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Lycra Company to unveil new sustainable solutions
Wilmington – The Lycra Company has announced the global launch of a new insulation made from...
High Fashion recognised with Lenzing award
Hong Kong - The Hong Kong-based High Fashion Group has been awarded the Tencel Strategic...
Luxury intimatewear with antimicrobial technology
Houston - Premium Peruvian womenswear brand Koketa has begun sampling a range of knitted garments...
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Byborre digital tool a 'game changer' for knits
Amsterdam – Textile studio Byborre, which works closely with knitting machine suppliers such as...
Woolmark Prize unveils 2022 finalists
Sydney - Seven of the world’s most promising emerging design talents have been selected for the...
Nilit joins C.L.A.S.S. Material Hub
Migdal Haemek – Nilit, the manufacturer of high-quality Nylon 6.6, which is widely used in the...
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Swimwear Brands Attracted to Hyosung’s Sustainable and Performance Fibre Solutions
Providing inspiration for new opportunities With the future of our planet top of mind, consumers are increasingly more eco-conscious, and swim brands are taking notice - and action - by adding more sustainable options to their swimwear collections. Two sustainable fibre solutions swimwear brands have recently adopted Hyosung’s GRS-certified, 100% recycled Mipan® regen nylon and regen polyester made from reclaimed waste. O’Neill swimwear recently developed a line of women’s swimwear made with...
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Performance Days goes digital as live show cancelled
Munich - The next edition of Performance Days, scheduled to take place on December 01-02, 2021 in...
Busi partners with Canalair on knitting room air quality
Brescia - Italian sock machine specialist Busi Giovanni has formed a partnership with Canalair...
Italian spinner unveils new range of recycled metallic yarns
Biella - Italian spinner Marchi & Fildi has expanded its sustainable portfolio with a new range of...
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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.
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