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Intelligence
- What is Intelligence?
- Digital Textiles
- Performance Textiles
- Protective Textiles
- Smart Textiles
- Textile 4.0
What is Intelligence?
Our Intelligence channels offer market intelligence, technical reports and deep-dive analysis of key industry motivators, technologies, materials and impactors. WTiN Intelligence provides detailed analysis of important high-growth areas of the textile and apparel industry. WTiN’s expert team of analysts and network of researchers go beyond the what and the why to look at what might come next, what businesses need to contend with in an evolving global supply chain, and how they can take advantage of the opportunities on the horizon.
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Industry insight, market information, and the connections you need to examine and evaluate market trends in the roll-to-roll digital textile printing sector.
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Environmental regulations: Part 6 – Government Initiatives
By Dr Deya Roy
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Analysis of the Vietnamese Digital Textile Market
By Stephanie Masuwa
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Digital Transformation Outlook
By Anna Borkowicz & Sophie Darby
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Market and technical intelligence essential to the activewear and athleisure textile and clothing industries.
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Developments in design aspects to enhance athletic performance - Part II
By Dr Valentina Perzolla and Victoria Nickerson
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Developments in design aspects to enhance athletic performance - Part I
By Dr Valentina Perzolla
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Digital Transformation Outlook
By Anna Borkowicz & Sophie Darby
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In-depth intelligence about textiles used in outdoor sportswear, footwear and equipment, as well as textile applications that require protection from external environments - such as workwear and PPE.
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Digital Transformation Outlook
By Anna Borkowicz & Sophie Darby
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Developments and innovations in mechanical protection - Part II
By Dr Valentina Perzolla
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Company Profile: HD Wool
By Jessica Basey
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In-depth intelligence on the materials, manufacturing technologies and application areas of smart textiles.
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Printed electronics for wearable smart textiles - Part II
By Xenia Mutter
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Pireta
By Jessica Basey
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Printed electronics for wearable smart textiles - Part I
By Xenia Mutter
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Digital Transformation Outlook
By Anna Borkowicz & Sophie Darby
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Providing investors and decision makers in the textile and apparel value chain with in-depth analysis and insight into the digitalisation of manufacturing processes and smart business models.
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OnRobot develops unified platform for cobot application
By Otis Robinson
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Cloud-based platform fuels entrepreneurship
By Joe Link
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Mass customisation: Part 3 – Software
By Sophie Darby
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Digital Transformation Outlook
By Anna Borkowicz & Sophie Darby
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WTiNews
- What is WTiNews?
- Fibres & Yarns
- Knitting & Weaving
- Effects
- Technical Textiles
- Nonwovens
- Textile Economics
What is WTiNews?
Our WTiNews channels take a look at global textile and apparel industry innovation, businesses, technology and markets, provided by WTiN’s in-house team of journalists. WTiNews is set apart from basic news content as it discerns the importance of changes and developments in the supply chain. WTiNews doesn’t only tell you ‘what’ has happened, it also covers impact, the bigger picture and the industry’s response to trends, events and more.
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A viewpoint on both natural and manmade fibres and yarns, as seen through the eyes of manufacturers, growers, processors and spinners, with a mix of technical articles, analysis and product innovation news.
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South African wool market struggles for clear direction
By Nitin Madkaikar
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New Zealand wool market generally easier with lambs being mixed
By Nitin Madkaikar
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Australian wool market sees ‘volatile’ first sale of the New Year
By Nitin Madkaikar
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Digital Transformation Outlook
By Anna Borkowicz & Sophie Darby
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Analysis and manufacturing technology updates for the global fabric manufacturing industries and their supply-chain partners.
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Chinese textile manufacturers gain additional access to US machinery
By Keith Nuthall
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Can we create researchers?
By Dr Seshadri Ramkumar, Texas Tech University
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Sports fever set to take over Munich
By Fiona Haran
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Digital Transformation Outlook
By Anna Borkowicz & Sophie Darby
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News, analysis and technical information on the important realms of dyeing, finishing, printing (both screen and digital) and coating.
