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What Does H&M Stand For? Meaning, History & Brand Story
H&M stands for Hennes & Mauritz. “Hennes” means “hers” in Swedish, while “Mauritz” comes from the name of Mauritz Widforss, a company acquired in...
All You Need to Know About ZARA
Zara is a Spanish brand, founded in 1975 in A Coruña, Spain by Amancio Ortega and his wife Rosalía Mera. Despite common misconceptions, Zara...
All You Need to Know About DeFacto
DeFacto is one of Turkey’s leading fashion retailers, known worldwide for its affordable clothing and trend-conscious designs. The brand is widely recognized for offering...
What Is the Difference Between Textile and Apparel?
Understanding the distinction between textile and apparel is essential for anyone working in the fashion, garment, and fabric industries—or even for consumers who want...
All You Need to Know About LC Waikiki
As one of the most growth-leading fashion brands in the international retail sector, LC Waikiki has become a respected textile label delivering stylish and...
Innovative, Green and Lean Canvas Model for the Future of the Textile Industry
This article covers a textile-focused project prepared by Nafize Ozturk, who has passed the preliminary selection stage in the ongoing TechXtile Challenge competition organized...
24 Types of Fabric: A Complete Guide for the Textile and Fashion Industry
Understanding different types of textile fabric is essential for designers, manufacturers, and consumers across the global fashion and textile value chain. Fabrics vary in...
Air Purifying Textiles: The Future of Clean Air in Fashion and Fabrics
Air pollution has long been one of the world’s most serious health concerns, linked to millions of premature deaths each year. While outdoor smog...
Why Salt is Essential in Reactive Dyeing but Not in Reactive Printing
By T. A. Motasim Billah
Head of Processing, Osiyo Home Textile (Namangan, Uzbekistan)
B. Sc in Textile Engineering, DIU (Bangladesh)
M. Sc in Textile Engineering, NamDTU (Uzbekistan)
Abstract
Reactive...
Choosing the Right Chemistry: Cationic, Anionic & Nonionic Chemicals in Fabric Processing
By T. A. Motasim Billah
Head of Processing, Osiyo Home Textile (Namangan, Uzbekistan)
B. Sc in Textile Engineering, DIU (Bangladesh)
M. Sc in Textile Engineering, NamDTU (Uzbekistan)
Introduction
Textile...
