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Founded in 2021, Sages London is a UK-based start-up that produces natural dyes from food waste.
Based in Nivala, Finland, Natural Indigo Finland specialises in producing sustainable, natural dyes as an eco-friendly alternative to synthetic options.
WTiN explores the use of nanomaterials in the sports and outdoorwear sectors. We look at the advanced functionalities achieved with these materials and innovative developments in this space.
In this report, WTiN analyses the market for smart textiles suppliers and integrators. It also discusses key trends and future outlook of the sector.
Smart textiles is a rapidly growing sector. According to a report by Grand View Research, the market is anticipated to reach US$21.85bn by 2030, registering a compound annual growth rate of 31.3% over the forecast period (2017-2030).
Examining sports and outdoorwear innovations capable of keeping wearers fresh, thermoregulating, increasing wellness and weathering the elements.
The Re-Start Alliance is a collaborative initiative that aims to develop the circular textile ecosystem in India. WTiN speaks to Priyanka Khanna and Valarie Langer to find out more about their work.
The smart sector has experienced a slow start to the year, with a sentiment score of +0.63 in H1 2024. WTiN takes a look at key developments and trends, as well as the likelihood of a positive outlook.
A strong start to the year for the sportswear sector, with a 26% increase in sentiment score from 2023, resting at +0.73 for the first half (H1) of 2024.
The recent Future Fabrics Expo showcased next-generation materials for textiles and apparel.
Marzoli is an Italian manufacturer of complete spinning lines for short-staple fibres.
Exploring technologies capable of cutting waste, optimising processes and reusing or saving materials for improved efficiency.
This company profile explores the activities of sustainable footwear and apparel brand Allbirds, covering its market position, operational geographies, sustainable initiatives and R&D efforts.
Founded in Germany by microbiologist Anke Domaske, QMilk produces fibres made from renewable raw materials and non-food milk.
Researchers have developed a multifunctional sensor that can detect and visualise movement in the dark, without the need for an additional power source.
In this Fireside Chat, Marie O’Mahony, a consultant, professor, author and curator specialising in smart and advanced textiles, reviews the recent Wearables Collective symposium with Madelaine Thomas, WTiN’s head of content.
In 2021, Human Material Loop was founded by Zsofia Kollar to explore the potential of using human hair waste as a viable material for the textiles industry.
Founded in 2023, apparel technology firm Loop Kinetics aims to bridge the gap between textiles and electronics. WTiN speaks to founder Naeem Riaz about how his company is helping others enter the smart textiles space.
In this report, WTiN explores the state of standardisation in the smart textiles industry. This includes a look at the market and the current challenges it faces, as well as the standards in place to address them.
Researchers from an Australian university are using nanodiamonds to create smart textiles that can cool people down faster.
Assessing key innovations in alternative fibres and yarns, comprising algal, cellulosic and protein-based materials.
ScalingIntelligence5 Feb 2025
