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Cotton-like smart fabric targets cold-weather apparel without moisture penalty

Researchers have developed an ultralight synthetic textile that mimics cotton’s softness while repelling water and actively regulating heat. A new...

Polartec and Peak Performance put real-use design at the centre of outdoor apparel

The collaboration shows how performance fabrics are increasingly judged not only by specifications, but by comfort, layering versatility and...

Morocco’s textile recycling opportunity could unlock $1.9 billion in investment

IFC-backed pilot trials show that textile circularity can become a competitiveness strategy for Morocco, not only a waste-management response. Morocco’s...

Karl Mayer strengthens Turkish partnership at ITM 2026: Innovation meets flexibility in challenging times

HKS 4-M EL ECO and advanced warp solutions power trendy fabrics and performance textiles for dynamic markets Istanbul, Türkiye –...

ITM 2026: KARL MAYER presents new perspectives

Solutions for current challenges and sustainable competitiveness, June 9–13, 2026, booth 3/303 A at the Tüyap Fair Convention and...

Kraig Labs moves record Spider Silk Batch into reeled fiber as scale-up test advances

The company says roughly half of its nearly 1.8-ton recombinant spider silk cocoon batch has now been converted into...

Outlast launches Bailey cooling textile for bedding, linings and skin-contact uses

The new Lyocell-based material targets instant cool-touch comfort while combining thermoregulation, bio-based inputs and European certification credentials. Outlast Technologies GmbH...

Bahrain fabric traders squeezed by shipping delays as Gulf disruption hits supply lines

Longer transit times are thinning inventories in Manama’s textile market and cutting footfall, showing how regional shipping stress is...

DuPont targets heat-strain problem with more breathable chemical coverall

The new Tyvek APX 400 shows how protective clothing is being redesigned around a harder industrial reality: safety gear...

Denim 2.0: AI, laser and waterless finishing redefine the industry

Denim finishing is shifting from water-intensive craft to digitally controlled precision, as brands seek speed, consistency and lower environmental...

MISSION turns compression wear into a cooling category

The new collection suggests performance accessories are evolving from simple support gear into multi-function products that combine recovery, heat...

Bangladesh’s new government faces a simple test: can it keep garments competitive?

The BNP’s election win has raised business hopes, but the apparel sector needs policy stability, cheaper energy and faster...

Hong Kong textile leaders explore Egypt as the next manufacturing hub

A delegation of 14 garment and textile industry leaders from Hong Kong has completed a business mission to Egypt,...

Sewing & Embroidery Industry leaders gather at 2026 ITCPE Guangzhou to co-draw a New Blueprint for the Industry

In recent years, against the backdrop of consumers’ growing demands for apparel quality, personalization and environmental sustainability, the sewing...

Intertextile Shanghai turns “one-stop sourcing” into an industrial strategy

As apparel brands juggle cost, compliance and speed, the fair’s pavilions reveal where power is shifting: toward fibre platforms,...

Over 1,500 exhibitors: Techtextil 2026 grows in key future sectors

Techtextil 2026 continues to grow: more than 1,500 exhibitors from 49 countries present their products and innovations in Frankfurt...

Hyosung’s FW 27/28 forecast: performance fabrics for a poorer, older, more circular wardrobe

The next “innovation cycle” in apparel looks less like futurism—and more like making everyday clothes work harder, for longer,...

Turkey’s textile squeeze: Europe cools, costs bite, and rivals encircle

Nearshoring still sells—but not at any price, and Turkey’s cost base is drifting out of range. Turkey remains a top-tier...

Texhibition Istanbul 2026 doubles down on “smart sourcing” as Europe re-routes supply

Turkey is pitching not just capacity, but speed, design and circular options—exactly what jittery buyers are now paying for. Texhibition...

EPFL’s “X-crossing” fabric turns stretch textiles into real actuators

By aligning metal-fibre crossings so forces add up—rather than cancel out—researchers push wearable robotics closer to clothing than machinery. Wearable...

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