Intentar ORO - Gratis
It's the Machine Era...Upgrade to Safeguard & Magnify Textiles!!!
Textile Value Chain
|October 2025
Our world is surrounded by automated systems; we wake up to the chirping sounds of alarms, and with another touch, the coffee maker starts brewing.
As we head out for a morning walk, our smartwatch tracks our heart rate and calories burned, helping us meet our health goals. As we return, another touch and the hot water is all set for a refreshing bath. As we relax and sit back browsing on our phones, global news from all sectors appears. As we scroll through multiple notifications, right from bill payments to the important buyer mails, everything is just a click away. There is no denying that it is the era of automation; we have adopted technology in our lives, and the journey has only been rewarding, so why not the much-needed automation for our bread-and-butter sector, "Textiles"?
Our world is surrounded by automated systems; we wake up to the chirping sounds of alarms, and with another touch, the coffee maker starts brewing. As we head out for a morning walk, our smartwatch tracks our heart rate and calories burned, helping us meet our health goals. As we return, another touch and the hot water is all set for a refreshing bath. As we relax and sit back browsing on our phones, global news from all sectors appears. As we scroll through multiple notifications, right from bill payments to the important buyer mails, everything is just a click away. There is no denying that it is the era of automation; we have adopted technology in our lives, and the journey has only been rewarding, so why not the much-needed automation for our bread-and-butter sector, "Textiles"?
Although we have adopted automation in certain areas of production, especially packing, online quality control & display of processing parameters, still the integrated IOT is what is still missing. If we see the overall textiles and apparel industry, only a few of the top export-focused clients have fully integrated systems and automated technology. Let us have a look at the major areas of technology automation for our textile industry:
Transformation in Manufacturing
Esta historia es de la edición October 2025 de Textile Value Chain.
Suscríbete a Magzter GOLD para acceder a miles de historias premium seleccionadas y a más de 9000 revistas y periódicos.
¿Ya eres suscriptor? Iniciar sesión
MÁS HISTORIAS DE Textile Value Chain
Textile Value Chain
Rieter Winding Suction Nozzle Upgrade: More Yarn, Less Energy Use
After upgrading the suction nozzles on their 32 winding machines, Sanyang Textile Co., Ltd., China, saw an increase in yarn production of 3% and a reduction of 13% in energy use. The flow-optimised, aerodynamically designed suction nozzle enables efficient upper yarn search and pickup from the package. This results in a 55% reduction in red light percentage and a significant reduction in the operator's workload.
1 mins
November 2025
Textile Value Chain
EU's Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) Law and Its Implications for India's Textile Industry
The European Union (EU) has approved a new Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) framework for textiles. This is a major regulatory shift that makes fashion brands and producers accountable for their products' entire lifecycle, from design and production through collection, sorting, recycling and disposal.
9 mins
November 2025
Textile Value Chain
GTE Ahmedabad 2025 Concludes Day 3 with a Huge Footfall
The 38th Garment Technology Expo (GTE) Ahmedabad 2025, co-located with the Lace & Trims Show, wrapped up its third day on an impressive note, recording around 9,700 B2B visitors. The strong industry turnout reaffirmed the expo's role as one of the most influential and business-driven platforms for garment and apparel technology in the western region.
2 mins
November 2025
Textile Value Chain
Reinterpreting Korean Street Fashion through Sustainable Design Practices
A Path through Eco-conscious Urban Fashion
7 mins
November 2025
Textile Value Chain
3D Printing in Textiles Manufacturing: A Game-Changer in Design, Sustainability, and Efficiency
The global textile and apparel industry is undergoing a radical transformation due to the convergence of digital design, advanced material technology, and next-generation manufacturing. Of the latter, few have greater potential to change how textiles are made today than additive manufacturing, better known as 3D printing.
5 mins
November 2025
Textile Value Chain
ITMA ASIA + CITME 2025: Singapore Edition Draws International Acclaim
The region's premier textile and garment technology showcase, ITMA ASIA + CITME, made a highly successful return to Singapore, marking its first comeback since the 2001 and 2005 editions. Held from October 27 to 31, 2025, at the Singapore Expo, the four-day event was celebrated for its impressive international reach and robust buyer turnout from across Asia and beyond.
2 mins
November 2025
Textile Value Chain
From Plant to Pants: The Complete Journey of Hemp Denim Workwear Production
When you think of workwear that can take a beating, denim comes to mind. For decades, cotton denim has been the gold standard for industrial clothing. But there’s a more sustainable alternative making waves in the textile world: hemp denim. This isn’t just about being eco-friendly for the sake of it. Hemp denim is genuinely tough, breathable, and could be the answer to some of the fashion industry's biggest environmental challenges.
5 mins
November 2025
Textile Value Chain
Future Outlook & Conclusion: The Next Phase of Textile Manufacturing
7 mins
November 2025
Textile Value Chain
3D Printing in Textile Production: Weaving the Future, Layer by Layer
What if someone told you that the future of fashion might not rely on scissors, sewing machines, or piles of fabric scraps?
5 mins
November 2025
Textile Value Chain
The Impact of Textile Automation: Transforming an Industry Thread by Thread
Walk into any modern textile factory today, and you'll witness something remarkable.
7 mins
October 2025
Listen
Translate
Change font size
