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Madrid - Nextil Group, owner of the stretch fabric manufacturer Dogi and...
York – Our sister publication Ecotextile News has published a new podcast in...
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Karl Mayer welcomes encouraging JEC World show
Obertshausen – Karl Mayer, the manufacturer of multiaxial warp knitting machines and warp knitting machines...
Organisers hail Vietnam show success
Ho Chi Minh City – This year’s edition of the Vietnam International Trade Fair for Apparel,...
Milliken & Company named on ethical company list
Spartanburg - Milliken & Company, owner of the Polartec brand, has been named on Ethisphere’s 2025...
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In conversation with...Shima Seiki
Wakayama - Knitting Trade Journal talks to Masaki Karasuno, head of corporate communications,...
Deep red Avitera for knitted fabrics
Pratteln – Archroma has launched a new variant of Avitera SE, its reactive dye technology for...
TotalEnergies and Mayer & Cie complete knitting machine oil deal
Albstadt - Mayer & Cie and TotalEnergies Lubricants have completed the previously announced deal...
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Lenzing outlines sustainable textiles progress
Lenzing –Lenzing has published its latest sustainability report in which it outlines the progress...
Shima Seiki to exhibit at Shanghai hosiery show
Wakayama - Computerised flat knitting innovator Shima Seiki will introduce its latest design...
Steiger opens flat knitting design centre
Shanghai – Flat knitting machine builder Steiger, part of the Cixing Group, has opened a new...
March 2018
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Editor's Pick
Pioneering the future with smart knits
Wakefield - Smart textile applications and the integration of robotics are driving research and innovation in the knitting industry.
Smart textiles, also known as e-textiles or electronic textiles, are a rapidly evolving and innovative category of textiles that incorporate electronic components and technology to provide advanced functions and features.
These textiles are designed to go beyond the traditional role of fabrics by offering interactive and dynamic properties.
