CORDURA to Launch ‘Crafted in Japan’ Series
INVISTA Japan LLC announced its new Crafted in Japan with CORDURA Fabric series in collaboration…
Allite Unveils ‘Super’ Magnesium Alloy Material
Ohio-based Allite unveiled a proprietary, high-performance Super Magnesium material, which the company says has applications…
Microban Earns OEKO-TEX Passport
Microban International announced two of its non-antimicrobial technologies, Scentry and Scentry Revive, have earned ECO…
Techtextil NA Names NC State’s College of Textiles Academic Partner
Techtextil North America’s 2019’s event, in Raleigh, N.C, February 26-28, will be the first edition…
Arc’teryx Presents ‘Science Behind Gore’
Arc’teryx recently debuts “The Science Behind Gore,” one of four short films in the “Who…
Inside Outdoor’s ‘IO TV’ Goes Live
Beka Business Media, publishers of outdoor specialty trade publication Inside Outdoor, this week officially launched…
Twinery Seeks Textile Innovation with ‘Open Challenge’
Imagine smart clothing that collects data on your movements while you exercise and provides coaching…
Flylow and Bolger & O’Hearn Collaborate on ‘Stormproof/Breathable’ Apparel
Bolger & O’Hearn Specialty Chemicals and Flylow Gear have entered into an agreement to collaborate…
Gore Adds PFC-Free DWR Options
W. L. Gore & Associates reached a first key milestone on its Fabrics Division’s journey…
Chemours Adds Renewably Sourced, Non-fluorinated DWR Technology
Further helping brands in minimizing the environmental impact of their textile supply chain, the Chemours…
Utility Meets Durability in Latest CORDURA+ Carhartt Collaboration
INVISTA’s CORDURA brand and Carhartt announced the latest collaboration in their long-standing partnership with the…
Quickfeat Partners with Million Win Vietnam, Expands Woven and Knitted Garment Production
Quickfeat International, an apparel manufacturer, announced today that it has partnered with Million Win Garment…
Boa Opens Denver HQ
Boa Technology recently opened the doors of its new global headquarters located in Denver’s RiNo…