T.EVO News

Dragon Silk fabrics finalised for U.S. Army

Thu, 21 June 2018

ANN ARBOR – Spider silk based fibre producer Kraig Biocraft Laboratories has finalised the production of its first roll of pure Dragon Silk fabric which it’ll use to create ballistic shoot packs for the U.S. Army. The Michigan-based biotechnology firm was awarded a ...

Dragon Silk fabrics finalised for U.S. Army

Report highlights outdoor market growth

Thu, 21 June 2018

ZUG – The European Outdoor Group has published figures from its latest State of Trade report which indicates that in 2017 the outdoor market grew by 7.2 per cent in value and 6.7 per cent in ...

ITMA 2023 returns to Milan

Thu, 21 June 2018

MILAN – Industry leading textile technology and machinery show ITMA will return to Milan, Italy for its 19th edition in 2023. The week-long trade fair will take place at the Fiera Milano Rho exhibition centre from 8-14 ...

T.EVO BACK ISSUE ARCHIVE

- Südwolle adopts Schoeller’s coldblack treatment
  
  Tuesday, 19 June 2018
  SEVELEN – High quality yarn supplier Südwolle Group has teamed up with Schoeller and will adopt...
  
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- Microban hopes for growth with new appoi...
- Fuzz-free functionality with HeiQ adhesi...

- Sole searching leads Nike to React
  
  Tuesday, 12 June 2018
  PORTLAND – Sportswear giant Nike has introduced its new React Element 87 trainers created with the...
  
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- Teijin delivers Deltapeak upgrades
- Directa’s G+ adopted in denim

- Dornbirn shapes up on circularity
  
  Wednesday, 13 June 2018
  DORNBIRN – More than 700 participants from over 30 countries will descend on this year’s Dornbirn...
  
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- Teijin begins construction on SC carbon ...
- Invista invests US$250 million in tech

Sponsored Content
- What the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics means for functional fabrics suppliers
  
  Friday, 04 May 2018
  A market already on the up is receiving a further shot in the arm as the Winter Olympics baton passes from PyeongChang 2018 to Beijing 2022. The Chinese sportswear sector has been experiencing double-digit growth in recent years, growing at twice the rate of the...
  
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- Downlite upgrades for performance outerwear
  
  Thursday, 21 June 2018
  MASON – US down and bedding manufacturer Downlite has launched a new performance category of it’s...
  
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- Heathcoat stands out with camouflage ara...
- DuPont expansion boosts innovation facil...

- Kornit to showcase Avalanche HD6 in Asia
  
  Tuesday, 03 April 2018
  SHANGHAI – Digital print expert, Kornit Digital, will present its textile printing technologies at a...
  
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- Italy welcomes first Durst XJet printer
- Date set for Smithers Pira digital print...

- Lectra cuts costs for leather production
  
  Wednesday, 13 June 2018
  ARZIGNANO – Gruppo Mastrotto, a producer of 21 million square metres of bovine leather a year, has...
  
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- Bright future for Loepfe sensor technolo...
- On-demand platform cuts textile waste

- Study spotlights textile treatment’s benefits
  
  Thursday, 14 June 2018
  MONASTIR – Researchers from the University of Monastir in Tunisia have developed a method of...
  
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- Neck support benefits MND patients
- Fibre sensors stretch smart textile pros...

Features
- Novel silk chemistry offers refined solution for textile finishes
  
  Thursday, 24 May 2018
  BOSTON – Initially launched with a mission to develop clinical-grade clean skincare products using a purified silk protein as the key active ingredient, the recently rebranded Silk Inc. has seen its reach expand beyond skincare and is now leveraging its natural...
  
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- Faering’s daring supply chain changer
- 50 years of Teijin Polyester

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- Undercover underwater
  
  Thursday, 21 June 2018
  Researchers from Northeastern University in the US have managed to extract colour-changing cells from cuttlefish and squid and integrate them with textile fibres via melt extrusion. It is thought that this technological advance could one-day play a key role in the...
  
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