Unleashing the economic potential of coconut husk
Craftsmen producing sustainable cricket pitch mat from coconut husk in Nesarabad Upazila Introduction Approximately 50 billion coconuts are grown worldwide every year, about 85% of
Category : Fiber, Yarn & Fabric
Innovations in textile fiber, yarn & fabric
Mastering the heat in synthetic filament production
Retech presents its latest innovations at Techtextil Threads made of polyamide, polyester, polypropylene, aramid, carbon, bio-based and many other polymers, categorized as technical yarns and
Six Finnish textile fiber innovations to replace cotton and viscose
Finland based six new ecological textile fibers development innovations are expecting to replace cotton and viscose. SPINNOVA®: SPINNOVA® by Spinnova makes pulp by mechanically refining
Exploring e-textile as the next growth driver
It is of no science-fiction now that a fabric you are wearing is monitoring your health, alerting you in case of any health-related criticality, giving
R|Elan™ GreenGold offers a comprehensive range of eco-friendly solutions
Key contributor to Green Fashion It has become increasingly important for long-term sustainability that the fashion industry works on reducing its carbon footprint and adopt
H&M invents ‘Grape Leather’ for sustainable fashion
With an innovative vegetal leather dubbed “Grape Leather”, which is made by using leftovers from winemaking, the H&M Foundation has awarded the top prize for the second edition of
The elite Muslin revived
The bangladeshi-made Muslin fabric has been a keystone of socio-economic history for ages. It has been so deep-seated in the Bengali culture and legacy that
Muslin ‘the cloth that passes through a ring’ revived
Muslin, the finer handloom-based woven cotton fabric a plain weave structure that dawned in Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, is resurrecting. The fabric, developed from a variant
Exclusive yarn production from abandoned banana plant in Bangladesh
Introduction Two Bangladeshi entrepreneurs have taken a new initiative to make yarn from the banana plant in Bangladesh. Banana fiber can be a good source
“Golden opportunity of golden fiber diminishing in absence of self-reliant jute value chain”
Proper financing and long-term strategy to develop machinery are required for a self-reliant jute value chain Bangladeshi scientist Dr. Mubarak Ahmad Khan is a legendary
