Avantium, Casa da Malha and Lacatoni Showcase PEF Sportswear Prototypes at Milano Unica
Avantium, Casa da Malha and Lacatoni present PEF sportswear prototypes, showing how plant-based recyclable polymers could enter performance apparel.
Avantium, Casa da Malha and Lacatoni present PEF sportswear prototypes, showing how plant-based recyclable polymers could enter performance apparel.
Lenzing’s TENCEL™ Lyocell and Modal fibers combine wood-based raw materials, certified sourcing, comfort performance and resource-efficient production for brands looking to reduce textile impact without compromising fabric quality.
Ahlstrom’s new ChemoGard BVB fabric targets protective apparel used in chemotherapy handling, combining breathable comfort, viral barrier protection and chemotherapy drug resistance in a lightweight tri-laminate material.
Cygnet Texkimp’s 500kg VHD creel is designed to improve carbon fiber production efficiency by reducing PAN precursor changeovers, extending continuous run cycles and supporting higher-throughput manufacturing.
bioPEtex Advances Bio-Based Polyethylene Textiles for Circular Sportswear Polyethylene is one of the world’s most widely used polymers, but its role in textiles has remained limited. A German research project called bioPEtex is now working to change that by developing bio-based polyethylene textiles suitable for industrial processing, sportswear and recyclable textile applications. The project brings…
Milliken’s Millibrite technology brings a polymer-based approach to fabric whitening, designed for LED-lit homes, cold washing and modern detergent formulations.
The nylon market is facing growing pressure as shrinking margins drag DTY and caprolactam prices lower. The ongoing US-Iran conflict continues to disrupt energy and petrochemical markets, adding volatility to global nylon supply chains.
Teijin Frontier and Asahi Kasei Advance will integrate operations under the new company name TA Frontier Co., Ltd. from October 1, 2026, aiming to strengthen growth across textiles, industrial materials and resin products.
Hyosung TNC has started supplying bio-based BDO from its new Vietnam facility, marking a major step in the company’s sustainable materials strategy. The expansion highlights Hyosung TNC’s push beyond spandex and textile fibers into bio-based chemicals tied to global apparel, automotive, and industrial supply chains.