
Lenzing and NFW Partner to Provide
Sustainable Leather Alternatives for Fashion
Lenzing has teamed up with NFW (Natural Fiber Welding, Inc.) to offer TENCEL™ branded fibers as another backer option for NFW’s patented plant-based technology, MIRUM.® MIRUM® is a categorically unique …

Movers & Shakers – February 2023: Columbia Professors Develop Groundbreaking, Dirt-Based Textile
In the dynamic and global textile fiber industry with its various manufacturing processes and end-uses, news and information is breaking on a daily basis. International Fiber Journal is tracking stories …

Movers & Shakers – January 2023: Archroma Upcycling Textile Waste Into Dyes
In the dynamic and global textile fiber industry with its various manufacturing processes and end-uses, news and information is breaking on a daily basis. International Fiber Journal is tracking stories …

Fibre52™ Technology Creates Better Cotton
Fibre52™ Cotton has unveiled a patent-pending technology to revolutionize the way cotton is prepared and dyed, substantially minimizing the use of water and energy and eliminating harsh chemicals while also …

Researchers Develop Virus-Killing Clothing for Production Line
Clothing that can kill viruses and bacteria on contact helps protect the people who protect us but getting that type of protective finish onto the uniforms first responders wear is …