Texdata International
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TexData has been connecting the textile world with knowledge and innovation since 1998.
Founded with the vision to harness the power of the internet to make information about textile manufacturing innovations globally accessible, TexData has grown into a trusted source of insight for the international textile community.
We deliver timely, in-depth news on the latest trends, production technologies, materials, sustainability strategies, and digital developments – always with a strong focus on relevance and quality. Our reporting supports both productivity and sustainability throughout the textile value chain.
TexData regularly covers the industry’s leading trade fairs and visits companies worldwide to report first-hand on groundbreaking developments – from spinning, weaving and knitting machinery to yarns, fabrics and finished textiles.
Well connected across the global textile industry, we maintain strong relationships with machine manufacturers, textile producers, academic researchers, brands, retailers, NGOs, and trade show organizers. Source
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Search ArticlesLectra strengthens its partnership with Caron Technology
Lectra, a catalyst for transformation in the fashion, furniture, and automotive industries, unites human expertise with cutting-edge industrial intelligence to offer technological solutions combining software in SaaS mode, cutting equipment, data, and associated services. As long-standing partners, Lectra and Caron Technology collaborate to accompany manufacturers in the fashion, automotive, and furniture industries to optimize the preparation of their cutting operations.
RDJ 6/2 in E 32: Finesse in Motion
The extensive range of design possibilities has now been expanded by another member of KARL MAYER's RDJ family: the RDJ 6/2 in the new E 32 gauge. Thanks to its fine gauge, spacer textiles can be produced with an unprecedentedly soft hand feel, fine and dense structures, and particularly smooth surfaces. Pattern designs appear exceptionally delicate and clean, as the smaller loop heads provide sharper contours and more clearly defined motifs.
Lindauer DORNIER GmbH welcomes new apprentices and dual-study students
Alongside professional qualifications, personal development is becoming an increasingly important focus and is specifically supported through mentoring programmes and personal coaching. “It is always impressive to see how young people develop within just a few years. Those who may initially be rather reserved grow into confident individuals who take on responsibility and find their place within the company,” explains Martin Kaeß, Head of technical training at DORNIER.
Novel flame-retardant and recyclable fiber-reinforced composite
“No flying machine will ever fly from New York to Paris,” aviation pioneer Orville Wright once said. What even the visionary Wright brothers considered impossible is now a reality – thanks in part to new materials that make modern aircraft and engines possible in the first place. In the more than 100 years since the Wrights’ first flight attempts, aviation has not only become more powerful but, fortunately, also significantly safer.
Circ expands global recycled polyester production with BHF offtake agreement
Under the agreement, BHF will utilize Circ® PET chip in the commercial manufacture of textile-to-textile staple fiber, integrating Circ’s recycled polyester directly into its industrial production systems. The partnership establishes BHF as a new downstream conversion partner for Circ materials and strengthens the company’s access to large-scale fiber manufacturing capacity in China, one of the world’s most important textile production regions.
ZymoChem secures $4 million in renewed federal funding to advance U.S. biomanufacturing of critical materials and their supply chains
ZymoChem’s most recent government award represents $4 million in federal funding and a $1 million program cost share directed at one of the most consequential industrial challenges of the decade: rebuilding domestic supply chains for high performance materials without the petroleum, the emissions, or the geopolitical exposure of the incumbent process.
Indorama Ventures advances circular fashion through RECO Collective 2026
Through collaboration across the value chain, from textile manufacturers and designers to industry partners, RECO Collective brings together stakeholders with a shared ambition to advance sustainability in business. This year, RECO Collective is working with three distinctive Thai fashion brands: CHANA, led by Mr. Chanajit Noodech; KH EDITIONS, led by Mr. Naphat Tansuwan and Ms. Panisara Maneerat; and APPEAL Summerwear, led by Ms. Thanawan Chantasahawat and Ms. Kansiri Chantasahawat.
Cotton Brazil Dialogues 2026 concludes with 50 international participants immersed in Brazilian cotton production
Held since 2015, the initiative adopted an expanded format this year, bringing together a broader range of stakeholders from across the textile supply chain. In addition to spinners, the program welcomed representatives from brands, retailers, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), research institutes and other strategic stakeholders. Of the 50 participants, 32 represented spinning mills, while 18 represented brands, retailers and NGOs. Two immersion rounds were held in July and August.
IFCO Istanbul strengthens international reach with 12,550 trade visitors
A total of 4,525 visitors, representing 36 percent of attendance, came from international markets. The Middle East accounted for the largest share at 42.9 percent, followed by Europe with 21.4 percent, Asia with 19.8 percent and North Africa with 10.6 percent. Russia, Syria, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Jordan, Palestine, Iran, Tunisia, Algeria, Kyrgyzstan, Romania, Libya and the United Arab Emirates were among the strongly represented markets.
WHILL selects Teijin’s tough, lightweight Carbon Fiber Composite for new last-mile mobility
Teijin’s Sereebo® P CFP series offers high flow during molding for producing thin and complex shapes, including the foot support, back support, armrests and battery case of the Model C Lite. Compared to traditional aluminum and magnesium, injection-molded Sereebo® P CFP series reduces weight and manufacturing costs and complexity. Sereebo® series, which is derived from "Save the Earth, Revolutionary & Evolutionary Carbon," features light weight and durability.