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The new duvet with spacer fabric filling offers effective climate regulation, improves sleep quality, and meets the highest standards in hygiene and sustainability. © Hochschule Hof

07/08/2025 – Textile innovation with deep impact

Textile innovation with deep impact

New duvet improves sleep climate with 3D warp-knitted spacer fabrics

Instead of deep rest, many people struggle through restless summer nights due to heat buildup and heavy sweating. A new textile development now addresses ... By Editorial staff

The “Sleep & Meet” area will open in 2026 and take up around a quarter of Hall 4.0. © Messe Frankfurt / Jean-Luc Valentin

28/05/2025 – Trade fair

Trade fair

Heimtextil expands mattress area

Heimtextil in Frankfurt, Germany, is strategically expanding the Smart Bedding segment. The new exhibitor area “Sleep & Meet” will be created for the ... By Editorial staff

Advansas neue Füllfaser „Suprelle & Hanf“ bietet natürlichen, atmungsaktiven Komfort für Bettwaren. © Advansa

20/09/2024 – Heimtextilien

Heimtextilien

Hanffasern für nachhaltigere Bettwaren

Advansa setzt mit seiner neuen Füllfaser auf die Kraft der Natur. „Suprelle & Hanf“ besteht aus recycelten Polyesterfasern und Hanffasern aus nachhaltigem ... By Editorial staff

Heimtextil 2023 ended with concentrated intercontinental strength. © Messe Frankfurt/Jean-Luc Valentin

18/01/2023 – Trade fairs

Trade fairs

Heimtextil 2023 ends with great internationality

With 44,000 visitors and 2,400 exhibitors together from 129 nations, the global textile industry was on site in Frankfurt for four days from January 10–13 ... By Editorial staff

Dibella’s top sellers are now available with recycled polyester. © Dibella

21/04/2022 – Bed clothes

Bed clothes

Recycled polyester with an excellent degree of whiteness

Through extensive research, Dibella has succeeded in finding a way to completely replace conventional polyester with recycled polyester. By Editorial staff

Eberhard Brack (links), Geschäftsführer bei Märkische Faser, und Werner Moser (rechts), Prokurist bei Mattes und Ammann, freuen sich, dass sie mit ihrer Innovation zu einer gelungenen Kreislaufwirtschaft beitragen. © Alexander Kaya

20/12/2021 – Kreislaufwirtschaft

Kreislaufwirtschaft

Die unendliche Matratze

Mattes und Ammann hat gemeinsam mit der Märkischen Faser das weltweit erste Kreislaufsystem entwickelt, bei dem Polyester-Matratzenstoffe zu 100 % wiederverwertet ... By Editorial staff