing
  4. Vizoo
  5. Oerlikon
  6. certification

Yarns

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Within the report, Elevate outlines progress towards its 2025 Sustainability Goals, focused on sustainably sourced fibers, reduced water consumption and reduction in greenhouse gas emissions. © Elevate Textiles

 
28/05/2021 – Significant progress

Significant progress

Elevate Textiles releases 2021 Sustainability Report

Elevate Textiles, a global provider of advanced, high quality products and mission critical textile solutions, has published its 2021 Sustainability Report. By  Editorial staff
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The filament twisting mill Traugott Baumann KG in Winterlingen in the Swabian Alb meets the high challenges of conductive yarns. © Traugott Baumann

 
25/05/2021 – Smart textiles

Smart textiles

Traugott Baumann: Conductive into the future

The filament twisting company Traugott Baumann KG in Winterlingen in the Swabian Alb has taken up the challenge of conductive yarns. By  Editorial staff
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The electrical conductivity of a textile yarn depends on its cross-section and material composition. © Imattec

 
20/05/2021 – Conductive textiles for smart applications

Conductive textiles for smart applications

Imatec: soft and flexible metallic textiles

Imattec develops and produces new solutions for customers to solve their problems. 100 percent of the products are tailor-made. By  Editorial staff
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A milestone: the Wear2Wear consortium has succeeded in producing an rEvolution hybrid jacket made from used textiles and recycled PET bottles. At the end of its lifetime, it can be completely recycled into high-quality functional textiles. © Carl Weiske

 
11/05/2021 – Circular economy

Circular economy

Carl Weiske: The rEvolution hybrid jacket

Carl Weiske takes on the task of building a recycling network to recycle used textiles from a wide range of industries into high-quality yarns. By  Editorial staff
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IloveFilo, a new initiative “with” Filo’s exhibitors. © Filo

 
06/05/2021 – IloveFilo

IloveFilo

Filo starts a new initiative with exhibitors

IloveFilo is the name of a new interview format of the yarn fair dedicated to exhibitors and implemented in partnership with them. By  Editorial staff
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Die Baumwollgarne „Cotton since 1901“ von Gebr. Otto sind etwas Außergewöhnliches. Sie haben einen nachvollziehbaren Ursprung in Europa oder den Mittelmeerstaaten und werden in Dietenheim versponnen, gezwirnt oder veredelt. Kunden erhalten ein transparentes, regionales Produkt, mit dem sie sich wiederum selbst abheben können. © Gebr. Otto_Koch

 
30/04/2021 – Wasser und Baumwolle

Wasser und Baumwolle

120 Jahre Gebr. Otto: „Cotton since 1901. Made in Germany.“

Baumwollgarne sind „nur“ der Anfang. Gebr. Otto spinnt Garne für die Zukunft und setzt auf nachhaltiges, transparentes Handeln. von Claudia Bitzer By  Editorial staff
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Pakistan textile and clothing exports. Latest trade performance is demonstrated in the chart. © The Fiber Year

 
15/03/2021 – Corona pandemic

Corona pandemic

The Fiber Year: Pakistan

When it comes to pandemic, Pakistan continues to fare better than other parts of the world as the situation remained under control. by Andreas Engelhardt By  Editorial staff