textile network

Textile recycling

Selenis and Syre in strategic partnership

The two companies announce a strategic partnership to establish a textile-to-textile recycling plant in Cedar Creek, North Carolina, USA. By Editorial staff

On our own behalf

The last issue of the year has been published!

In addition to many exciting topics, the current issue of textile network focuses on innovations and developments in functional clothing and textile finishing. By Sibylle Michel

Sustainability and performance

Expansion of PVD technology capabilities

Oerlikon Riri and Oerlikon Fineparts expand their PVD technology capabilities to enhance sustainability and performance. By Editorial staff

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Review of the industry - week 47/2024

At this point, we present the five most read articles of the past week. The ranking is based on your click behavior on the website. By Sven Ramer

Technician Roberto Köhler from TITK Rudolstadt shows two bobbins with yarns of different fineness, produced from the hemp-based cellulose regenerated fiber Lyohemp. © TITK_ Steffen Beikirch

21/04/2021 – Research

Research

TITK: First lyocell fibre made from non-wood-based pulp

An article by Dr. Frank Meister, Department Head Native Polymers and Chemical Research at TITK. By Editorial staff

20/04/2021 – Vombaur

Vombaur

Sustainability: Woven tapes made of natural fibres

With woven tapes made of flax, Vombaur makes the functional and ecological advantages of natural fibres available for lightweight design. By Editorial staff

The fashion brand Marc O’Polo stands for upscale, contemporary Premium Modern Casual Wear. © Marc O'Polo

20/04/2021 – Setlog

Setlog

Marc O’Polo: Casual and powerful into the future

“At the beginning of the corona crisis, it was particularly useful that we had Osca as a software.” Dr. Patric Spethmann, COO Marc O’Polo. By Thilo Jörgl By Editorial staff

20/04/2021 – Advert

Advert

Digital Fitting. To the point.

Virtual simulations in design, model development and product communication open up better opportunities for apparel companies in global competition. Those ... By Editorial staff

At its regular meeting at the end of March, the Heimtextil Trend Council exchanged views on current design developments. The picture shows Anne Marie Commandeur, Stijlinstituut Amsterdam. © Messe Frankfurt Exhibition / Pietro Sutera

20/04/2021 – Heimtextil trend concept 2022/23

Heimtextil trend concept 2022/23

Heimtextil 2022: How has the pandemic changed the way we live?

This important question was tackled recently in a digital workshop by the Heimtextil Trend Council. By Editorial staff

Trendbuch — Answer quickly and win: Messe Frankfurt has once again provided us with three Trend Books of the Heimtextil Trends 2021/22 “Nothing New, Everything New” for you. © Messe Frankfurt

16/04/2021 – Competition: Win a trend book

Competition: Win a trend book

„Nothing New, Everything New “

This is the motto for the new trend season 2020/2021, which was developed by the Trend Council of the Heimtextil trade fair. We are giving away three Trend ... By Editorial staff

Following the Spring Edition of Yarn Expo which was held from 10 – 12 March at the National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai), the next editions’ dates have now been revealed. © Messe Frankfurt (HK)

16/04/2021 – After the fair is before the fair

After the fair is before the fair

Next dates for Yarn Expo in China

Yarn Expo Autumn at the National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai) will be held August, 25–27, and Yarn Expo Shenzhen will be held November ... By Editorial staff