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Bringing movement to the surface ; First warp knitted textiles with a seersucker effect
Seersucker clothing is a hit every summer season. The fabrics look cool and can be worn without breaking into a sweat. This is thanks...
Important tips for buying second hand textile machinery and carpet machineries
Textile is one of the largest industries in the world. In many developed countries such as the United States, the United Kingdom, Italy, and...
Non-woven industry in Iran needs more government support
The non-woven textile industry is one of the newest sectors of the textile industry. The nonwoven textile industry is very important today.
A group of...
Nigeria’s Traditional Textiles Threatened by Chinese Imports
By Ifiok Ettang
JOS, NIGERIA - Nigeria has been producing traditional, handmade, beautiful fabric designs for centuries. But preservers of ancient art say modern manufacturing...
New Apparel Training Centre in Ghana
The German government’s Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH along with its partners—Ethical Apparel Africa (EAA), Gerber, Groz Beckert, Freudenberg and Accra Technical...
Fashioning with Waste: Turning Fast Fashion into an Opportunity in Africa
Written By: Richard Munang / Robert Mgendi
Human capital, embodied in the skills, talents, energy, aptitudes, creativity of the human race, has propelled the global...
Copper is the key to Hong Kong innovation
In addition to the INDEX™ nonwovens show, Palexpo is also the venue for the International Exhibition of Inventions of Geneva, which is next scheduled...
A valid alternative to ‘The Golden Fleece of Fabrics’
The way the entire nonwovens supply chain has been galvanised at every level by the need for face masks and other PPE articles in...
H&M first to adopt Eastman NaiaTM Renew cellulosic fiber in Conscious Exclusive collection
H&M’s sustainable womenswear collection will feature eco-luxe garments made from NaiaTM Renew
Leading global fashion retailer H&M is first to market with its new Conscious...
Nylon fibers hold promise for electricity-generating clothing
The research could result in garments that can power mobile phones and more
Bath, England – Scientists have found a way to produce nylon fibers...
