textile network

18/09/2023

Review of the industry - week 37/2023

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 Sven Ramer

Meist gelesen textile network-en KW 36 — Lyocell fibers with antiviral properties - by loading with copper ions. © TITK / Steffen Beikirch

11/09/2023

Review of the industry - week 36/2023

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 Sven Ramer

Lyocell fibers with antiviral properties - by loading with copper ions. © TITK / Steffen Beikirch

04/09/2023 – Using active ingredients more efficiently in textiles

Using active ingredients more efficiently in textiles

Wash-resistant equipment of Lyocell functional fibers

Functional textiles are all the rage. In addition to wearer comfort, durability and fashionable chic, a garment should also regulate moisture, absorb temperature ... Dr. Frank Wendler, Benjamin Redlingshöfer

A core part of Säntis’ growth strategy is developing fibre tracing technology for its recycling technology, RCO100. © Säntis Textiles

19/08/2022 – Traceability in the supply chain

Traceability in the supply chain

Säntis Textiles expands into traceable fibre technology

Säntis Textiles is a strategic development partner of FibreTrace. The aim of the partnership is to work alongside FibreTrace to develop a unique traceable ... By Sibylle Michel

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

06/08/2021 – Self-healing with bioceramic

Self-healing with bioceramic

Implants for bone defects

In this research project, scientists look at the use of ceramic hollow filaments as a filling and build-up substance for bone defects. By Sibylle Michel

Industrially produced pineapple fibre is a new, sustainable material for the global fashion industry. © CSI

03/08/2021 – Sustainable feedstock from Bangladesh

Sustainable feedstock from Bangladesh

Industrial pineapple fibre production

Pineapple fibers are a by-product of pineapple farming and have so far ended up in waste. Yet they have enormous potential for use in sustainable fashion. By Sibylle Michel

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