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Karl Mayer opens Textile Marketspace in North America
In order to connect to the textile industry with new technologies, Karl Mayer has developed its Textile Makerspace.
The platform will encourage exchange and offer...
KARL MAYER’s new BIAXTRONIC® CO at the RWTH Aachen University
Leading technology for high-level research
KARL MAYER’s new BIAXTRONIC® CO at the RWTH Aachen University for innovative semi-finished fibre products
Textile reinforcements in concrete do not...
New TM 3, 290″, promotes economic recovery of warp knitting in China
A newcomer conquers the market
New TM 3, 290", promotes economic recovery of warp knitting in China
By the end of October 2020, the company had...
IFEMA confirms the dates of the MBFWMadrid Catwalk from 8 to 11 April
The first event of the year of the great Spanish fashion event will be moved to April, so as to guarantee the most favorable...
Volvo Car Malaysia Launches Anti-Microbial Facemask with NANOTEXTILE as Sustainability Effort
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia, January 2021 – Volvo Car Malaysia had collaborated with NanoTextile Sdn Bhd (NANOTEXTILE) producing the anti-microbial reusable face mask in pursuing...
Israelis find ‘royal purple’ fabric from King David era
JERUSALEM (AFP) - Israeli researchers said they had found scraps of fabric coloured with a purple dye dating from the eras of King David...
Contest offering $650K to knock out microfiber pollution
Washington – Conservation X Labs and a global coalition of partners have launched an innovation competition with $650,000 in cash prizes dedicated to solving...
Trützschler worldwide: Trützschler in India
Welcome to Trützschler India: In our latest location video, Managing Director Joseph Thomson and Vice President Kashyap Bhavsar give insights into our subsidiary in...
Cotton exports to china increased significantly
Chinese ports’ cotton stocks are primarily from India, which ends the battle between India and China.
As input from cotton traders and international businessmen in...
Textile fibres polluting Arctic Ocean: Ocean Wise
Fibres from clothing and textiles may be a major source of microplastic pollution in the Arctic Ocean, according to a study by Ocean Wise.
Synthetic...
