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A New, Sure-Fire Success Is In The Starting Blocks
Successful launch of the RDJ 6/1 EN, with its high cost: benefit ratio, for the shoe fabric sector
KARL MAYER has expanded its range of...
Virus War and the Textiles Sector
By: Seshadri Ramkumar, Professor, Texas Tech University, USA
Advanced textiles to apparel manufacturers are turning to their own creative ways to support the fight against...
Nonwoven Textiles Aides with Job Creation in an Indian Village
By: Seshadri Ramkumar, Professor, Texas Tech University, USA
A village in the deep south of India starts manufacturing nonwoven shopping bags as part of “self-help”...
Growth of Iranian Carpet Exports , Reasons and Goals
No one in the world knows that Iran is the birthplace and carpet of many millennia. A country that has been the world's largest...
ISKO joins the Berlin Fashion Week with a 360 degree approach
Neonyt, Selvedge Run, and Premium: the world’s leading denim ingredient brand plays a major role in the German capital.
The new fashion year has begun...
Status Quo: Indian Textile Industry
India is known to be a country with youth majority and the business opportunities in India are vast. The textile industry is not untouched...
TRAVEL BAGS: From Commodity to Fashion Statement
Bags were considered to be a mere commodity for packing things till few years back but with the augmentation of domestic and international travel,...
Denim Recycling: A Sustainable Approach
Sustainability and recycling are the buzz word today, and all stake holders in the apparel supply chain right from manufacturers to consumers are working...
Bio-active Textiles
▶︎ In Brief: Bio-active textiles are revolutionizing apparel and home textiles with self-cleaning, odor-eating, and antimicrobial properties. Using natural and engineered additives like silver,...
Insight on India’s Non-Wovens Market
Introduction:
The definition of Nonwovens, as per the nonwovens association EDANA (European Disposables and Nonwovens Association), is a sheet of fibres, continuous filaments,...
