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

DPP

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The new initiative will enable consumers to access detailed information about a garment's production, from fabric creation to dyeing processes, all the way through to the final product. © Odlo

 
24/06/2025 – Digital Product Passport

Digital Product Passport

Trimco to support Odlo’s DPP journey

Odlo, a pioneer in performance apparel for nearly 80 years, has partnered with Trimco Group to pave the way for a more traceable future with the launch ... By  Editorial staff
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According to the EU, the DPP is intended to promote the circular economy and therefore more sustainable consumption. Philippe Ribera, Vice President Innovation at Lectra, explains the other advantages of the DPP. © Lectra/Canva

 
20/05/2025 – From design to consumption

From design to consumption

The role of the DPP in the circular economy

From next year, manufacturers of clothing and textiles will have to provide all sustainability-related information on each of their products in the form ... Philippe Ribera, VP Innovation bei Lectra
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Nextevo showcased PALF’s versatility, offering a sustainable alternative for premium casual wear and high fashion. © Nextevo

 
11/11/2024 – On our own behalf

On our own behalf

Review of the industry - week 45/2024

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  Editorial staff
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“As we look to the future, it’s clear that digitisation is the way forward for the industry,” said Cyrus Gilbert-Rolfe, Chief Commercial Officer of Kezzler. © Holzweiler

 
04/11/2024 – Digitisation

Digitisation

Cooperation to implement digital product passport

Holzweiler, the Oslo-based family-run fashion house, has taken the step that not many dare to take. In partnership with Trimco Group and Kezzler they ... By  Editorial staff