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Sustainable product developments and innovations in textiles and clothing

Published Dec 01, 2023
Length 25 Pages
SKU # TXI18466620

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Sustainable product developments and innovations in textiles and clothing


Environmental sustainability is of growing importance within the global fibre, textile and apparel industries, and pressures on companies to improve their sustainability credentials have prompted several of them to develop innovative new products. This report provides information on the latest product developments in relation to environmental sustainability with a particular focus on: artificial leather materials; denim; dyeing processes; fabrics; fibres; interlinings; microfibre fragmentation; and treatments. Furthermore, the report includes information and insight relating to the following innovative brands, companies and other organisations: Advansa; Asia Pacific Fibers; Birla Cellulose; DyStar; Freudenberg Performance Materials Apparel; Inditex; Jeanologia; Lenzing Group (Lenzing); Modern Meadow; Polartec; and Spinnova.

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25 Pages
SUMMARY
ARTIFICIAL LEATHER MATERIALS
Modern Meadow has developed an artificial leather material which is made using renewable feedstocks
DENIM
Spinnova has developed a denim fabric which incorporates a cellulosic fibre derived from bio-based feedstocks
DYEING PROCESSES
DyStar has developed an indigo dyeing process which is said to be more resource efficient than conventional indigo dyeing processes
Lenzing Group (Lenzing) has adopted a new dyeing process which is said to be more resource efficient than conventional dyeing processes
FABRICS
Polartec has launched new versions of its Power Shield and Power Stretch Pro fabrics which are made using a bio-based nylon (polyamide) 6.6 called Biolon
FIBRES
A range of recycled polyester fibres which break down in marine and landfill environments has been launched by Advansa and Asia Pacific Fibers (APF)
Birla Cellulose has developed a blend of fibres which contains recycled fibre derived from textile waste
INTERLININGS
Freudenberg Performance Materials Apparel has developed a range of biodegradable interlinings
MICROFIBRE FRAGMENTATION
Inditex and Jeanologia have collaborated in the development of an industrial system which helps to reduce microfibre shedding in textiles
Polartec has developed a new fabric technology which reduces microfibre shedding during laundering
Researchers in the USA have produced a genetically modified bacterium which can break down polyethylene terephthalate (PET) polyester microfibres in saltwater
TREATMENTS
Polartec has developed a plant-based anti-odour treatment which is free from metal
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Figure 1: Bio-Vera
Figure 2: Spinnova denim fabric
Figure 3: Biodegradable shirt interlining
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