November

	Shima Seiki introduces two new machines at 50th celebration Flat knitting machine manufacturer Shima Seiki held a gala event to celebrate its 50th Anniversary, a celebration which included the launch of two new machines including one which is capable of knitting inlay patterns for all-needles which will allow users to explore applications for non-elastic knits outside the realm of fashion. Read More

	Mayer & Cie: 'breaking the limits' AT ITME in Mumbai, India, circular knitting machine builder Mayer & Cie will be showing its latest ultra-high speed single jersey fabric machines as well as its advanced OVJA 1.6 EM for mattress tickings, which runs at speeds of 28 rpm in 38 ins diameter thanks to its 1.6 feeders per inch set-up. Read More

	Chanel brings fashion show to Scotland Following its recent acquisition of Hawick-based Barrie Knitwear, luxury goods label Chanel is to stage its annual fashion show within the ruins of Linlithgow Palace in Scotland next month where head designer Karl Lagerfeld will showcase Scottish tweed and cashmere. Read More

	Invista and Exim collaborate on stretch garments Invista has teamed up with India-based Exim Knits to develop fabrics with using Lycra fibre that possess the dual qualities of excellent recovery and enhanced elongation, key requirements for customers looking to buy stretch garments. Read more

	Circular knitter joins Better Cotton Initiative Yesim Tekstil, One of Turkey?s largest circular knitters, has ramped up its commitment to sustainability after becoming a member of the global Better Cotton Initiative. Read More

	Insider's Guide to Sustainable Cotton: NOW PUBLISHED Published by MCL Global, producers of Ecotextile News, Sustainable Nonwovens and Knitting Trade Journal, this invaluable, 136 page A5 hndbook covers the ecological impact of cotton production and the environmental challenges that this presents going forward. Read More

NEW ISSUE: sign up to see a sample of the contents of the most recent magazine.
Out now, the latest issue of Knitting Trade Journal includes the latest news, features and analysis on the most recent developments across the knitting and hosiery industries.
As well as details of some of the latest technology on show at this September's FIMAST exhibition, this issue includes a special feature on the Turkish textile sector.

It also includes a close look at the latest fibre and yarn developments, a dyeing and finishing technology update and, as always, the latest industry news, exhibition news,? patents and more.

Call us on: +44 1977 708488 for a sample copy or click the link below to subscribe

Karl Mayer strengthens lace machine service

	Lacoste acquired by Swiss group The family owners of Lacoste SA, the apparel company known globally for its knitted polo shirts and crocodile logo have sold their final stake in the group in a move that will see the famous brand finally removed from French control. Read More

	Italian machinery sales buoyed by overseas demand Orders for Italian textile machinery grew 8 per cent in the third quarter of 2012 compared to the previous three month, boosted by a growing demand from overseas markets. Read More

	Rumi ?breathing? technology drives sock machine sales The family team behind Rumi SpA talks to Knitting Trade Journal about their ongoing commitment to innovation in the sock knitting industry. Read More

	Karl Mayer ?fascinated? by new sari possibilities Karl Mayer says it has developed a completely new fabric manufacturing technique that is set to revolutionize the production of sari fabrics. Read more

	Historic knit apparel maker to close One of the USA?s oldest remaining knitted apparel manufacturers which supplies private label t-shirts and other items to high quality retailers such as Bloomingdale's and Nordstrom is to close. Read More

	Insider's Guide to Sustainable Cotton: NOW PUBLISHED Published by MCL Global, producers of Ecotextile News, Sustainable Nonwovens and Knitting Trade Journal, this invaluable, 136 page A5 hndbook covers the ecological impact of cotton production and the environmental challenges that this presents going forward. Read More

It also includes a close look at the latest fibre and yarn developments, a dyeing and finishing technology update and, as always, the latest industry news, exhibition news,? patents and more.

