Technical Textile Markets: Product Developments And Innovations, January 2026
Description
This report provides information on the latest developments in anti-odour finishes, compression garment design, fibres, finishing, nonwovens, sewing threads, smart textiles and testing. The report includes information and analysis relating to a number of innovative companies and other organisations worldwide, including: Ahlstrom; DuPont; Durak Tekstil; Freudenberg Performance Materials; Microban International; Rheon Labs; SDL Atlas; and Stretchline.
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17 Pages
- SUMMARY
- ANTI-ODOUR FINISHES
- Microban International has launched an anti-odour finish called EcoFresh for application to textiles used in outdoor apparel and footwear
- COMPRESSION GARMENT DESIGN
- Researchers in Hong Kong are developing an accurate method for measuring how human tissue is deformed by compression garments so that their fit and functionality can be improved
- FIBRES
- Researchers at The Pennsylvania State University (Penn State) have produced affordable, strong fibres from fermentation waste
- Researchers in China are developing a solid-solid phase-change fibre which can autonomously absorb and release heat
- FINISHING
- Researchers in Australia are developing a flame retardant coating which slows the rate at which cotton garments ignite
- NONWOVENS
- Ahlstrom has launched a range of molecular filter media called PurXcel for use in the cleaning of indoor air
- DuPont has launched a highly breathable nonwoven called Tyvek APX for use in the production of disposable garments which provide protection from chemicals
- Freudenberg Performance Materials has launched a range of bio-based, binder-free wet-laid nonwovens made from polylactic acid and wood pulp
- SEWING THREADS
- Durak Tekstil has developed a sewing thread which is resistant to heat generated by lasers used in the finishing of denim
- SMART TEXTILES
- Researchers at Harvard John A Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) are developing a fabric with adjustable aerodynamic properties
- Researchers at the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL—Swiss Federal Institute of
- Technology Lausanne) are developing a highly elastic fibre-based sensor for use in smart textiles, physical rehabilitation devices and soft robotics
- Researchers in the UK are developing a wearable smart textile band to monitor the development of the age-related condition sarcopenia
- Rheon Labs and Stretchline have developed a comfortable and supportive sports bra strap which is made from an energy-absorbing polymer core in a shell of circular knit elastic fabric
- TESTING
- SDL Atlas has launched an upgraded version of its Scorch/Sublimation Tester
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