Future Fabrics Expo
The most recent release of the London-based fair was a wonderland of thoughts, developments and pragmatic answers for brands, fashioners and organizations focused on sustainability. It is the right time to realize the power of polymers and synthetic proteins and the capability of cork and coconuts in fashioning new textiles and materials.
A large group of new fixings, developments and materials were being talked about, and in plain view, at the Future Fabrics Exhibition 2023, which occurred in London this week at Magazine in North Greenwich.
The three-day fair was a wonderland of development and a buzzy exhibit of the most recent textiles and materials which brands going from BMW to Stella McCartney, Tommy Hilfiger and Cos are at present utilizing — or will utilize — in their collections.
SM Denim Mills has unveiled a new sustainability initiative called Daera, aimed at promoting a more circular approach to denim…
On has introduced a version of its Cloud X 5 running shoe featuring the CleanCloud midsole, which is made using…
Syntetica has raised $30 million in a Series A funding round to expand its technology for recycling complex textile waste…
At Google Cloud AI Live 2026, Mimaki demonstrated how artificial intelligence and digital printing can work together by using its…
BioFibreLoop project has introduced a new virtual modelling tool called Digital Twin to help researchers develop bio-based functional textiles efficiently.
Recover has partnered with Turkey-based Ünteks Group to develop circular knit fabrics and garments made with recycled cotton.