Call us on: +44 1977 708488 for a sample copy or click the link below to subscribe

Karl Mayer strengthens lace machine service

	Knitwear sector hoping to benefit from UK textile plan UK Secretary of State for Business Vince Cable will today be joined by British designer Sir Paul Smith and David Wootton, the Lord Mayor of the City of London, to back a plan which could help resurrect the UK textile manufacturing sector and create up to 200,000 new jobs. Read More

	Knitting machinery suppliers sign up to ShanghaiTex2013 Despite initial concerns voiced over the level of European participation, several leading suppliers of knitting machinery and ancillary equipment have already signed up to attend the 16th International Exhibition on Textile Industry (ShanghaiTex 2013), which will take place at the Shanghai New International Expo Center, Pudong, Shanghai, China from 10-13 June, Read More

	New twisting option from Agteks Agteks has added to its range of DirectTwist Multi Series, the cone-cone, multi function twisting machine that allows the user to operate each spindle independently increasing both the machine?s flexibility and capability. Read More

	Erb? upgrades linking machine Erb? has upgraded its automatic, multi-gauge linking machine which is designed to help knitting mills speed up post-knitting processes and reduce costs. Read more

	Mountaineers opt for ThermoCool Well-known extreme climber and skier Benedikt B?hm, team member of the Advansa ThermoCool & Dynafit sponsored Hi-Speed mountaineers has succeeded in conquering the world's eighth highest mountain Manaslu, in Nepal. Read More

	Insider's Guide to Sustainable Cotton: NOW PUBLISHED Published by MCL Global, producers of Ecotextile News, Sustainable Nonwovens and Knitting Trade Journal, this invaluable, 136 page A5 hndbook covers the ecological impact of cotton production and the environmental challenges that this presents going forward. Read More

It also includes a close look at the latest fibre and yarn developments, a dyeing and finishing technology update and, as always, the latest industry news, exhibition news,? patents and more.

Call us on: +44 1977 708488 for a sample copy or click the link below to subscribe

Karl Mayer strengthens lace machine service


	Terrot appoints new agent for UK and Ireland The UK?s knitting industry has received a welcome boost with news that German circular knitting machine builder Terrot has appointed a new agent for sales and service in the UK and the Irish republic. Read More

	Buoyant seamless sales drive Tefron Rocketing sales in its seamless intimate apparel and activewear sectors both in the US and the Far East have helped narrow the third quarter losses at Tefron, a further indication that the company's much-publicised restructuring process is continuing to develop along the right lines. Read More

	Invista unveils latest legwear trends Invista?s 2012/2013 legwear trends collection focuses on the way consumers are using accessories to give their look a strong personal signature by complementing their outfits with creative and inventive hosiery designs. Read More

	Paris show kicks off Interfiliere season January?s edition of Interfiliere will feature several new exhibitors offering the latest knitted fabrics and accessories for the intimate apparel and beachwear sectors. Read More

	Acquisitions lift Van De Velde gloom ?Lingerie manufacturer Van de Velde?s recent acquisitions are expected to significantly boost the company?s earnings in 2011. Read More

	Sustainable cotton guide launch draws closer The Insiders Guide to Cotton and Sustainability, written by Simon Ferrigno and edited by John Mowbray, will be available for purchase from January 2012. Published by MCL Global, producers of Ecotextile News and Knitting Trade Journal, the 100 page booklet covers the ecological impact of cotton production and the environmental challenges that this presents. Read More

?	NEW ISSUE: sign up to see a sample of the contents of the most recent magazine. The latest issue of Knitting Trade Journal includes a comprehensive review of September's ITMA Exhibition. There is also a special feature on the latest developments in hosiery sector and a run down of all the latest knitting technology currently available on the market. In addition the latest issue ha the latest industry news, exhibition news, fibre and yarn updates, patents and more. Call us on: +44 1977 708488 for a sample copy or click the link below to subscribe Read More


	Fabric production dips but forecast remains upbeat With the exception of South America, global fabric production dipped across all regions in the second quarter of 2011 compared to the same period last year. Read More

