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Fabrics

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Following events in 2016 and 2018 at Groz-Beckert headquarters, the 2020 edition of the presentation series “The Fabric Year” was held as digital event with a high number of attendees. This article gives a worldwide summary. © Groz-Beckert

 
16/11/2020 – Andreas Engelhardt, The Fiber Year and Groz-Beckert

Andreas Engelhardt, The Fiber Year and Groz-Beckert

The Fabric Year 2020

Following events in 2016 and 2018 at Groz-Beckert headquarters, the 2020 edition of the presentation series “The Fabric Year” was held as digital event. By  Editorial staff
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NaiaSorona – collection of wonderful sustainable fabrics that are a great choice for womenswear fashion. © Eastman

 
22/10/2020 – New sustainable fabric collection

New sustainable fabric collection

Eastman Naia and DuPont Biomaterials collaborate

New fabric collection brings together Eastman Naia cellulosic fibers and DuPont Sorona fibers to offer sustainable, exceptional performance fabrics. By  Editorial staff
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Albini Group, Supima and Oritan create the first 100 percent scientifically traceable cotton fabric. © Albini Group

 
06/03/2019 – Albini Group

Albini Group

A new standard in ethical fashion

For the Albini Group is being sustainable not a slogan, it’s a reality! By  Editorial staff
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Andrea, Fabio and Stefano Albini: The long term vision of the Albini Family drives the group’s performance. © Albini Group

 
07/02/2019 – Albini Group

Albini Group

The most beautiful fabrics in the world since 1876!

The Albini Group brings to a close its best year of the last three financial periods with a turnover of 153 million. By  Editorial staff
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World production Yarn and Fabric © ITMF

 
07/12/2018 – ITMF

ITMF

Yarn production increased - fabric produktion shrunk

Global Yarn production increased in Q2/18 and fabric production slightly shrunk Global yarn production increased by +5% between Q1/18 and Q2/18. By  Editorial staff