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KARL MAYER: Launch der neuen Trikotmaschine TM 4 EL (c) KARL MAYER GROUP
24.01.2024

KARL MAYER: Launch der neuen Trikotmaschine TM 4 EL

Im Bereich der vierbarrigen Trikotmaschinen hat KARL MAYER Ende vergangenen Jahres mit der TM 4 EL ein neues, hoch flexibles Modell für das Midrange-Segment gelauncht. Die Trikotmaschine fertigt Stoffe für Möbelbezüge, das Automobil-Interieur und Oberbekleidung ebenso wie Sportswear-Artikel und Heimtextilien.

Ausgestattet mit der CFK-Technologie von KARL MAYER ist die TM 4 EL um bis zu 30 % schneller als die bisherige vierbarrige Trikotmaschine für den Commodity-Bereich.

Im Bereich der vierbarrigen Trikotmaschinen hat KARL MAYER Ende vergangenen Jahres mit der TM 4 EL ein neues, hoch flexibles Modell für das Midrange-Segment gelauncht. Die Trikotmaschine fertigt Stoffe für Möbelbezüge, das Automobil-Interieur und Oberbekleidung ebenso wie Sportswear-Artikel und Heimtextilien.

Ausgestattet mit der CFK-Technologie von KARL MAYER ist die TM 4 EL um bis zu 30 % schneller als die bisherige vierbarrige Trikotmaschine für den Commodity-Bereich.

Die neue Trikotmaschine wird mit den Feinheiten E 28 und E 32 angeboten. Verfügbare Arbeitsbreiten sind 210″ und 280″, eine Arbeitsbreitenerweiterung ist möglich. Weitere Breitenvarianten sind geplant. Highlights der Ausstattung sind u. a. ein integrierter Laser Stop zur frühzeitigen Erkennung von Fadenbrüchen und eine funktionelle LED-Beleuchtung, die Licht auf die Wirkstelle für ein einfaches Handling wirft und ungeplante Maschinenstopps durch eine entsprechende Farbigkeit signalisiert. Die Maschine kann über das k.ey-Device mit der sicheren Cloud von KM.ON vernetzt werden, um die digitalen Lösungen der KARL MAYER GROUP nutzen zu können. Hierzu zählt beispielsweise der webbasierte Legungseditor CORE LITE.

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KARL MAYER GROUP

(c) HeiQ
22.09.2022

HeiQ Allergen* Tech: New textile finish for home textiles

HeiQ announces the launch of a 100% biobased, proprietary textile technology, HeiQ Allergen Tech, which aims to improve the lives of all the ones who suffer from allergies. This technology reduces inanimate allergens, like house dust mite matter, and pet allergens, and can be added in the finishing stage of the manufacturing process of textiles for bedding and furniture purposes.

Building upon its tested proprietary Synbio ingredient, HeiQ Allergen Tech is a new textile finish for home textiles, and textiles used for furniture and public transportation.

100% biobased HeiQ Allergen Tech creates an invisible protective layer that lasts at least 20 washing cycles and beyond according to performed tests. Its main advantage is cutting down the proliferation of allergens such as house dust mite matter and pet allergens (pet hair, dander, saliva), and creating conditions for reducing the health threats they pose to millions of people.

HeiQ announces the launch of a 100% biobased, proprietary textile technology, HeiQ Allergen Tech, which aims to improve the lives of all the ones who suffer from allergies. This technology reduces inanimate allergens, like house dust mite matter, and pet allergens, and can be added in the finishing stage of the manufacturing process of textiles for bedding and furniture purposes.

Building upon its tested proprietary Synbio ingredient, HeiQ Allergen Tech is a new textile finish for home textiles, and textiles used for furniture and public transportation.

100% biobased HeiQ Allergen Tech creates an invisible protective layer that lasts at least 20 washing cycles and beyond according to performed tests. Its main advantage is cutting down the proliferation of allergens such as house dust mite matter and pet allergens (pet hair, dander, saliva), and creating conditions for reducing the health threats they pose to millions of people.

Several tests have proven the high effectiveness of HeiQ Allergen Tech in reducing the levels of house dust mite matter (96.6%), allergens from dog hair (76.5%) and cat hair (83.6%), keeping a durable effect even after frequent washing. Following these results, Allergy UK has assessed and certified HeiQ’s new allergen control textile technology.

