Hyosung Scales Bio-Based Spandex for Intimate Apparel
Hyosung TNC is bringing sugarcane-derived regen BIO Spandex closer to commercial-scale use in intimate apparel through integrated production and textile partnerships.
Hyosung TNC is bringing sugarcane-derived regen BIO Spandex closer to commercial-scale use in intimate apparel through integrated production and textile partnerships.
Sportswear brands are testing cellulosic fibres as they seek to reduce dependence on fossil-based synthetics without sacrificing comfort or performance.
A major industrial milestone confirms that polyester waste can be fully transformed into new textile-grade materials through validated large-scale recycling technology.
Hyosung TNC accelerates the shift to sustainable textiles with bio-based spandex derived from sugarcane, combining performance, scalability, and reduced carbon impact for modern apparel brands.
Toray introduces AURLIST™, an ultra-fine sensory polyester filament fiber engineered with NANODESIGN® conjugate spinning technology, delivering luxurious luster, soft loft, and a refined fibrillated texture for high-end women’s fashion.
A new generation of responsible luxury textiles is emerging as CiCLO technology and TENCEL fibers unite to deliver comfort, durability, and reduced environmental impact at Heimtextil 2026.
Recycled polyester is promoted as a sustainable fashion solution, but new research shows it may release more microplastics than virgin polyester, worsening pollution and health risks.
RadiciGroup confirms its role at the forefront of sustainable innovation by enabling the first closed-loop recycling of mixed-fibre garments into new, high-quality lingerie.
Rhodia invests R$ 100 million from 2025 to 2028 to modernize polyamide production in Brazil, boost sustainable textile innovation, and support the national supply chain.