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Sustainable wearables

06.04.2021 The tights made in Italy from recycled plastic bottles are the result of a collaboration between RadiciGroup and CSP International

Technologies for cement packaging and plastics recycling

18.03.2021 By March 2022 Chinese cement producers are required by law to switch their packaging to one of the 3 specified cement sack types.

The Lycra Company

Denise Sakuma new VP of Brands and Marketing

15.03.2021 Denise Sakuma has been promoted to vice president of brands, marketing communications, and merchandising

High-performance yarns with circular economy benefits carpets

11.03.2021 A fully recyclable PA6 yarn with 75% recycled content offers the same high-quality performance of virgin PA 6 yarn.

Good results for 2020 despite Covid-19

02.03.2021 In an extraordinarily challenging year 2020, Oerlikon Management delivered resilient results with the Manmade Fibers Division delivering stable results.

The Lycra Company

Flexibility and comfort with shape retention

01.03.2021 Comfort and the performance of a super-stretch with the look of authentic denim fabric is presented with the new collection of high-elasticity denim garments from Naveena Denim Mills, with the elastane fibers Lycra and Lycra T400 from The Lycra Company.

The FilamentFactory

Bio-degradable polyester fibers

15.02.2021 With the new filament product group EcoPET, The FilamentFactory makes a contribution to the protection of ecology and sustainability.

Reutilization of PET waste to textile filament and fiber products

23.11.2020 The VacuFil recycling process enables the manufacture of very homogeneous, viscosity stable rPET melt for sustainable handling of natural resources

Genomatica/Aquafil

Partnership to produce bio-polyamide

23.11.2020 The first ton of 100% renewable PA6 ever provides a more sustainable polyamide value chain, made from plants instead of crude oil

New elastic textile fibers based on CO2

24.07.2019 The specialty chemicals producer Covestro AG, Leverkusen/Germany, and the Institute of Textile Technology at RWTH Aachen University, Aachen/Germany, are developing a production process for elastic textile fibers based on CO2 and aim to make the innovative fibers ready for the market. They can be used for stockings and medical textiles, for example, and might replace conventional elastic fibers based on crude oil.

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