Quelle:

HeiQ

Lenzing’s pavilion makes a green debut at Intertextile Shanghai Home Textiles (c) Intertextile Shanghai Home Textiles
Intertextile Shanghai Home Textiles
09.03.2022

Lenzing’s pavilion makes a green debut at Intertextile Shanghai Home Textiles

Sustainability has become a major trend in the global home textiles industry. It is more common nowadays to find natural and sustainable fibres in an extensive range of home furnishing products. From this angle, the Lenzing Group (Lenzing) will take led in a brand new pavilion at Intertextile Shanghai Home Textiles – Spring Edition. Lenzing is the world’s leading manufacturer of renewable specialty fibres, and will highlight the latest eco-friendly fibres that can meet the ever-rising sourcing demand. The fair is set to take place from 14 – 16 April 2022 at the National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai).

Sustainability has become a major trend in the global home textiles industry. It is more common nowadays to find natural and sustainable fibres in an extensive range of home furnishing products. From this angle, the Lenzing Group (Lenzing) will take led in a brand new pavilion at Intertextile Shanghai Home Textiles – Spring Edition. Lenzing is the world’s leading manufacturer of renewable specialty fibres, and will highlight the latest eco-friendly fibres that can meet the ever-rising sourcing demand. The fair is set to take place from 14 – 16 April 2022 at the National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai).

As an upswing from the growing public awareness of environmental issues, consumers are now more willing to switch to sustainable products. According to a CottonWorks’ survey, 90% of the interviewed Chinese consumers want their home textiles to be environmentally friendly[1]. It also found that more consumers are paying attention to the fibre content that can deliver safe and sustainable home textiles.
Furthermore, the Chinese government’s ‘Outline Of the Development of the Textile Industry during the 14th Five Year Plan’, also encourages the acceleration of low cost, functional and sustainable renewable fibres in the local textile industry.

The Lenzing satellite pavilion: a one-stop platform for green home textile materials
To help home textile suppliers source a variety of eco-friendly materials efficiently, one of the fair’s long-time exhibitors is set to form a new pavilion at the upcoming Spring show. Lenzing, the Austrian brand widely known for its ecologically responsible production of specialty fibres made from renewable raw material wood, gathers seven of its local downstream supply chain manufacturers to showcase their renewable products.

Mr David Dai, Senior Commercial Director Textile China of Lenzing spoked about why they decided to organise a new pavilion at the show: “As we received positive feedback from our pavilion at Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics, our business partners from the home textile supply chain were hoping for a similar arrangement in this sector. We believe all the participating manufacturers can benefit from this pavilion by finding ways to better serve their clients and consumers.”

Brands in the Lenzing satellite pavilion will include:
•    Lenzing Group will introduce the first Carbon-zero TENCEL™ fibres which are CarbonNeutral™ certified products by Natural Capital Partner.
•    Botou Jinglun Textiles Co Ltd focuses on new fibre yarns. The company develops multi-component yarns for cotton, wool, silk and linen with combinations of MODAL, TENCEL™ fibres and various functional materials.
•    Fujian Yongtai County Huaerjin Textile Co Ltd provides high-quality, natural, renewable pure and blended yarns including TENCEL™ fibres, US cotton, Australian cotton, acrylic cotton, silk and other plant-based yarns.
•    Jiangsu Dasheng Group Co Ltd has one of the largest cellulosic fibre yarn spinning mills in China and focuses on producing top-quality home textiles.
•    Qingdao Textiles Group produces natural fibres, cellulose fibres, copper antimicrobial fibres and other nature-based materials for home and contract textiles.
•    Suzhou Zhenlun Spinning Co Ltd is an advanced enterprise specialising in regenerated cellulose yarns like ECO VERO, FSC Viscose, Circulose, Carbon Zero Yarn and more.
•    Ton Design Industrial Co Ltd produces medium and high-end bedding fabrics. The brand’s TENCEL™ Lyocell fibres and TENCEL™ fibres blend cotton series products are certified by Lenzing.
•    Wuxi Tianmu Extra Width Printing Dyeing Co Ltd mainly produces extra-wide, high-count and high-density down-proof fabrics and fabrics for bedding. The technique can handle different procedures for dealing with pure cotton, bamboo fibres, TENCEL™ fibres and other fibre fabrics.

In addition to the new pavilion, a number of other featured exhibitors will also showcase their sustainable products at the fair. This includes Cotton Council International (CCI) promoting US cotton fibres and cotton products, and Zhangjiagang Coolist Life Technology Co Ltd bringing their unique bedding products made from organic and environmental-friendly materials.

