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Trützschler has developed a new card specifically for the production of the highest possible quality yarns from textile waste. © Trützschler

 
06/09/2021 – Trützschler recycling solutions

Trützschler recycling solutions

Special card for yarn manufacturers

With the intelligent card TC 19i for Recycling yarn manufacturers are able to make progress toward their targets for sustainability. By  Sibylle Michel
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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
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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
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Today, May 26, 2021, We aRe Spin Dye (WRSD) AB (publ) (“WRSD”) enters into a collaboration agreement with the international premium brand, Hugo Boss. Picture: Hugo Boss, Summer 2021 © Hugo Boss AG

 
26/05/2021 – Sustainability

Sustainability

Hugo Boss and We are Spin Dye cooperate

It feels fantastic to finally be able to communicate this collaboration with Hugo Boss,” says Andreas Andrén, CEO of We aRe SpinDye. By  Editorial staff
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We aRe SpinDye introduced in 2016 a unique and extremely resource-efficient dyeing process. By using the company's technology when dyeing textiles, water consumption is reduced by 75 percent and chemical consumption by as much as 90 percent compared with traditional water dyeing of fabric. © H&M

 
13/05/2021 – Focus on color and dyeing in new collaboration

Focus on color and dyeing in new collaboration

We aRe SpinDye: New collaboration

We aRe SpinDye hopes that more and more brands in the industry will pay attention to resource-efficient dyeing processes. By  Editorial staff
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Fiber cross section: In the conjuagte spinning process Nanodesign, a fiber cross-section is formed by splitting the polymer flow into many individual parts. This makes it possible to design cross-sections of multi-component fibers far more precisely than with conventional processes. © Toray

 
07/04/2021 – Nanodesign by Toray

Nanodesign by Toray

Camifu: A textile inspired by Japanese paper

A newly developed fabric from materials technology company Toray combines the feel and texture of handmade Japanese paper with modern functionality. By  Editorial staff