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Lingerie lace looks to lightweight yarns
Obertshausen - Warp knitting machine builder Karl Mayer talks to UK-based lace specialist Neil...
Unifi launches new recycled polyester
Greensboro - Textured yarn manufacturer Unifi is launching an enhanced supply chain certification...
Italian knitting giant outlines focus for 2022 and beyond
Bergamo - Italian knitting mills Carvico and Jersey Lomellina have experienced strong growth in...
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Toray unveils 100% plant-based nylon fibre
Tokyo - Toray Industries has developed a nylon 510 fibre that incorporates 100% biobased synthetic polymer...
High Higg score for Chinese Lycra plant
WILMINGTON - The Lycra Company has announced that its largest manufacturing site located in...
Meridian launches new responsible wool line
Valdese - Meridian Specialty Yarn Group, a major supplier to the US sock and knitting industries,...
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Hyosung’s Fashion Design Center Introduces AW 22/23 Textile Trends
Sustainability, comfort, adaptability and texture top key textile trends all suited to company’s range of 100% recycled regen performance fibres As 2021 comes to a close, many of us look forward to a fresh new year and all of the innovative trends it will bring – and for some, that focus is on apparel. To better assist brands and retailers with their design and product development needs, Hyosung, a major textile solutions provider, established its Fashion Design Center (FDC) – an interactive...
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New technologies supporting sock and hosiery industry
Leeds - The latest technology upgrades from suppliers of ancillary equipment to the sock and...
Dual cooling technology for circular knits
Zürich - A new dual action textile cooling technology from HeiQ is said to be ideal for a range of...
Pakistan knitwear exports continue to soar
Islamabad - Exports of knitwear from Pakistan continued to surge in the second half of 2021 with...
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Tomorrow’s yarns, needed today
Dornbirn - The knitting industry will in the near future increasingly be using regenerated yarns made from textile waste. This was the main take away message from the 60th Dornbirn Global Fiber Conference (GFC), held virtually from September 15-17, reports Adrian Wilson.
