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Indian traditional fabrics need a fresh approach to get back recognition in world textile map
India is the second largest textile exporter in the world. Indian traditional textile has a unique combination of handspun fabrics and the inherited skill of weavers is the USP giving an edge in a
Batik, mud resist and ajrak traditional craft may to vanish if stable market not created
A national award winner, Shakil Ahmed Kasambhai Khatri, the fifth generation batik craftsperson has still kept the traditional craft alive in the desert region of Kutch. Apart of several rare craft,
India, Bangladesh need to tap market demanding green products
The world's nearly 95 percent of jute is grown in India and Bangladesh but the turnover of this sector is small compared to cotton and the synthetic fibres. The jute industry, that once paved the way
India, Bangladesh need to tap market demanding green products
The world's nearly 95 percent of jute is grown in India and Bangladesh but the turnover of this sector is small compared to cotton and the synthetic fibres. The jute industry, that once paved the way
Non-traditional exports of textile and clothing on the rise in Peru
Non-traditional exports from Peru are expected to post a 15 percent growth in 2014 from last year, mainly driven by shipments of agricultural products, clothing exports, and other value-added
Ambercycle revolutionizing fashion sustainability with regeneration and circularity
Ambercycle, founded by Moby Ahmed and Shay Sethi during their college years at UC Davis, is making waves in the fashion industry with its innovative approach to materials and sustainability. Their
Avantium, Origin Materials to accelerate mass Production of 'next gen' polyester
Avantium, a leading technology company in renewable chemistry, and Origin Materials, Inc., a leading sustainable materials company based in the USA, announced a partnership to accelerate the mass
Nike latest sustainable collection is made using Needlepunch Technology
For its next line of sustainable fleece clothing, Nike Forward, Nike aims to switch from conventional knit and woven techniques to needlepunched nonwovens. The company will offer the initial hoodie
Toray develops bio-based adipic acid for new nylon
Toray Industries claims to have created the first 100% bio-based adipic acid in the world from sugars obtained from non-edible biomass, which is a component of nylon 6.6. It was accomplished
Sarla Performance Fibers implementing concept of sustainability in performance fibers
Sarla Performance Fibers Ltd (SPFL) is an ISO 9001:2015 certified firm that has successfully established an international presence for Indian high-performance yarns. The company has evolved from