1. Hotspots:
  2. Edana
  3. Inda
  4. Textiles Recycling Expo
  5. RE&UP
  6. Apparel Fabrics
  7. Textile finishing

Plant-based fibres

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The Alliance is designed to accelerate innovation, improve operational efficiency, expand international reach, and foster long-term industry growth. © Edana/Inda

 
23/06/2025 – On our own behalf

On our own behalf

Review of the industry - week 25/2025

At this point, we present the five most read articles of the past week. The ranking is based on your click behavior on the website. By  Daniel Keienburg
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The laminate fabrics make mechanical recycling more feasible, while maintaining the trusted breathability, durability, and weather protection. © eVent Fabrics

 
16/06/2025 – Recyclable, plant-based laminates

Recyclable, plant-based laminates

eVent Fabrics unveils circularity initiative

eVent Fabrics announces its collection of recyclable, plant-based laminates. Available in 11 different laminate configurations, the “stormST” and “windstormST” ... By  Editorial staff
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Hologenix’s partnership with Spectro Coating Corp. expands horizons for the world’s first in-fiber sustainable infrared viscose. © Hologenix

 
07/11/2022 – Flocking

Flocking

Celliant Viscose now available as flocked coating and fabric

Hologenix has partnered with Spectro Coating Corp. to create the first flocked infrared material with Celliant Viscose. By  Sibylle Michel
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Agricultural waste streams © Fashion for Good

 
23/03/2022 – Sustainability

Sustainability

The next generation of materials from waste

The latest project of Fashion for Good, a platform for sustainable fashion innovation, transforms agricultural waste into textile fibres. By  Editorial staff
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Although widely common in Canada, milkweed and its virtues remain rather unknown. © Vegeto

 
17/03/2022 – Outdoor clothing

Outdoor clothing

Insulation material made of milkweed

Vegeto, a Canadian leader in the sustainable production and processing of plant textile fibres, has launched a high performance milkweed insulation material. By  Editorial staff
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Environmental sustainability remains important in fabrics for the autumn/winter 2022/23 season. © malp/stock.adobe.com

 
14/02/2022 – Sustainable fibres

Sustainable fibres

Plant-based materials on rise

Fabrics made from plant-based materials are set to boom in collections for the autumn/winter 2022/23 season, according to “Survey of the European fabric ... By  Editorial staff