Daniel Keienburg

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In 2025, fashion brands that know how to adapt to the transformations will be the ones to lead in a rapidly evolving industry. © Lectra

 
13/01/2025 – On our own behalf

On our own behalf

Review of the industry - week 2/2025

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  Daniel Keienburg
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The spectrum at Heimtextil ranges from fibres and yarns to unfinished materials and finished end products. © Messe Frankfurt / Thomas Fedra

 
11/11/2024 – Advertorial

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Heimtextil 2025

Global stage for inspiration: Heimtextil expands product range and makes textile interior design more visible than ever before. Messe Frankfurt
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IVG Insolvenzversteigerung Breckle GmbH. © IVG Industrieverwertungs Gesellschaft

 
21/10/2024 – Anzeige

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Insolvenzversteigerung Breckle GmbH

Versteigert werden hochwertige Maschinen sowie Werkstattausrüstung einer Polsterbetten- und Matratzenfabrik. Besichtigung: 28 und 29.Oktober 2024 in Northeim. ... IVG Insolvenzversteigerung
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Models with Fynch Hatton clothing: The brand offers high-quality women's and men's fashion. © Fynch-Hatton

 
23/09/2024 – Advertorial

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Fynch-Hatton digitizes with OSCA

The fashion brand opts for the SCM software from Setlog. The implementation happened in a record time of just five weeks. The processes are automated, ... von Setlog
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The outlook for 2024 is the focus of the new issue of textile network. © Meisenbach Verlag

 
27/03/2024 – On our own behalf

On our own behalf

New issue textile network 1-2024

A new issue of our trade journal, textile network, is published today. Issue 1-2024 focuses on the near future. We asked key players in the textile and ... By  Daniel Keienburg
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Befüllung der Rakel mit geschmolzenem PHA unter Einsatz einer Heißklebepistole. © DITF

 
13/03/2024 – DITF Forschungsprojekt

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Schutz technischer Textilien durch Biopolymere aus Bakterien

Die Deutschen Institute für TextiI- und Faserforschung Denkendorf (DITF) forschen an Materialien aus nachwachsenden Quellen für technische Textilien, ... By  Daniel Keienburg