November

Textured Jersey poised for growth

Textured Jersey Lanka (TJL) has now fully integrated its recent acquisitions, circular knitter Ocean India (OCI) and Quenby Lanka Prints (QLP) into its operations, a move which the company says will provide a strong platform for further growth.

A sample knitted on MACH2XS103 which on the left shows no waste fabric on the sleeves compared with the sample on the right

New WHOLEGARMENT technology offers more waste reduction possibilities

Among the new developments on the Shima Seiki stand at ITMA was a new prototype version of the MACH2XS WHOLEGARMENT flat knitting machine which, with the addition of a second take-down comb, virtually eliminates the production of waste fabric on short-sleeve knitwear.

Footwear production on circular knitting machines

An interesting development could be found on the Keum Yong stand at ITMA where the Korean circular knitting machine builder has produced a jacquard model made specifically for the production of footwear.

Steiger

Steiger unveils three new flat knitting machines

Steiger was at ITMA with three new flat knitting machines on a stand shared with its Chinese partner Cixing.

Peter Scott

Restructuring plan for Peter Scott

Scottish knitwear firm Peter Scott has outlined a restructuring plan that will see it increase its presence in the cashmere sector but may also involve redundancies. The restructuring plan is aimed at ensuring the longevity company's manufacturing business in the Borders region.

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Knitting Trade Journal

LATEST ISSUE: The September-October printed edition of Knitting Trade Journal, the leading technical magazine for the global knitting sector, is now available.

This issue includes a round up of the latest knitting technology and ancillary equipment, market trends and analysis.

There are also reports from some of the latest trade shows from our correspondents at key exhibitions as well a look at some of the latest innovations from the circular knitting sector.

This issue also celebrates the 20th anniversary of Shima Seiki's WHOLEGARMENT technology and includes a visit to a high-end knitwear manufacturer to see the production processes in action.

This issue also includes a comprehensive preview of this November's ITMA exhibition, which takes place in Milan.

In the preview we focus on the new knitting technology and ancillary equipment that is likely to be on display from some of the industry's leading manufacturers.

The September-October issue also features all the latest, and original, industry news, insight and new patent developments.

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New Monarch knitting machine offers mattress ticking with a 'woven' look

Monarch Knitting Machinery UK showcased a brand new machine capable of knitting mattress ticking fabrics that offer several of the properties of woven products at ITMA 2015.

Santoni

Santoni launches new app for a seamless summary

Seamlesswear knitwear specialist Santoni has developed a new mobile app offering comprehensive coverage of everything the Italian firm had to offer on its stand during ITMA.

Lenzing teams up with enzyme specialist for Tencel treatment

Lenzing has embarked on a joint venture with enzyme specialist Novozymes to develop a sustainable process for the production of knitted fabrics with exceptional pilling performance without compromising fabric strength.

Lonati

Lonati unveils one-piece pantyhose machine

Hosiery machine specialist Lonati has developed a new knitting machine for the production of one 'one piece' pantyhose.

Gildan

Gildan apparel and printwear sales up

Gildan Activewear has reported consolidated net sales of US$2,024.9 million in the first nine months of 2015, up 6.1% compared to US$1,908.6 million in the same period last year.

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Knitting Trade Journal

LATEST ISSUE: The September-October printed edition of Knitting Trade Journal, the leading technical magazine for the global knitting sector, is now available.

This issue includes a round up of the latest knitting technology and ancillary equipment, market trends and analysis.

There are also reports from some of the latest trade shows from our correspondents at key exhibitions as well a look at some of the latest innovations from the circular knitting sector.

This issue also celebrates the 20th anniversary of Shima Seiki's WHOLEGARMENT technology and includes a visit to a high-end knitwear manufacturer to see the production processes in action.

This issue also includes a comprehensive preview of this November's ITMA exhibition, which takes place in Milan.

In the preview we focus on the new knitting technology and ancillary equipment that is likely to be on display from some of the industry's leading manufacturers.

The September-October issue also features all the latest, and original, industry news, insight and new patent developments.

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Knitting at the forefront of ITMA's sustainability drive

As at ITMA Milan, Knitting Trade Journal will once again be the only industry-specific magazine with a booth and additional distribution in ITMA's knitting hall. Please make sure to pay us a visit in Hall 5, booth C114. Our sister publication, Ecotextile News, will also be present at the show in the dyeing and finishing chapter - Hall 6, booth A114.

One of Europe's major stretch fabric producers, PIAVE MAITEX presents an extensive range of new proposals for Beachwear 2017

Lycra adds value and versatility to latest beachwear trends

The 2015 edition of Mare di Moda once again highlighted the strong bond that exists between Italy's textile producers and Lycra fibre with a range of new fabrics demonstrating the unique stretch, resistance and versatility that is required for high quality intimate wear, beachwear and sportswear.

