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Hawick – UK flat knitter Barrie Knitwear is to acquire a 40% stake in cashmere yarn...
Hong Kong - The Hong Kong Research Institute of Textiles and Apparel (HKRITA), which...
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Pattern matching for gender-free uniforms
Wakayama – Japan-based textile manufacturer Tombow Co is demonstrating how Shima Seiki’s ‘pattern...
High-performance warp knitting for Heimtextil
Obertshausen – Warp knitting machine builder Karl Mayer will have a wide range of its latest...
Première Vision launches first Canadian edition
Montréal – Premiere Vision, the major platform for the textiles, leather and accessories...
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ITMA Asia + CITME expands exhibition space
Singapore – The organisers of next year's ITMA Asia + CITME exhibition say levels of interest have...
Lenzing partners on hosiery dyeing programme
Lenzing – The Lenzing Group has announced a significant milestone in its partnership with chemical firm CPL...
MMI acquires US warp knitter
New Jersey – US warp knitter Jason Mills has been acquired by technical textiles specialist MMI...
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HKRITA backs ‘sustainable innovation’
Hong Kong - The Hong Kong Research Institute of Textiles and Apparel (HKRITA), which supplies the...
Digitalised knitwear production for luxury fashion
Reutlingen - The Brazilian luxury knitwear manufacturer Bonneterie says it has transformed its...
Recycled nylon 6 for the hosiery sector
Mitchell – Recycling specialist Samsara Eco has developed enzymes capable of recycling nylon 6, a...
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