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Spain registers historical rise in textile prices

Spain registers historical rise in textile prices

November 29, 2022November 29, 2022 admin

Double-digit increase in the cost of raw materials for light industry is a consequence of global inflation The industrial price index (IPRI) in the Spanish textile industry in September and October 2022 reached its highest values since the beginning of Read More …

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Which is better: poplin or satin

Which is better: poplin or satin? Choosing bed linen

November 22, 2022November 22, 2022 admin

One is shiny and silky. Another textured and cozy. Which bedding material is right for you: poplin or satin? In this article, we compare two types of fabric. Soft and cozy or smooth and silky? Monochrome or color? Everyone has Read More …

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Turkey boosts exports of blankets, winter goods to Europe amid energy crisis

Turkey boosts exports of blankets, winter goods to Europe amid energy crisis

November 14, 2022November 14, 2022 admin

Turkey has increased exports of winter goods and blankets to Europe after the energy crisis began there. This was reported with reference to the owner of a textile company in Bursa, Refik Ceylan, and the president of the Istanbul Textile Read More …

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Turkey breaks into the top three world leaders

Turkey breaks into the top three world leaders

November 7, 2022November 7, 2022 admin

Turkey’s textile industry, which has increased its share of world trade in recent years, aims to become one of the top three players in the global textile market, Hürriyet Daily News reports today, October 10. “We have already achieved the Read More …

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CashDenim: Loro Piana's new innovative material Loro Piana innovates in its supply chain Technology at the service of materials. To meet the expectations of a public increasingly concerned about ethics and the environment in its consumption, the houses are strengthening their research and development departments with the aim of building the supply of tomorrow. Evidenced by Gucci's investment in responsible wool or the upcycled line in Cofalit by Boucheron. For Loro Piana, this ambition translates into the creation of a new material, CashDenim, the characteristics of which aim to approximate denim with a soft texture. The Italian house called on a team of technicians from Japanese factories - in the Bingo region - who mixed 60% cotton and 40% cashmere to produce this woven textile. The manufacturing is meant to be artisanal and carried out by weavers on traditional machines. A process against overproduction and ever faster supply chains in the fashion industry since 50 meters of fabric is equivalent to a full day's work. Due to the scarcity of the material produced, Loro Piana has included CashDenim in two product lines of its new fall-winter 2022-2023 collection: a "Cyrius" jacket and two models of jeans, the "Madley" and the " Lewell 22". Through this initiative, Loro Piana intends to affirm its fabric-based brand heritage while demonstrating its capacity for innovation. The house, founded in 1924, has earned its reputation through its know-how in terms of materials, such as exclusive wool and cashmere, and its family governance. Values and commercial potential that convinced the LVMH group to invest in the company in 2013. A majority stake that enabled Loro Piana to boost its development strategy and take advantage of the power of the growing luxury giant +21% in the first half of 2022. The brand has thus launched a "Cocooning" loungewear collection, notably made using a new AirCash material combining silk and cashmere.

CashDenim: Loro Piana’s new innovative material

November 1, 2022November 1, 2022 admin

Loro Piana innovates in its supply chain Technology at the service of materials. To meet the expectations of a public increasingly concerned about ethics and the environment in its consumption, the houses are strengthening their research and development departments with Read More …

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textile industry in Europe

Media: The textile industry in Europe is going through the worst of times

October 25, 2022October 25, 2022 admin

Rising energy prices are seriously threatening the European fashion industry – a massive increase in energy prices leads to the fact that textile enterprises are forced to either save money or even go bankrupt. Small businesses are the hardest hit, Read More …

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textiles with sewn-in solar cells

Scientists from Nottingham have developed textiles with sewn-in solar cells

October 18, 2022November 7, 2022 admin

Combined together, photovoltaic cells are capable of generating 400 milliwatts of solar energy Researchers at Nottingham Trent University have invented textiles that are embedded with more than a thousand miniature solar cells that can charge smartwatches or mobile phones. This Read More …

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global textile industry

The sustainability of the textile industry remains low

October 10, 2022October 10, 2022 admin

The global textile industry continues to grow at a rapid pace and use more raw materials from unsustainable primary sources, Business of Fashion reports, citing a report from the nonprofit Textile Exchange. Thus, the annual market analysis showed that after Read More …

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Lafayette textiles

The role of the textile industry in plastic recycling

September 30, 2022September 30, 2022 admin

For more than a decade, Lafayette textiles have been carrying out actions in order to give this material a second use. The Colombian textile company manufactures fabrics made with recycled threads from PET bottles, a material derived from plastic. Very Read More …

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colored jeans

When bacteria stain T-shirts and jeans

September 21, 2022September 21, 2022 admin

The Viennese start-up Vienna Textile Lab uses microorganisms to dye textiles in a sustainable way. This is even relevant for outer space. Cotton fields soaked in pesticides, factories in low-cost countries with low environmental and social standards, emission-intensive manufacturing processes Read More …

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