How hard does a global pandemic hit a global industry like textiles? At ISPO.com, six textile manufacturers explain how they are dealing with the corona crisis - and what the future of textiles looks like.
Portugal's sporting goods and textile industry is actively involved in the fight against the coronavirus. In a coordinated campaign, textile manufacturers are now supplying hospitals with urgently needed equipment.
Textile and trims for Fall/Winter 21/22 are set to get brand developers and design teams off to a good start for sourcing, as the ISPO Textrends jury selected over 400 products from 10 sectors to feature at ISPO Munich 2020 in January.
A novelty with a sustainable approach: Schoeller presented Pro Earth Biodegredable Textiles. The brand thus emphasises its environmental friendliness on the one hand and its focus on quality on the other.
Textile and trim manufactures can currently submit their best pieces for ISPO Textrends Awards Fall/Winter 21/22 - in ten categories. ISPO.com shows which trends are particularly important for the season.
Naia, the latest yarn innovation from Eastman Chemical Company, wins over its benefits: It's anti-pilling cellulosic fiber, that has a cool-touch performance.
The consumers’ love of denim continues to push denim mills into developing innovative products that cross from the traditional boundaries of street/casualwear through to new sports applications.
The world is weary of always hearing about new stories of inhumane working conditions in the clothing industry. Why is it taking so long until something finally changes?
