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Zurich - Recycled fibre specialist DePoly, which has been working closely with...
Obertshausen - Warp knitting machine builder Karl Mayer is experiencing...
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Record-setting edition for Yarn Expo Spring
Shanghai - Yarn Expo Spring 2025 closed its doors at the end of March, setting a record with over...
Brandix honoured for export performance
Batticaloa - The Brandix Group, owner of Teejay, Sri Lanka's largest weft knit fabric...
BASF offloads two Chinese joint ventures
Ludwigshafen – BASF has completed the sale of two joint ventures in the Xinjiang region of China,...
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Culp to merge mattress and upholstery divisions
High Point - US circular knitter Culp Inc. is to merge its two stand-alone operating divisions,...
Nearshoring pays dividends for Korean knits giant
Seoul - ShinWon, which supplies knitted garments to some of the world’s leading fashion brands,...
Bailu Group starts up regenerated cellulosic fibre line
Xinxiang City - Bailu Group (Xinxiang Chemical Fiber Co.) has launched a small-scale, pilot...
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Walmart partners with Unifi on recycled sock range
Greensboro - US retail giant Walmart has partnered with textured yarn supplier Unifi on its first...
Two decades of pioneering in warp knitting machine control
Obertshausen - As Karl Mayer celebrates 20 years of its flagship KAMCOS technology, Mario Görner,...
Unifi to sell manufacturing facility
Greensboro - Textured yarn supplier Unifi is to sell its manufacturing site located in Madison,...
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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.