	China aims to leap forward on eco-textiles As it braces itself for higher production costs and weaker exports, China will focus on ?quality rather than quantity? as part of its plan for sustainable growth in its textile sector, according to Mr Sun Ruizhe, Vice President of China National Textile and Apparel Council (CNTAC). John Mowbray reports from China. Read More

	From warp to wear Karl Mayer has teamed up with finishing technology specialist Br?ckner to develop a new, coordinated technique for the continuous finishing of seamless, warp-knitted items. Read More

	New machine offers compressed air needle selection Taiwanese circular knitting machine builder Fukahama has developed an updated version of its body-size circular rib machine which is described as an alternative, low maintenance solution for knitters looking to supply sports accessories and medical items. Read More

	New stretch knits with a natural look An Italian knitting mill has developed a new range of warp knitted fabrics offering highly flexible stretch characteristics combined with multiple performance properties. Read More

	Sustainable cotton guide launch draws closer The Insiders Guide to Cotton and Sustainability, written by Simon Ferrigno and edited by John Mowbray, will be available for purchase from January 2012. Published by MCL Global, producers of Ecotextile News and Knitting Trade Journal, the 100 page booklet covers the ecological impact of cotton production and the environmental challenges that this presents. Read More

?	NEW ISSUE: sign up to see a sample of the contents of the most recent magazine. The latest issue of Knitting Trade Journal includes a comprehensive review of September's ITMA Exhibition. There is also a special feature on the latest developments in hosiery sector and a run down of all the latest knitting technology currently available on the market. In addition the latest issue ha the latest industry news, exhibition news, fibre and yarn updates, patents and more. Call us on: +44 1977 708488 for a sample copy or click the link below to subscribe Read More

Page 4 of 5

Start
Prev
1
2
3
4
5
Next
End

- Cotton and hemp blended yarns for sustainable knits
  
  Dietenheim - Yarn spinning specialist Gebrüder Otto has developed a new cotton and hemp blended...
  
  Read More
- Karl Mayer enhances customer support systems
  
  Obertshausen – Warp knitting machine builder Karl Mayer says it has ramped up the level, speed and...
  
  Read More
- Wacoal acquires UK lingerie retailer
  
  Northampton - Global lingerie manufacturer Wacoal Holdings has acquired UK underwear and swimwear...
  
  Read More

- Stoll upgrades Patternshop interface and database
  
  Reutlingen - Flat knitting machine builder Stoll has updated the services available on its online...
  
  Read More
- Indorama shifts European yarn to Italy
  
  Bangkok - Synthetic fibre and yarn supplier Indorama Ventures, is to shift the bulk of its...
  
  Read More
- Ecofibre to supply Under Armour knitting partners
  
  Baltimore – Hemp textile specialist, Ecofibre has signed a deal with Under Armour for the supply...
  
  Read More

Sponsored Content
- Made by NAO
  
  Since 2019, NAO adds new dimensions to textile innovation with its industry-first software focusing on circular knitting fabric construction development. NAO supports the creation of new fabrics constructions in no time with the assurance that they can be produced in real life. NAO originates diverse knitting construction designs as well as efficiently and accurately displaying real-time virtual visual outcomes of new fabrics for both single/double sided circular & jacquard knitting. NAO’s software...
  
  Read More

- Karl Mayer offers '3D+AI' for knitwear design
  
  Munich – Warp knitting machine builder Karl Mayer has announced the integration of Style3D digital design...
  
  Read More
- Warp knitting upgrades bring sustainability benefits
  
  Wald - Appalachian Electronic Instruments (AEI) has outlined how its latest AutoWARP 4 device,...
  
  Read More
- Thai Acrylic Fibre offers Regel traceability
  
  Bangkok - Thai Acrylic Fibre has partnered with traceability specialist FibreTrace to offer the...
  
  Read More

Back Issue Archive

March 2018

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.
  
  Read More