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Epson has announced it has entered into an agreement to acquire digital front-end developer Fiery for US$591m.
A research team from the School of Fashion and Textiles at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University has developed intelligent activewear: iActive.
Switzerland-based materials innovation leader HeiQ has been developing several sustainable solutions, differing from traditional antimicrobial production methods.
Hologenix, a pioneer in textile innovation and the company behind CELLIANT® infrared materials, has linked up with Cadense, the world's first and only Variable Friction shoe for ground-breaking adaptive solutions.
Flexfit, known for its stretch-fit caps has collaborated with the World Surf League for the 2024 US Open of Surfing at Huntington Beach Pier.
UK-based activewear brand Sealskinz has launched a lightweight, breathable range of clothing for running.
Every week within our News Hub, we publish the latest news released across the textile & apparel supply chain.
Printing manufacturer RICOH will be showcasing its new direct-to-film (DTF) roll-to-roll concept at Printing United Expo 2024.
A report published by Material Innovation Initiative calls on fashion brands and textile manufacturers to invest in next-generation materials.
The Better Cotton initiative has outlined plans to become an externally verified certification scheme as it rises to the demands of new and emerging global legislation.
Bangladesh saw the closure of over 130 garment factories this week amid violent worker protests for higher wages and back pay. However, there have been claims outsiders have added to the unrest.
The Textile Innovation Podcast speaks to Gillian Ridley Whittle, founder and CEO of ethical underwear and clothing brand Peachaus.
Researchers from North Carlina State University have found cotton seeds could play a key role in replacing toxic chemicals used to produce wrinkle-free fabrics.
Examining sports and outdoorwear innovations capable of keeping wearers fresh, thermoregulating, increasing wellness and weathering the elements.
A new study has found Bangladesh is missing out on up to US$5bn a year in potential revenue from recycled textile products.
The 63rd Dornbirn Global Fibre Congress is close to commencing. WTiN explores what will be on offer for attendees.
The American Apparel & Footwear Association (AAFA) has written a letter withdrawing its opposition to a US bill to implement an extended producer responsibility (EPR) framework and ramp up textile recycling in California.
Pakistan-based apparel manufacturer Interloop has achieved impressive scores on the global Higg Index standard. Abigail Turner finds out more about the manufacturer’s sustainability initiatives.
Billabong has launched its most sustainable wetsuit range to date. Abigail Turner finds out more about the technologies used in the collection and how the brand plans to scale their use.
Research at Nottingham Trent University has uncovered millennials use of smart textiles. Abigail Turner asks lead PhD candidate Romona Cristina Cook what her findings could indicate for the sector.