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Obertshausen – Karl Mayer says that its upgraded, tricot warp knitting...
Tokyo - Toray Industries has announced a deal with Thai petrochemicals...
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Interfiliere forum outlines new challenges
Paris - From nylon to leather and skinwear, the latest Interfiliere forum helped illustrate the...
Compression garments with infused pain relief
Lawrenceville – Wellness and health apparel manufacturer, Clothing 2.0 has partnered with the...
Nudea joins Etam’s accelerator programme
London - British sustainable underwear brand, Nudea has been selected as one of four companies to...
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Hyosung presents performance fibre innovations
Seoul – Hyosung, the world’s largest elastane producer will offer a range of its latest...
Wolford opts for ‘wellness’ yarns for leggings collection
Milan – Luxury hosiery and legwear brand Wolford has unveiled a new leggings collection that...
Accord Knits gains advantage through knowledge
Reutlingen - Madagascar-based knitting mill Accord Knits is advancing its flat knitting expertise...
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Pendleton Woolen Mills to enter swimwear
Hong Kong - Apparel supply chain giant Li & Fung has announced a licensing and distribution...
Spinnova and Suzano joint facility delayed
Jyväskylä – With hopes of an increasing take-up by the knitting sector, the construction of a...
Myant acquires Swiss smart textiles firms
Toronto – Smart textiles manufacturer Myant, which offers a high-tech partnership with German flat...
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.
