Sustainability will get update on sustainable, recycling technical textiles updates.
According to a market research report, the “Textile Recycling Market by Material (Cotton, Polyester & Polyester Fibers, Wool, Nylon & Nylon Fibers), Textile Waste, Process, Distribution, End-use Industry (Apparel, Home
Textile Recycling Market worth $9.4 billion by 2027 – At a CAGR of 6.4% Read More »
Partnership will help fiber producer advance sustainability and performance Kelheim Fibres, a manufacturer of viscose speciality fibres, has joined Recycling Atelier Augsburg. Recycling Atelier Augsburg is a unique center for
Kelheim Joins Recycling Atelier Read More »
Japan’s Repeat has signed an agreement to license its chemical recycling technology for polyester products to Zhejiang Jianxin Jiaren New Materials, as the world’s first company to be licensed by
Japan’s Repeat licenses new chemical recycling technology to Zhejiang Read More »
Roswell Textiles announces the full commercial launch of Ecofuse, plant-based low carbon nonwoven materials that can provide carbon offsets and are intended to replace incumbent synthetic nonwoven materials with more
Roswell Textiles Launches Ecofuse Plant-Based Nonwovens Read More »
New Delhi, February 16, 2023: Bisleri International Pvt Ltd, India’s leading mineral water company, has strengthened its sustainability strategy by launching ‘Bisleri Greener Promise.’ The sustainability philosophy focuses on creating
Milliken brand Polartec is launching the Shed Less Fleece process, designed to reduce home laundry fibre fragment shedding by an average of 85% as a result of a special combination
Significant reduction in fibre fragment shedding Read More »
Design for Circularity is the latest capsule collection of eight responsible denim pieces being launched by Soorty, one of Pakistan’s largest vertically integrated denim companies. The collection was previewed during
Denim design thinking Read More »
In the coming ten years, technical textiles and nonwovens in the form of filter media will prove to be central to reducing the risk of exposure to airborne viruses and
Where will technical textiles make a difference in the next ten years? Read More »
Japanese company Toray has made recycled nylon 66 by recovering it from silicone-coated airbag fabric scrap cuttings. This material is able to achieve the same flowability and mechanical properties as
Japan’s Toray uses silicon-coated airbags to develop recycled nylon 66 Read More »
Following on from established projects in Europe and India, Amsterdam-based Fashion for Good is launching the Sorting for Circularity USA project focused on the North American textile-to-textile recycling market. It
Sorting for Circularity in the USA Read More »