Intertextile Shanghai Home Textiles provided vital business platform (c) Messe Frankfurt (HK) Co Ltd
25.10.2021

Intertextile Shanghai Home Textiles provided vital business platform

Intertextile Shanghai Home Textiles concluded its 27th autumn edition in early October. Held alongside four other concurrent textile shows, the fair was the only major event for this sector able to take place in China during this season, providing a much-needed business platform for 735 exhibitors and 20,106 trade buyers. The fair was held at the National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai).

Ms Wendy Wen, Senior General Manager of Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd expressed: “Due to the valuable cooperation of many parties and the continued support of our exhibitors and other partners, we were able to hold the fair as scheduled despite a number of challenges. Since the pandemic situation was brought under control in China last year, we have expended considerable resources to ensure our textile fairs still take place to provide trading platforms that connect the global industry. This edition was especially important as it was the only major fair to take place in the country at this time.”

Intertextile Shanghai Home Textiles concluded its 27th autumn edition in early October. Held alongside four other concurrent textile shows, the fair was the only major event for this sector able to take place in China during this season, providing a much-needed business platform for 735 exhibitors and 20,106 trade buyers. The fair was held at the National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai).

Ms Wendy Wen, Senior General Manager of Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd expressed: “Due to the valuable cooperation of many parties and the continued support of our exhibitors and other partners, we were able to hold the fair as scheduled despite a number of challenges. Since the pandemic situation was brought under control in China last year, we have expended considerable resources to ensure our textile fairs still take place to provide trading platforms that connect the global industry. This edition was especially important as it was the only major fair to take place in the country at this time.”

While a number of international exhibitors participated this year with individual booths, the Belgium Pavilion presented home and contract products and five Chinese regional pavilions from Hangzhou, Shaoxing, Huzhou, Haining, and Tongxiang also featured. Two trend forums also provided inspiration for 2022, while the IKASAS Japanese Home Design Gallery, New Voices of Top Youth Upholstery Designers City Roving Exhibition and China International Fiber Art Exhibition gave further insights into various aspects of the industry.

Fair’s fringe programme highlights sustainability, design and more
As with all of Messe Frankfurt’s textile fairs around the world, sustainability is a big focus. A number of events under this focus took place in the fair’s fringe programme, including a half day forum titled How Sustainable Fashion is Reshaping Lifestyles, with a range of innovative companies and prestigious universities participating as speakers.

The Design Talk session featured a series of presentations from leading international designers, including from China, Japan and Europe, to share their design insights. And a new concept this year, titled New Voices of Top Youth Upholstery Designers – Intertextile Upholstery Design and City Roving Exhibition, showcased the work of six groups of young local designers from across China who presented the interior design ideas of their generation through displays and a forum. And reflecting the changes that continue to accelerate in the industry, a number of e-commerce and cross-border trade events took place, including sessions from the likes of JD Home, AliExpress and Tmall.

The 2022 Intertextile Shanghai Home Textiles – Spring Edition will take place from 9 – 11 March, while the Autumn Edition is scheduled for 23 – 25 August 2022.

Monforts: A complete finishing line upgrade for Wülfing (c) A. Monforts Textilmaschinen GmbH & Co. KG / AWOL Media
A completely new joint control system joins the two machines seamlessly.
06.07.2021

Monforts: A complete finishing line upgrade for Wülfing

Wülfing GmbH is one of the oldest but also one of the most modern home textiles companies in Germany, with its main weaving and finishing operations located in Borken, North Rhine-Westphalia, and a further jacquard weaving mill in Steinfurt, as well as with a making up and packaging plant in the Czech Republic.

At its Borken plant, Wülfing has employed a Monforts sanforizing line since 2009 to guarantee the required dimensional stability and shrink-fastness of its high quality bed linen. With a working width of over three metres, the sanforizing process is a central pillar in the production of typical wide-width cotton fabrics for home textiles.

In 2017, the company was able to acquire a second Monforts sanforizing line from another company which, although built in 2005, had been virtually unused. It was overhauled and installed behind a Monforts equalizing frame of a similar age.

“Unfortunately, the two machines had to be operated separately via individual controls and did not represent an integrated unit,” says Schulte-Mesum. “This resulted in deficits in the desired productivity and in the control technology.”