New warp knitting technology from Karl Mayer

Warp knitting machine builder Karl Mayer has released further details of the new technology it has on show at ITMA 2015 in Milan. The latest innovations include new machines for both the tricot and lace sectors, as well as the latest generation software developments and enhanced customer support packages.

Global Brands

US hosiery firm sold to Hong Kong group

Global Brands Group, one of Hong Kong's largest branded apparel, footwear, fashion accessories and lifestyle product companies, has acquired US-based PS Brands, the owner of the Planet Sox hosiery brand.

Stoll

Stoll outlines new system networking system for knitting mills

Stoll CEO Andreas Schellhammer tells the VDMA, the German textile machinery association, how the company has developed an improved system for networking flat knitting machines.

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Knitting Trade Journal

LATEST ISSUE: The September-October printed edition of Knitting Trade Journal, the leading technical magazine for the global knitting sector, is now available.

This issue includes a round up of the latest knitting technology and ancillary equipment, market trends and analysis.

There are also reports from some of the latest trade shows from our correspondents at key exhibitions as well a look at some of the latest innovations from the circular knitting sector.

This issue also celebrates the 20th anniversary of Shima Seiki's WHOLEGARMENT technology and includes a visit to a high-end knitwear manufacturer to see the production processes in action.

This issue also includes a comprehensive preview of this November's ITMA exhibition, which takes place in Milan.

In the preview we focus on the new knitting technology and ancillary equipment that is likely to be on display from some of the industry's leading manufacturers.

The September-October issue also features all the latest, and original, industry news, insight and new patent developments.

READ A PREVIOUS ISSUE OF KNITTING TRADE JOURNAL, or SUBSCRIBE HERE TODAY.

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Stoll outlines new system networking for knitting mills

Stoll CEO Andreas Schellhammer tells the VDMA how the company has deceloped an improved system for networking flat knitting machines.

Invista launches 'hybrid' fibres for knitted denim

Invista has developed a new technology for knit denim fabrics, which is said to provide the comfort and flexibility of a knit with the authentic aesthetics of a woven.

Fulgar launches high-performance fibre for sportswear

Fulgar has developed a new high performance nylon fibre made from bio-polymer derived entirely of castor oil seed.

China's knitting sector upbeat after strong start to 2015

China's knitting sector has reported steady growth in the first half of 2015, with both the knitted fabric and knitwear sectors showing improvements.

Vietnam requires huge textile machinery investment

Vietnam's textile and garment industry requires nearly US$4 billion worth of investment in textile machinery, with almost all of that demand expected to be fulfilled by overseas machine builders.

New acquisitions boost Hanesbrands

HanesBrands has reported record third-quarter results, helped by strong sales contributions from the acquisitions of DBApparel and Knights Apparel.

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Knitting Trade Journal

LATEST ISSUE: The September-October printed edition of Knitting Trade Journal, the leading technical magazine for the global knitting sector, is now available.

This issue includes a round up of the latest knitting technology and ancillary equipment, market trends and analysis.

There are also reports from some of the latest trade shows from our correspondents at key exhibitions as well a look at some of the latest innovations from the circular knitting sector.

This issue also celebrates the 20th anniversary of Shima Seiki's WHOLEGARMENT technology and includes a visit to a high-end knitwear manufacturer to see the production processes in action.

This issue also includes a comprehensive preview of this November's ITMA exhibition, which takes place in Milan.

In the preview we focus on the new knitting technology and ancillary equipment that is likely to be on display from some of the industry's leading manufacturers.

The September-October issue also features all the latest, and original, industry news, insight and new patent developments.

READ A PREVIOUS ISSUE OF KNITTING TRADE JOURNAL, or SUBSCRIBE HERE TODAY.

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	Perry Ellis signs licensing agreement Perry Ellis International, Inc. has entered into a license agreement with Undergirl, a division of Underboss Productions, granting rights to design and distribute intimates including shapewear, sleepwear, loungewear and robes under the Laundry by Shelli Segal brand in the United States and Canada. Read More

	Viscose offers improved performance knits Viscose fibre specialist Kelheim Fibres has extended its range of speciality products with the launch of a new viscose fibre with incorporated IR-reflecting particles for improved performance. Read More

	New software for cut & sew knitters Lectra has released a new software system aimed at improving the production process for knitting mills that run cut & sew operations. Read More

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	Dogi returns to profit under new ownership Stretch fabric manufacturer Dogi has returned to profit following its recapitalization earlier this year. Dogi, which specializes in products for the lingerie, swimwear and sportswear sectors, closed the first nine months of 2014 with a profit of ?10.3 million, compared to a loss of ?3.3 million over the same period last year. Read More

	Adidas wins key victory in knitted shoe wrangle Adidas has secured a crucial victory in its ongoing patent battle with rival Nike over the specific knitting techniques used in the latters Flyknit construction and Adidas?s Primeknit knitted footwear. Read More

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