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Tashkent - The recent CAITME trade fair was hailed as great success for Mayer...
Uxbridge - Coats Group, the manufacturer of industrial threads widely used in...
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Wolford half-year sales rise above expectations
Bregenz - Despite ongoing difficult trading conditions, luxury hosiery and bodywear manufacturer...
Interloop to ramp up knitted fabric production
Faisalabad - Interloop Limited, one of Pakistan's largest hosiery manufacturers, is to invest more than...
Groz Beckert highlights latest needle & sinker innovations
Albstadt - Knowing Groz-Beckert as a trusted needle source, the company's customers from across...
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Lycra plans for bio-derived elastane
Wilmington – The Lycra Company has entered into an agreement with Qore to enable the world’s first...
Circular knits for the space age
Amsterdam – Textile studio Byborre, which works closely with knitting machine builders such as...
Intertextile Autumn shows to merge with 2023 editions
Shanghai - Messe Frankfurt has announced that the Autumn editions of Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics...
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Creora bio-based elastane earns SGS Certification
SEOUL – Hyosung, the world’s largest elastane manufacturer, and the first global developer to commercialize bio-based elastane, has received eco-product certification from Standard Global Services (SGS) guaranteeing that creora® bio-based elastane is made with plant-based materials and is produced in a harmless and eco-friendly environment. SGS, a leading inspection and verification company, is recognized world-wide for providing an international standard for quality and reliability. Hyosung’s creora®...
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Sock manufacturer opens first US knitting plant
San Clemente - California-based FutureStitch has opened its first US-based plant. Located in...
Columbia Sportswear outlines strategic priorities
Portland - Activewear specialist Columbia Sportswear Company has outlined a new strategic priority and...
Shima Seiki combines 3D design with cross-reality
Wakayama - Leading fashion technologist Shima Seiki together with Tokyo-based telecommunications...
July 2017
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Editor's Pick
Knitting giant first to back sustainability tool
Alexandria - Alpine Group, a major supplier of knitted garments to brands such as The North Face, American Eagle Outfitters, Under Armour and Sweaty Betty, has become the first textile and garment manufacturer globally to adopt the Future-Fit Business Benchmark, a strategic management tool which aligns with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and defines how businesses can take credible action towards a 'future-fit society'.
