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Five Questions With INDA Executive Director Ben Muller

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North and Central American Polyester Filament Yarn Producers Launch YarnProof™ to Strengthen Regional Trade Compliance and Supply Chain Integrity

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FutureTEX Aims To Strengthen U.S. Textile Manufacturing

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During the summer camps, students are exposed to basic weaving, knitting and surface design techniques.

Thomas Jefferson University programs use summer camps and industry shadowing to introduce students to textile design, engineering and career pathways. The textile and fashion industries are at an inflection point. …

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Founded in 1784, John Smedley’s adoption of Shima Seiki’s design software has fundamentally altered how its knitwear is conceived and developed. John Smedley/Shima Seki

Artificial intelligence (AI) is now seeping into every corner of the textile and apparel value chain.In practice, the term has become a catch-all for a wide spectrum of data-driven technologies, …

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JEC World has evolved into a global reference point for fiber-reinforced materials and hybrid structures.

Five key industry events taking place in the first few months of 2026 will provide diverse and informative perspectives on how effectively technical textiles and nonwovens perform when converted into …

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Hundreds of fiber professionals took part in the 30th China International Manmade Fiber Conference (CIMFC), held in September 2025 in Haining, Zhejiang Province, China,

At the 30th China International Manmade Fiber Conference (CIMFC), held in September 24-25 in Haining, Zhejiang Province, China, experts and executives expressed cautious optimism about the Chinese and global manmade …

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ITA postdoc Dr. Leonie Beek, winner of the Paul Schlack Prize 2025, is revolutionizing oil filtration with a bionic textile. Photo courtesy of Andreas Schmitter

Natural Fibers and the Recycling of Textile Waste were Some of the Major Talking Points at this year’s Dornbirn Global Fiber Congress. As the global textile industry grapples with mounting …

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