Prutex connects fishing-net recycling with garment development
A factory visit in Huai’an examines how recovered nylon moves from feedstock to yarn and new clothing.
Sustainable textiles. A China perspective.
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A factory visit in Huai’an examines how recovered nylon moves from feedstock to yarn and new clothing.
The October museum programme described plant-dyed silk and hand-shaped pleating in Renjian Yanhuo by Amy Chu’s approach to contemporary qipao.
An October exhibition report lists plant-ink inkjet printing among Zhaohai Textile’s processes, alongside digital printing, nylon transfer printing and hand tie-dyeing.
An October Shanghai event added Tanboocel and Zhongfu Shenying to a fibre-brand library and featured Huafon’s FREEMOUNT material-brand presentation.
A Shengze conference presentation puts aramid colouring within the development of waterless textile processing.
A university technical overview describes coloured ultrafine nylon filaments and a route intended to reduce downstream dyeing.
The cooperation targets higher-value jute products, with a joint laboratory discussed as a future step.
The Chinese brand presents silk, yak down and cashmere as the material foundation of its spring-summer 2027 collection.
The manufacturer’s acrylic portfolio illustrates colouring at the fibre-production stage, alongside other differentiated products.
UTO, Suedwolle Group and The LYCRA Company combine recycled polyester, Merino wool and polyamide in an activewear concept.
Donghua University’s October exhibition report connects waste-cotton research with wider developments in polyester production and functional materials.
A Foshan report highlights a dyeing-equipment manufacturer among six newly recognised green factories in Gaoming.