Wülfing GmbH is one of the oldest but also one of the most modern home textiles companies in Germany, with its main weaving and finishing operations located in Borken, North Rhine-Westphalia, and a further jacquard weaving mill in Steinfurt, as well as with a making up and packaging plant in the Czech Republic.

At its Borken plant, Wülfing has employed a Monforts sanforizing line since 2009 to guarantee the required dimensional stability and shrink-fastness of its high quality bed linen. With a working width of over three metres, the sanforizing process is a central pillar in the production of typical wide-width cotton fabrics for home textiles.

In 2017, the company was able to acquire a second Monforts sanforizing line from another company which, although built in 2005, had been virtually unused. It was overhauled and installed behind a Monforts equalizing frame of a similar age.

“Unfortunately, the two machines had to be operated separately via individual controls and did not represent an integrated unit,” says Schulte-Mesum. “This resulted in deficits in the desired productivity and in the control technology.”

Wülfing consulted with Monforts on a number of upgrade options and opted for a completely new joint control system to merge the two machines, as well as a new connecting inlet, a tensioning and damping field and a steaming unit.

“Monforts provided a fast and precise erection and commissioning of the technology in spite of the difficult pandemic circumstances,” says Schulte-Mesum. “The result has been an increase in production speeds by 20% and enhanced uniformity in fabric width through a much improved guidance system.

“We are also achieving energy savings as a result of the new control and drive technology and operation has been simplified and improved as a result of the unified control. We benefit from simplified access for maintenance work such as the grinding of the rubber blanket, but most of all we have greatly improved our flexibility and now have two almost identical Monforts sanforizing lines.”

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A. Monforts Textilmaschinen GmbH & Co. KG / AWOL Media

Archroma: Whiteness Solutions for Laundry and Detergents in the U.S. (c) Archroma
20.05.2021

Archroma: Whiteness Solutions for Laundry and Detergents in the U.S.

Archroma announces a successful first year on the U.S. home care market with its whiteness solutions for laundry and detergents.

Archroma acquired in December 2019 the BASF's stilbene-based optical brightening agents (OBA) business for liquid and powder laundry detergent applications. The acquisition included the OBA technology, portfolio and manufacturing unit at Ankleshwar, India.

Since then, Archroma has mobilized its global experts, technologies and know-how, to design a holistic solutions portfolio for household, industrial & institutional cleaning (HI&I) aimed to support detergent manufacturers.

The portfolio now includes solutions for whiteness, coloration, stain removal, fabric softening, as well as sequestering agents and surfactants, which can be used in applications such as multipurpose cleaning powders, detergent powders, dish wash tablets and liquids, laundry liquids and fabric softeners, and hard surface cleaners.

Archroma announces a successful first year on the U.S. home care market with its whiteness solutions for laundry and detergents.

Archroma acquired in December 2019 the BASF's stilbene-based optical brightening agents (OBA) business for liquid and powder laundry detergent applications. The acquisition included the OBA technology, portfolio and manufacturing unit at Ankleshwar, India.

Since then, Archroma has mobilized its global experts, technologies and know-how, to design a holistic solutions portfolio for household, industrial & institutional cleaning (HI&I) aimed to support detergent manufacturers.

The portfolio now includes solutions for whiteness, coloration, stain removal, fabric softening, as well as sequestering agents and surfactants, which can be used in applications such as multipurpose cleaning powders, detergent powders, dish wash tablets and liquids, laundry liquids and fabric softeners, and hard surface cleaners.

Archroma used its experience working with manufacturers and brands in the textile industry to enter the US detergent markets for the very first time, and has been able to gain a significant position with most key laundry detergent manufacturers with its solutions for whiteness.

In particular, the company reports special interest from U.S. detergent brands and manufacturers for its Leucophor® 5BMGX, as this optical brightener allows them to achieve high levels of whiteness with a blueish undertone. The product is also highly soluble in water and stable in oxidative environment.

Quelle:

EMG

Foto: Andritz
06.05.2021

ANDRITZ: neue Florbildungslinie für Nähwirkprozesse in Südafrika in Betrieb genommen

Der internationale Technologiekonzern ANDRITZ hat eine neue Florbildungslinie bei Romatex Home Textiles (Pty) Ltd. mit Sitz in Kapstadt, einem der größten Produzenten von Heimtextilien in Südafrika, erfolgreich in Betrieb gesetzt. Die Linie ist speziell für die Herstellung von Maliwatt-Produkten vorgesehen, die in einem breiten Anwendungsspektrum eingesetzt werden, darunter Heimtextilien, Baumaterial, Geotextilien, medizinische Anwendungen und Schuhe sowie als Kunststoffersatz im Handelsbereich.

