Barcelona - Spanish textile firm Unitin has set up a new scheme, which aims to use all its Indigo cotton leftovers to make recycled yarn. Unitin, which has worked closely with knitting machine builder Santoni on the development of knitted denim fabric, says the new scheme is aimed at enhancing its adherence to environmental friendly production, a strategy which includes the adoption of a zero waste policy.
Lenzing – Lenzing has partnered with Italian spinners and knitters to develop a collection of new...
Amsterdam – Global intimate apparel giant, the Triumph Group has signed up to the ZDHC Foundation...
Milan - Enhancing the value of ‘Made in Italy’ must be placed at the heart of the challenges...
Milan - The Lycra Company will be at the Milano Unica exhibition this week where it will hold the...
Paris – Visitors to September’s Texworld Paris will have access to an increased number of...
Mohali - Active Clothing Co has signed a long-term agreement with Chinese knitting machine builder Ningbo...
New York - The global knitting machine market is projected to expand at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 7.3%, reaching US$9.03 billion by 2032, a new report suggests.
Albstadt – Circular knitting machine builder Mayer & Cie will celebrate its 120th anniversary on...
Milan – Shima Seiki Italia, the Italian subsidiary of Japanese computerised flat knitting...
Obertshausen - Warp knitting machine builder Karl Mayer has named Axel Wintermeyer as the new...
York – Our sister publication Ecotextile News has published a new podcast in which we take a deep dive into Lenzing’s latest sustainability report and learn more about the environmental milestones reached by the manufacturer of Tencel and Modal fibres.
Our host Philip Berman is joined by Lenzing’s Krishna Manda, VP corporate sustainability, and Thomas Matiz, global product sustainability lead, to discuss the company’s latest sustainability report.
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