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From natural fibres to patterned fabrics, Intertextile Apparel’s key pavilions and zones demonstrate industry’s global range

Exhibition categories cover suiting and shirting, functional wear, ladieswear, casualwear, and more, with overseas suppliers featured in the International...

Impact of the ongoing Israel–USA–Iran war on the global textile & apparel supply chain

The Israel–USA–Iran war has rapidly become a logistics-and-energy shock for textiles and apparel. With tanker traffic in the Strait...

Important announcement: IGATEX PAKISTAN 2026 postponed

Fakt Exhibitions (Pvt.) Ltd. has announced the postponement of IGATEX PAKISTAN 2026 – the International Garment, Textile Machinery and...

King’s College builds a shared fibre “library” for the recycling age

By making textile-fibre identification faster, open and machine-readable, the FasTEX project attacks a quiet bottleneck in recycling, pollution tracking...

Barmag turns “invisible” vehicle yarns into a Techtextil investment case

Industrial filaments are the quiet safety infrastructure of cars—and Barmag is pitching energy-efficient, recipe-stable production as the new baseline. At...

Saudi Arabia wants geotextiles to become strategic, not peripheral

The Alujain–Beaulieu tie-up is less about one factory than about moving geosynthetics and nonwovens deeper into Saudi Arabia’s localisation...

AGY and JPS push semiconductor textiles into America’s reindustrialisation drive

Low-CTE glass fabric sounds niche. In advanced chip packaging, it is not: dimensional stability at the substrate level increasingly...

lululemon’s new “ShowZero” fabric treats sweat as an optical problem

By making wet patches stop “darkening” under light, lululemon is selling performance with a confidence benefit—useful in tennis, and...

Texprocess 2026: Market overview for strategic future investments

At Texprocess 2026, 200 exhibitors from 28 countries will be represented. In a challenging market environment, the leading trade...

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...

ICAC projects slight decline in production, relative stability for consumption

Global cotton production is projected to decline by 4% in the 2026/27 season to 24.8 million tonnes, while consumption...

Milliken tries to de-risk “PFAS-free” turnout gear with third-party proof

Fire departments no longer treat PFAS as a technicality: procurement now demands independent chemistry, not just NFPA boxes ticked. “PFAS-free”...

Bangladesh’s cotton-for-tariff bargain runs into the real world

BTMA likes the headline—zero duty for garments—yet worries the fine print could choke blends, recycled denim and allocation rules. Bangladesh’s...

Sri Lanka’s apparel export wobble shows why trade perks are not in demand

January’s mild dip masks a bigger problem: weak US/EU appetite still outweighs tariff advantages—unless Sri Lanka uses them to...

Hormuz shut, India’s garment exporters count the days

If ships must detour via the Cape of Good Hope, fashion’s tight calendars turn geopolitics into late deliveries and...

AI-guided lasers try to make textile recycling less manual

RIT’s prototype strips zips, prints and trims from garments in about ten seconds—tackling the labour bottleneck that keeps most...

Bangladesh climbs to 10.53% of US apparel imports as buyers pivot from China

Bangladesh’s gain is a reshuffle, not a boom: tariffs and risk management are accelerating America’s shift away from China...

France lifts textile-waste support to €268/tonne as second-hand outlets clog

Paris is paying more to keep the collection system alive—buying time for a tougher, more traceable EPR model that...

Apparel Group bets big on Saudi Arabia with 200 new stores and a retail SuperApp

The Gulf retailer is doubling down on Saudi scale—more shops, more brands, and a tighter digital loop—to win share...

Italian textile machinery orders slump in Q4 2025 as domestic demand collapses

Italy’s textile-machinery makers are staring at a thin order book: a sharp late-year slide and a 2.9-month backlog leave...

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From natural fibres to patterned fabrics, Intertextile Apparel’s key pavilions and...

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Exhibition categories cover suiting and shirting, functional wear, ladieswear, casualwear, and more, with overseas suppliers featured in the International Hall (5.1), Accessories Vision (1.2),...