LATEST HEADLINES
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BYBORRE Launches The Textile Room: A New Chapter In Custom Textile Creation5/9/2025
Amsterdam-based textile company BYBORRE announces the launch of the Textile Room — a new chapter in textile design where customization is intuitive, seamless, and just a click away.
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HUGO BOSS Introduces NovaPoly As A Yarn Made From Recycled Textile Waste5/5/2025
HUGO BOSS unveils NovaPoly — an innovative recycled polyester yarn co-developed with the company’s suppliers Jiaren Chemical Recycling and NBC LLC.
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Longan Craft Announces Strategic Expansion Alongside New Fabric And Sewing Products5/5/2025
Longan Craft, a trusted global fabric retailer based in Hong Kong, today announced an expanded strategic focus and new product offerings within the fast-changing fabric and sewing landscape.
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Reju Announces Strategic Partnerships With Utexa In Central America And Antex In Europe, Leading Manufacturers Of Filament Yarns, To Use REJU Polyester™4/29/2025
Reju™, the purpose-driven, leading textile-to-textile regeneration company, today announced plans for product validation and adoption with Utexa, and Antex, two global leaders in multifilament yarn production with manufacturing locations in Europe and the Americas.
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Ambercycle And Highsun Form Strategic Partnership To Advance Circular Solutions For Synthetic Materials4/23/2025
Ambercycle, a leader in circular materials, and Highsun Holding Group (HSCC), a global manufacturing leader, announced that they have entered into a strategic cooperation agreement.
FEATURED PRODUCTS
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Sunbrella Fabrics Sunbrella furniture fabrics are produced from tough acrylic fibers
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Adjustable Top Sealer The Model N401 Adjustable Top Sealer is an automatic continuous motion top sealer that produces seals on a variety of case styles
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BCF Inter-Texturing Machines ARCT Model AR5-B Roanne Twisters, year 1970-74, feed rolls and air jets (Taslan type), 230 mm (9") rings, 420 mm (17") stroke including creels and tension controls
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Nonwoven Systems The successful introduction of the CA-11 family of high speed cards into the US market for hygiene and medical applications, processing staple fiber webs at industrial speeds up to 350m/min, is being followed by further developments in working widths.