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Das diesjährige Leichtbaudesign des Schuhoberteils kommt weitgehend ohne Futtermaterial aus, wodurch der Polyesterverbrauch um 30 % reduziert und die Materialeffizienz verbessert wird. © Huafeng

22.08.25 – Nachhaltige Sportbekleidung

Nachhaltige Sportbekleidung

Recycelte Hightech-Textilien für das Team Sonnenwagen

Die Reduktion des CO2-Fußabdrucks ist zu einer treibenden Kraft in der Textilindustrie geworden. Bei der Herstellung von Sportbekleidung ist dies jedoch ... Von Sibylle Michel

TN_ENG_WR_KW_46 — Networking among stakeholders is trump: (f.l.t.r.) Lydia Schmeink, Hugo Boss; Anke Klesper and Flora Zangue, both Hohenstein Lab.; Ellen Müller, Stoll and University of applied Sciences host, Prof. Dr. Bastian Quattelbaum. © Yvonne Heinen-Foudeh

20.11.23

Review of the industry - week 46/2023

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. Von Redaktion

Meist gelesen textile network-EN KW 45 — Pigment ink formulation based on “Impranil” and Digital White 9900. © Covestro

13.11.23

Review of the industry - week 45/2023

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. Von Redaktion

Water-based “Insqin” polyurethane dispersions (PUDs) allow up to 45% lower global warming potential than solvent-based polymer resin equivalents. © Covestro

05.06.23 – Covestro and the Environment

Covestro and the Environment

Climate neutrality in the textile coatings industry

Covestro, a producer of polymer materials in Europe, Asia and the USA, believes that regulatory pressure will be important in driving sustainability change ... Von Redaktion