The cup of cappuccino on a winter’s day, NILIT Heat nylon yarn from Nilit, made with coffee charcoal, warms wearers from the inside out. Wearers enjoy a comfortable sweat-free sensation due to the excellent absorption and moisture management provided by the yarns.
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Yarn Expo Spring concluded its 2017 edition, held at the National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai) with high satisfaction from both exhibitors and buyers. Delighted with the results, Senior General Manager of Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd Wendy Wen commented: “This edition we have seen a noticeable increase in the optimism of our exhibitors about the market situation in the coming year, so we are excited about what the year holds for the industry.
Neha Arora and Dr Seema Sekhri provide a comprehensive review of pollution caused during denim manufacturing process and how sustainable practices can be adopted to reduce the environmental pollution.
The market success of the clearer has been accelerated by the launch of the latest version of the USTER® QUANTUM 3, which offers new features targeting intelligent quality management at specific fashion-oriented applications.
Innovation in textiles has reached new heights covering various aspects including care, comfort, hygiene and functional values. An ITJ Exclusive takes a peep into this new world.
“Wear Your Sunscreenâ€Â, drums up an advertisement, promoting a dress with a textile material that can repel UV rays! Ever left the house and immediately regretted your choice of pastel shirt?
Trützschler and Voith introduce new safety standard for wet-laid spunlaced nonwovens machinery.
In the shape of standard VN 3260/TN 0790, Voith Paper and Trützschler Nonwovens have developed a new safety standard for wet-laid spunlaced (WLS) nonwovens machines. The standard will help producers of nonwovens to ensure safe and reliable operation of their machines.
In 1997, Rieter created the trademark Com4®. It stands for yarns in superior and consistent quality, spun with the four Rieter spinning technologies. Today, more than 130 licensees supply Com4® yarns to weavers and knitters worldwide.