Kuba cloth*, a traditional textile from Africa, is making waves in the world of eco-friendly fashion accessories ...
From organic cotton and linen to hemp, Tencel and recycled fibres, discover the eco-friendly materials making sustainable ...
Environment-friendly textile products displayed by the Taiwanese textile producers participating in Texworld, an international textile exhibition, drew much attention of global buyers, said the Taiwan ...
Researchers in Mumbai have created a halogen-free, waterborne polyurethane flame-retardant coating for polyester fabrics using a reactive molecule synthesized from clove-oil-derived eugenol and the ...
Inspiring innovations are happening in fabric technology, and ettitude’s CleanBamboo ® fabrics and eco-friendly manufacturing technologies couldn’t have come at a better time. Together, they ...
Agricultural waste from banana and pineapple, which are eco-friendly and are found in abundance in Philippines, can be used as alternative materials for production of home textiles, apparels, ...
As fashion trends come and go, textile waste fills landfills and harms the environment globally. Environmentally conscious fashion brands are taking action by turning toward more eco-friendly fabric ...
The GREEN GRADS Textile Challenge is proud to present Eco Stories told in patterns on cloth by breakthrough UK talent. The initial idea came from Barbara Chandler, award-winning design editor and ...
A new generation of textile printing technologies is helping businesses make a shift to more sustainable models. Digital printing also consumes less ink, reduces the reliance on chemicals, and ...
Previewed at this year’s HD Expo and fully revealed at NeoCon in Brentano‘s flagship showroom, the company’s new Clearwater indoor/outdoor collection officially launched today. Developed by Iris Wang, ...
A research team led by the University of Southampton and UWE Bristol has shown wearable electronic textiles (e-textiles) can be both sustainable and biodegradable. A new study, which also involved the ...
(Nanowerk News) A research team led by the University of Southampton and UWE Bristol has shown wearable electronic textiles (e-textiles) can be both sustainable and biodegradable. A new study, which ...