Die von ANDRITZ gelieferten speziellen Florbildungsausrüstungen mit einer Kombination von aXcess-Krempel mit eXcelle Kreuzleger ermöglichen es, die von Romatex gewünschten technischen Eigenschaften hinsichtlich Produktqualität und Leistung der Produktionslinie abzubilden. Durch diese neue Nähwirklinie wird Romatex die Wünsche seiner Kunden noch besser bedienen und deren Anforderungen perfekt erfüllen können.

Der internationale Technologiekonzern ANDRITZ hat eine neue Florbildungslinie bei Romatex Home Textiles (Pty) Ltd. mit Sitz in Kapstadt, einem der größten Produzenten von Heimtextilien in Südafrika, erfolgreich in Betrieb gesetzt. Die Linie ist speziell für die Herstellung von Maliwatt-Produkten vorgesehen, die in einem breiten Anwendungsspektrum eingesetzt werden, darunter Heimtextilien, Baumaterial, Geotextilien, medizinische Anwendungen und Schuhe sowie als Kunststoffersatz im Handelsbereich.

Die von ANDRITZ gelieferten speziellen Florbildungsausrüstungen mit einer Kombination von aXcess-Krempel mit eXcelle Kreuzleger ermöglichen es, die von Romatex gewünschten technischen Eigenschaften hinsichtlich Produktqualität und Leistung der Produktionslinie abzubilden. Durch diese neue Nähwirklinie wird Romatex die Wünsche seiner Kunden noch besser bedienen und deren Anforderungen perfekt erfüllen können.

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Andritz
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Andritz AG

13.04.2021

Origin Materials und PrimaLoft entwickeln CO2-negative Isolationsfasern

  • PrimaLoft und Origin Materials haben ein gemeinsames Programm ins Leben gerufen, mit dem sie CO2-negative Hochleistungsisolationsfasern für die Bekleidungsbranche, darunter namhafte Outdoor-, Mode und Lifestyle-Marken, sowie für Heimtextilien wie Allergikerbettzeug herstellen wollen.
  • PrimaLoft, der Experte für spezialisierte Materialforschung und die Entwicklung von Hochleistungsfasern für Isolation und Funktionstextilien, wird die Fasern zusammen mit Origin Materials entwickeln um den Bedarf für nachhaltige Hochleistungsmaterialien bei seinen mehr als 900 Markenpartnern aus aller Welt zu decken. Bekannte Markenpartner von PrimaLoft sind Patagonia, Stone Island, L.L. Bean, Lululemon, Adidas und Nike.
  • Im Herzen des Programms stehen CO2-negatives PET und Next-Generation-Polymere, die mit der patentierten Technologie aus dem Hause Origin Materials gefertigt werden. Dabei werden nachhaltige Holzabfälle zu kostengünstigen CO2-negativen Materialen verarbeitet, was den Einsatz fossiler Rohstoffe drastisch reduziert.

Origin Materials, Inc.

  • PrimaLoft und Origin Materials haben ein gemeinsames Programm ins Leben gerufen, mit dem sie CO2-negative Hochleistungsisolationsfasern für die Bekleidungsbranche, darunter namhafte Outdoor-, Mode und Lifestyle-Marken, sowie für Heimtextilien wie Allergikerbettzeug herstellen wollen.
  • PrimaLoft, der Experte für spezialisierte Materialforschung und die Entwicklung von Hochleistungsfasern für Isolation und Funktionstextilien, wird die Fasern zusammen mit Origin Materials entwickeln um den Bedarf für nachhaltige Hochleistungsmaterialien bei seinen mehr als 900 Markenpartnern aus aller Welt zu decken. Bekannte Markenpartner von PrimaLoft sind Patagonia, Stone Island, L.L. Bean, Lululemon, Adidas und Nike.
  • Im Herzen des Programms stehen CO2-negatives PET und Next-Generation-Polymere, die mit der patentierten Technologie aus dem Hause Origin Materials gefertigt werden. Dabei werden nachhaltige Holzabfälle zu kostengünstigen CO2-negativen Materialen verarbeitet, was den Einsatz fossiler Rohstoffe drastisch reduziert.

