Garment export may face difficulties for sudden rise in yarn price
After more than one and half years, the local apparel exporters have been experiencing a soaring inflow of work orders from the international clothing retailers
Category : Fiber, Yarn & Fabric
Innovations in textile fiber, yarn & fabric
China emphasizes cotton cooperation with BRI Central Asian nations
China has planned to boost cooperation in the cotton industry with nations participating in the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) during the 14th Five-Year Plan
Yarn Production and Innovation Center to be built in Philippines
The Department of Science and Technology (DOST) of the Philippines has given the green light to the establishment of the P40-million Regional Yarn Production and
Digital care label to give consumers a fully traceable experience
Avery Dennison has announced a partnership with Los Angeles-based Ambersillie to launch its digital care label solution with the aim of accelerating notifications after clothing.
Novibra introduces LENA – low-energy and noise-absorbing spindle that delivers highest speeds
Saving energy and decreasing energy costs are key requirements to keep spinning mills competitive. Novibra addresses this market need with the development of the spindle
Finishing of nylon fabric for antibacterial activity
Due to COVID-19, the demand for antibacterial finished fabrics has increased rapidly. The fabrics not only protect from viruses but also stops the spreading of
Recycling plastic bags into performance fabrics
Researchers from the department of engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) highlights that polyethylene (PE) fabrics show ultra-lightweight, low material cost and recyclability,
RMG makers turning to artificial fibers
Bangladeshi apparel makers aim to grab a bigger share of the high-end apparel business as demand rises worldwide Bangladeshi spinners are more and more importing
Sateri unveiled new recycled fibre FINEX
Sateri introduced FINEXTM as its new product brand for recycled fibre. FINEXTM, short for ‘Fibre Next’, is an innovative next-generation cellulosic fibre containing recycled content. Since its
Graphene-enhanced jute fibres could lead to sustainable and multifunctional composites for high performance engineering applications
An international research team, led by Bangladeshi scientist and engineer Dr Nazmul Karim, also an Associate Professor at University of the West of England (UWE),
