Maeen Md. Khairul AkterPrinted garments perhaps, is the most popular fashion now days. Prominent availability of printed garments in major retail shops and people from all ages wearing printed out-wears in the streets are evidence of its popularity. In fact, a reliable statistics depict that by 2025 44.9% of the wearable garments will be printed. This is why we see rapid innovations and expansions in the textile-garment and special effect market globally. Eyeing the huge demand, innovative busin

On January 26, Casall in collaboration with Polygiene launches a completely unique training glove treated with Polygiene ViralOff® technology. The treatment has in an ISO18184:2019 test* shown a reduction of virus by over 99% within 2 hours on treated materials. The test has been performed on the SARS-CoV-2 virus, causing COVID-19, among other viruses.This is the start of the collaboration with the Swedish company Casall Sport AB, which has been developing premium training clothes and home train

The Plaza de Lugo store slated to reopen in A Coruña in March will reveal a totally overhauled concept, new materials and designs, setting the global benchmark for the brand. The new concept is a 100%-ecological store featuring minimalist designs with traditional roots and all the latest technology.The construction materials have been made with the help of local artisans and notably include marble, lime, silk and linen, matched with furniture made from traditional materials from Galicia, incl

The latest episode of "Preferred Fabric from Textile City -- Live Stream Series of Suppliers"is going to be carried out from 9:30-11:00a.m. on February 25th. At that time, Globaltextileswill go to Honghe Textile, Qingyuan Cloth, Jingwei Textile, Chaoyue Home Textiles and XintianyiTextile in North Market and show you embroidery curtains, jacquard curtains,blackout fabricand engineeringcloth.

Thetextile and clothing industry in Europewas hardly hit by the pandemic in 2020. Now, it is time for the European Commission and its Member States to set the conditions for future competitiveness and resilience of industrial base, particularly the textile and clothing industry,EURATEX, the voice of the European textile and clothing industry, has said.Pic: EURATEX"The textile and clothing (T&C) industry is a pillar of Europe with its savoir-faire and excellence, counting 160,000 compani

Meng Xiaorong who is a senior managerial accountantwill givea lecture from 15:30 to 16:30on February 24th. The theme of this lecture is how to make bosses understandfinancial statementsin three hours.

Earlier this month the website of Topshop was officially closed and any shopper who visited the brand’s website was redirected to its new owner Asos.Image Courtesy: blog.contactpigeon.comAlso Read:Topshop and Miss Selfridge websites are now officially closedAnd now, Asos has said that it has relaunched Topshop on its website. In fact, Asos’ homepage distinctly tells shoppers that Topshop is now part of Asos and they should look out for full Topshop collections soon.Acquisition of Topshop by Brit

AMSTERDAM – Dutch textile manufacturer Byborre has partnered with environmental organisation Parley for the Oceans.Byborre has said that by leveraging consistent quantities of salvageable marine waste “we can producetextiles and products on scale which demonstrate a near-circular, production and consumption cycle”.The pair say they have “pushed the boundaries of material innovation to create textiles”, with the first fabrics they’ve developed using Parley plastics – intercepted on coastlines aro

Hanjun, General Secretary of China Textile City Association for the Promotion of Overseas Markets will give a lecture from 15:30 to 16:30 on February 23rd. He will teach you how to develop foreign trade accounts in themid-epidemic.

NEW YORK – US apparel retailer J.Crew has announced that beyond its Spring 2021 collection, the company will only use cashmere produced through the Aid by Trade Foundation’s (AbTF) Good Cashmere Standard (GCS).It states that this is a “first-of-its-kind commitment” from a US retailer, which brings with it assurances that its cashmere is produced in a sustainable and transparent manner.Animal rights group PETA has however cast doubt on the initiative, stating that “consumers are unlikely to disco