Origin Materials, Inc. („Origin Materials“), ein weltweiter Marktführer in CO2-negativen Materialien, und PrimaLoft, ein führender Innovator in Sachen Hochleistungsisolationen und Funktionstextilien, gaben den Start eines gemeinsamen Programms zur Entwicklung CO2-negativer Hochleistungsfasern bekannt. Die Fasern sollen in den unterschiedlichsten Produkten verarbeitet werden, von Isolationen für namhafte Outdoor-, Mode- und Lifestyle-Marken bis hin zu Heimtextilien wie Allergikerbettzeug.

Dabei setzen die beiden Unternehmen auf die bestehende Origin-Materials-Plattform, um innerhalb kürzester Zeit neue Produkte zu entwickeln und auf den Markt zu bringen. Das Programm setzt auf PrimaLofts Marktposition als spezialisierter Hersteller von Isolationsfasern und -filamenten mit über 900 Markenpartnern aus aller Welt. Ebenso zentral ist PrimaLofts umfangreiches globales Netzwerk aus Fertigungsstätten, die eine große Bandbreite von Herstellungsverfahren (Extrusion, Kardieren, Spinnen, Veredeln, Weben, Wirken, Färben, Airlaid, Meltblown usw.) einsetzen, um die Produkte herzustellen.

In der Kooperation manifestiert sich deutlich PrimaLofts Credo „Relentlessly Responsible™“ – die Mission, durch Innovationen Leistung und Nachhaltigkeit gleichermaßen voranzubringen. Integriert in die gemeinsame Plattform ist PrimaLoft® Bio™, das Ende 2018 zur Bekämpfung des Mikroplastiks in den Weltmeeren auf den Markt gebracht wurde; ebenso PrimaLoft® P.U.R.E.™, ein Herstellungsverfahren, bei dem mehr als 50 % CO2 eingespart werden; und schließlich PrimaLofts Recycling-Initiative. Das nächste große Thema sind erdölfreie Rohstoffe, biologisch abbaubare Produkte und andere Kreislaufwirtschaftslösungen.

Quelle:

crystal communications

16.03.2021

Devan launches range of bio-based fragrances for textiles

Devan is launching a new range of bio-based fragrances, named SceNTL®. The range uses traceable raw materials and an external lab has confirmed that the bio-content of the fragrances is above 85%.

SceNTL® is a unique and wide range of encapsulated fragrances that can be integrated onto the fabric and are gradually released over time. Upon release, the fragrances appeal to the senses, promoting relaxation, wellbeing and feel-good sensations.

While synthetic fragrances are composed of synthetic, man-made ingredients, natural scents and oils are created by isolating natural aroma components from raw plant materials. This also explains why every SceNTL® batch can have a slight variation in smell. As natural conditions differ from time to time, every harvest is a little different from the previous one.

Although aromatherapy is still a young and understudied domain, recent studies have shown that essential oils can indeed have neurological effects. Linalool for example, a component found in Lavender and rosewood, is found to enhance sleep, while Limonene, a component found in the peel of citrus fruits, is clinically proven to have an uplifting effect.

Devan is launching a new range of bio-based fragrances, named SceNTL®. The range uses traceable raw materials and an external lab has confirmed that the bio-content of the fragrances is above 85%.

SceNTL® is a unique and wide range of encapsulated fragrances that can be integrated onto the fabric and are gradually released over time. Upon release, the fragrances appeal to the senses, promoting relaxation, wellbeing and feel-good sensations.

While synthetic fragrances are composed of synthetic, man-made ingredients, natural scents and oils are created by isolating natural aroma components from raw plant materials. This also explains why every SceNTL® batch can have a slight variation in smell. As natural conditions differ from time to time, every harvest is a little different from the previous one.

Although aromatherapy is still a young and understudied domain, recent studies have shown that essential oils can indeed have neurological effects. Linalool for example, a component found in Lavender and rosewood, is found to enhance sleep, while Limonene, a component found in the peel of citrus fruits, is clinically proven to have an uplifting effect.

At this moment, the SceNTL® range is intended for low-wash items such as mattress ticking, decorative pillows, upholstery, curtains, carpets, etc. It can also be used as a natural ‘masking scent’ for products that have a strong artificial smell caused by the production process. The company is already looking into further development of other scents and broader application use.

