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Heberlein at ITM

Key components for filament yarn production

Heberlein, a Swiss supplier of air interlacing and air texturing jets, plans to show visitors at the upcoming ITM in Turkey critical components, such as the latest “Poly Jet-TG-3”, that can influence both yarn properties and processes. By Christine Heywood

Weaving technology

Stäubli at ITM 2024 Istanbul

Stäubli is presenting at ITM 2024 an overview of its latest technologies, machinery, and solutions. With a diverse array of cutting-edge solutions, from warp processing to shed formation and carpet weaving, Stäubli continues to set the benchmark for excellence in textile ... By Christine Heywood

AI-powered virtual try-on technology

Zyler wins “Virtual Fitting Room Innovation of the Year”

Anthropics Technology, a provider of AI fashion try-on solutions, is proud to announce that its Zyler virtual try-on technology has won the “Virtual fitting Room Innovation of the Year” award at the 2024 Retail Tech Breakthrough Awards. By Christine Heywood

Review of the industry - week 19/2024

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

01/02/2015

ITMA: Award for Mitsa Group

By Editorial staff

01/02/2015

Heimtex: Using synergies – building strengths

By Editorial staff

31/01/2015

Outlast: Marriage with down

By Editorial staff

30/01/2015

Lectra: Three Questions for Chris Nicolaes

Chris Nicolaes: It is a very exciting task in an incredibly strong company. Lectra has more than 40 years experience in the fashion industry and has always ... By Editorial staff

29/01/2015

Gerber Technology: Integrated 3D

By Editorial staff

29/01/2015

The 27th edition of the Colombiatex de las Americas: Open Access

The 27th edition of the Colombiatex de las Americas opened its doors on the 27th of January at the Plaza Mayor in Medellin. By Editorial staff

28/01/2015

A perfect fit from the web

Digital fashion is a challenge and the European answer to textile mass production from the Far East. It is supposed to push classic clothing “Made in ... By Editorial staff