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Milan – Orders for Italian textile machinery declined 19% in the fourth...
Winston-Salem – Activewear giant HanesBrands has announced that Steve...
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Nike partners with Skims on new brand launch
Beaverton - Sportswear giant Nike has partnered with shapewear specialist Skims to launch a new...
Low climate impact for viscose knits alternative
Espoo – Metsä Group has completed the second life-cycle assessment (LCA) test on its sustainable...
Revenues drop at next-generation fibre specialist
Jyväskylä – With hopes of an increasing take-up by the knitting sector, Scandinavian textile fibre firm...
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Shima Seiki meets needs of Bangladesh knitting sector
Wakayama – With the Bangladesh knitting sector looking to upgrade its textile industry through...
India and China drive technical knitting machine demand
Obertshausen – Warp knitting machine builder Karl Mayer says it is delighted with the sales...
Record quarter for Delta Galil
Misgav – Seamlesswear manufacturer Delta Galil has posted an 18% increase in sales for its fourth...
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Unifi launches ‘stretch’ yarn for knits and seamless
Greensboro – Textured yarn supplier Unifi has launched a new elastane-free, stretch yarn which,...
TotalEnergies and Mayer & Cie agree knitting machine oil deal
Albstadt - Mayer & Cie and TotalEnergies Lubricants have agreed a deal that the co-branded Tixo...
Functionality and sustainability take centre stage at Intertextile Apparel
Shanghai – With over 3,000 exhibitors across 190,000 square metres expected at Shanghai’s National...
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Pioneering the future with smart knits
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