Vertx, a leading manufacturer of low-profile tactical apparel and accessories, is excited to announce the launch of the Cutback Short in two different lengths, 11” inseam and 8.5” inseam. Designed with the same features as the Cutback Pant including 37.5 Active...
source: Ammoland
Mechanix Wear, a supplier of high-performance hand protection, announced today its all-new Torch™ Welding Series featuring top quality welding gloves designed to elevate protection for welders in the field. Mechanix Wear...
source: Textile World
Hungarian brand 878 Collective enters the international market for premium sailing apparel with products designed, developed, and manufactured in Hungary. The clothing items address unresolved issues of professional sailing and combine technological and material innovation...
source: BBJ
Remember that high-tech smart mask unveiled as a project in January by game hardware company Razer? It's going to be a reality.
Razer unveiled what was then called Project Hazel during the virtual CES show, describing...
source: USA Today
Precision Textiles, a supplier of coated fabrics, nonwovens and laminations for the bedding, automotive and healthcare industries, is expanding its commitment to the development of more sustainable products with its newly...
source: Textile World
EPFL spin-off CompPair has developed a family of composites that can repair themselves in just a few minutes when heat (100°C to 150°C) is applied locally.
source: Tech Explorist
Researchers at Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) have produced highly permeable and super-elastic conductors that could be leveraged in the development of wearable electronic devices, such as those in smart garments.
source: T.EVO
If working from home has royally messed with your posture, new clothing from MIT could help. Although not usually recognized for its fashion, the university’s CSAIL program has developed apparel that tracks your body’s movements with “tactile electronics”...
source: INPUT Magazine
EDANA, the leading global association serving the nonwovens and related industries, has disclosed the results of its annual survey of European nonwovens production. Providing a comprehensive overview of the sector, the latest statistics demonstrate the industry’s drive...
source: Nonwovens Industry
Ministry of Supply — a clothing company known for performance-enhanced fabric tech (and one of our favorite masks) — recently added a high-tech version of a pandemic favorite into their lineup: the Joule Active...
source: Fast Company
Wearables are one of the biggest trends in the tech world. From smartwatches to patches that go directly on the skin, companies and consumers alike are raving about devices that get us in touch with our bodies. In the future, many believe...
source: The Burn-In
Arianee, a Paris-based specialist in the digital certification of valuable fashion and luxury items, has closed an €8 million seed financing round.
The company aims to become a leading partner in the rapidly evolving luxury and fashion industries, following the development...
source: Innovation in Textiles
From electric planes that can only fly for so long to electric cars that need to pull over for a recharge every few hundred miles, heavy, bulky batteries are a huge, limiting factor in how far these types of vehicles can travel. Scientists...
source: New Atlas
Growing instances of adverse weather conditions will positively influence the need for nonwoven crop covers. The jump in the levels of soil and water pollution has resulted in the surging requirement to counter pests and harmful substances...
source: Global Trade
After an unprecedented year, and with much still unknown, industry members are positioning themselves for a future beyond the pandemic.
source: Specialty Fabrics Review