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Energy and time saving in pretreatment
By Dr Naresh M Saref
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Chinese textile manufacturers gain additional access to US machinery
By Keith Nuthall
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TTS examines transfer paper trends
By Otis Robinson
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Digital Transformation Outlook
By Anna Borkowicz & Sophie Darby
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News, market insight, analysis and product development updates from the fast-growing markets in technical textiles, covering all applications and end uses.
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Chinese textile manufacturers gain additional access to US machinery
By Keith Nuthall
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Can we create researchers?
By Dr Seshadri Ramkumar, Texas Tech University
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Sports fever set to take over Munich
By Fiona Haran
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Digital Transformation Outlook
By Anna Borkowicz & Sophie Darby
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Unrivalled coverage of the manufacture and uses of engineered polymer and fibre ‘non-textile’ products.
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Chinese textile manufacturers gain additional access to US machinery
By Keith Nuthall
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Can we create researchers?
By Dr Seshadri Ramkumar, Texas Tech University
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Cloud-based platform fuels entrepreneurship
By Joe Link
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Digital Transformation Outlook
By Anna Borkowicz & Sophie Darby
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Your instant window on the global raw materials prices, trade movements, resources and manufacturing costs that can affect the profitability of your textile products.
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South African wool market struggles for clear direction
By Nitin Madkaikar
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New Zealand wool market generally easier with lambs being mixed
By Nitin Madkaikar
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Australian wool market sees ‘volatile’ first sale of the New Year
By Nitin Madkaikar
- Full Channel
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Digital Transformation Outlook
By Anna Borkowicz & Sophie Darby
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Events
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Innovate Textile & Apparel Asia 2020
05 May 2020 - 06 May 2020 (Singapore)Innovate Textile & Apparel (ITA) arrives in Asia for the first time in April 2020. Over two days, key players in the industry will gather in Singapore to discuss the next wave of opportunities in the global textile and apparel manufacturing community. ITA leaves no stone unturned, from emerging manufacturing technologies, to innovations in materials and digital transformation business strategies being explored.
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Innovate Textile & Apparel Americas 2020
22 Jul 2020 (Boston & Portland)
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Journals
- Digital Textile
- Future Textile
- International Dyer & Finisher
- Knitting International
- Nonwovens Report International
- Textile 4.0
- Twist
More Details All JournalsDigital Textile is the world’s only journal dedicated wholly to textile applications in the rapidly developing field of digital printing.
More Details All JournalsFuture Textile (FT) is focused on innovation in the fast-growing technical textiles sector, from fibre to finished product, covering all the applications and end uses across the world. As global demand for technical textiles rises, high-level executives and product designers increasingly turn to FT for the latest news, product launches, R&D projects, conference reports and market insight.
More Details All JournalsInternational Dyer & Finisher is the unrivalled world leader in the delivery of vital sector-specific information for textile dyers, finishers, printers and coaters.
More Details All JournalsKnitting International is uniquely placed to give a worldwide perspective to manufacturers and retailers in the ever-more globalised and diversified knitting industry.
More Details All JournalsNonwovens Report International (NRI) keeps you up-to-date with the latest developments across the nonwovens market. With its team of technical and industry experts, NRI makes use of its close ties with associations, research institutes and market-leading businesses to bring you international reporting that covers areas all over the world.
More Details All JournalsPreviously known as IoTex, the newly relaunched Textile 4.0 journal delivers vital insights into the burgeoning transformation of the textile and apparel value chain. It covers a spectrum of content, from technologies enabling the personalisation trend to supply chain transparency, the latest in fabric gripping robotics, smart clothing and much more.
More Details All JournalsTwist is read across the textile supply chain, from early stage processors to retailers, with its primary focus the provenance of fine natural fibres such as wool, cotton, silk, linen, cashmere and mohair, as well as rare and speciality fibres.
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