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Primark expands shapewear with LYCRA Beauty and Adaptiv Technologies

Fibres
The three-range programme brings engineered compression, easier dressing and size adaptability into value-priced intimate apparel across Europe and the...

Eastman positions Naia Renew as a comfort upgrade for denim

Denim
Three fabric directions combine recycled-content cellulose acetate with cotton, lyocell or polyester, targeting softer handle, moisture management and broader...

Carbon-neutral fibre yarn market forecast to reach $2.6 billion by 2036

Fibres
Demand is rising for lower-carbon and offset-backed yarns, but credible growth will depend on product-level emissions data, traceability and...

H&M launches first denim using TENCEL–Circ recycled textile pulp

Fibres
The two-style men’s collection connects polycotton recycling, regenerated cellulosic fibre production and Pakistani denim manufacturing in a mass-market retail...

Rieter-led venture plans franchise network for industrial textile recycling

Spinning
Recycling Powerhouse will combine automated sorting, fabric preparation, tearing, spinning and traceability in standardised plants, with its first reference...

ANDRITZ Offers End-to-End Bast Fibre Lines from Straw to Nonwoven Web

Fibres
The integrated platform combines decortication, refining, cottonisation and web formation, targeting industrial use of hemp, flax, jute and other...

TMAS welcomes ReSpin as Swedish textile recycling accelerates

Fibres
As the latest company to join TMAS – the Swedish Textile Machinery Association – ReSpin has this year established...

Industrial scale meets verified governance: RE&UP is now B Corp™ certified

Fibres
The milestone solidifies the company’s commitment to transparent, textile-to-textile manufacturing across the global value chain.  Eindhoven, 10 July – RE&UP,...

Vietnam-US Cotton and Garment Trade Forms a $8bn Supply-Chain Loop

Fibres
Vietnam is buying more US cotton while selling more garments back to American consumers, creating a commercially valuable—but increasingly...

Renasens secures €10m to scale waterless CO₂ recycling for blended textiles

Cotton
The Swedish start-up aims to recover intact cotton and polyester fibres without water or polymer depolymerisation, tackling one of...

Global denim market forecast to reach $48bn as performance and circularity reshape demand

Denim
Denim’s next growth phase will be driven less by basic jeans volumes and more by lighter fabrics, premium finishes,...

Cooling fabrics market to reach $6bn as heat, sportswear and workwear demand rise

Fabrics
Cooling textiles are shifting from a sportswear feature to a broader comfort, safety and climate-adaptation category. The global cooling fabrics...

Nylon 6,6 Market Set for Steady Growth as Technical Textiles and Automotive Demand Hold

Fibres
Nylon 6,6 remains a specialist polymer where performance, heat resistance and durability matter more than low-cost volume. The global nylon...

Cotton made in Africa gains top sustainability rating as verified cotton demand tightens

Cotton
The new assessment strengthens CmiA’s position with brands seeking credible, lower-risk cotton claims backed by recognised social, environmental and...

Brazil’s June cotton export record reinforces its grip on Asian spinning markets

Cotton
Brazilian cotton is gaining share not only through volume, but through quality, traceability and increasingly diversified export logistics. Brazilian cotton...

Pakistan-China cotton research push targets seed, mechanisation and farm-level yield gaps

Cotton
Pakistan’s cotton recovery will depend less on broad ambition than on converting joint research into locally validated seed, disciplined...

Pakistan’s sugarcane expansion deepens cotton supply risk for textile value chain

Cotton
As sugarcane acreage rises and cotton retreats, Pakistan faces a crop-policy problem with direct consequences for ginners, spinners, cottonseed...

LignoQuat targets silver-based textile finishes with a Lignin-Derived antibacterial coating

Dyeing & Finishing
The promise is a metal-free antimicrobial finish for medical and workwear textiles; the proof now required is industrial durability,...

Medical clothing market could reach $250.8bn by 2035 as hospitals shift from commodity apparel to verified protection

Nonwovens
The commercial opportunity is real, but growth will favour suppliers that can prove barrier performance, regulatory compliance and reliable...

Antimicrobial hospital textiles could hit $17.4bn by 2030, but evidence will decide the winners

Fibres
Durable performance, compliant claims and verified wash-life—not generic “antimicrobial” finho wins. The global antimicrobial hospital textiles market was estimated at...
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