Weitere Informationen:
Devan Home textiles fragrance
Quelle:

Marketing Solutions NV

11.02.2021

Kornit expands digital textile production in Turkey with Matset partnership

Kornit Digital has announced its partnership with Matset (Turkey) as it continues to broaden its market presence.

Delivering digital textile production-on-demand solutions to the Turkish market
With over 45 years of experience, Matset has a long-standing reputation as being a pioneer of innovation in the printing industry. After the first meeting, Kornit and Matset were quick to recognize how their partnership would effectively accelerate the development of the Kornit brand and solutions in the Turkish market. The deal will see Matset sell and deliver after-sales support for all Kornit textile solutions, including both direct-to-garment and direct-to-fabric product lines, particularly for t-shirts, activewear, denim, fashion, beachwear, home textiles, and fabrics.

Kornit Digital has announced its partnership with Matset (Turkey) as it continues to broaden its market presence.

Delivering digital textile production-on-demand solutions to the Turkish market
With over 45 years of experience, Matset has a long-standing reputation as being a pioneer of innovation in the printing industry. After the first meeting, Kornit and Matset were quick to recognize how their partnership would effectively accelerate the development of the Kornit brand and solutions in the Turkish market. The deal will see Matset sell and deliver after-sales support for all Kornit textile solutions, including both direct-to-garment and direct-to-fabric product lines, particularly for t-shirts, activewear, denim, fashion, beachwear, home textiles, and fabrics.

Doğu Pabuççuoğlu, General Manager at Matset, explains the collaboration combines the digital leading vision of Matset with the market awareness and quality of Kornit’s products: "With Kornit’s production systems, we have made an important addition to our product portfolio. We were able to quickly build a roadmap and are sure the market share will increase very rapidly in the near future. With Kornit’s reliable and creative solutions and our well-known and engaged distribution network, we will provide customers with a strong sales and support service.”

04.12.2020

Intertextile Shanghai Home Textiles March 2021

The Spring Edition of Intertextile Shanghai Home Textiles will return to the National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai) from 10 – 12 March 2021, together with four other textile events including Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics – Spring Edition, Yarn Expo Spring, CHIC and PH Value. The fairs will offer an all-round business platform and a host of exciting synergy effects for the sector.

High-quality finished products to be offered
In March 2021, the Spring Edition will showcase a selection of home textile products including bedding & towelling, rugs, table & kitchen linen, home textile technologies, textile design and many more. Additionally, the fair will be held concurrently with Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics – Spring Edition, Yarn Expo Spring, CHIC and PH Value, offering a comprehensive sourcing platform for the sector.

The Spring Edition of Intertextile Shanghai Home Textiles will return to the National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai) from 10 – 12 March 2021, together with four other textile events including Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics – Spring Edition, Yarn Expo Spring, CHIC and PH Value. The fairs will offer an all-round business platform and a host of exciting synergy effects for the sector.

High-quality finished products to be offered
In March 2021, the Spring Edition will showcase a selection of home textile products including bedding & towelling, rugs, table & kitchen linen, home textile technologies, textile design and many more. Additionally, the fair will be held concurrently with Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics – Spring Edition, Yarn Expo Spring, CHIC and PH Value, offering a comprehensive sourcing platform for the sector.

Lenzing views Intertextile as an ideal platform to present their sustainable home products
The Lenzing Group, a leading producer of man-made cellulose fibres, is amongst the major industry players who have already confirmed their participation in the upcoming fair. Ms Lesley Wu, Home Textile Business Development at Lenzing Fibers (Shanghai), talked about new market trends in the post-pandemic era and the reasons they decided to join the Spring Edition of Intertextile Shanghai Home Textiles:

“Even though the home textile industry has, to some extent, been negatively impacted by the COVID-19 outbreak, there are both opportunities and challenges for the sector. Without a doubt, environmental protection and sustainable development are the hottest topics in today’s society. Consumers are paying more attention to healthy lifestyles and looking to make a shift to green consumption as a result of the pandemic. More and more consumers are opting for functional and sustainable raw materials. Environmentally sustainable fibres are therefore gaining popularity.”

“Right now, we expect the home textile industry will continue its steady recovery. Home textile companies may look for opportunities in product and marketing innovations, such as developing functional and sustainable home textile products and exploring various O2O business model options,” Ms Wu added.

Lastly, Ms Wu shared why they chose to participate in Intertextile: “We decided to exhibit at Intertextile Shanghai Home Textiles because it is an influential trade fair for the industry. As the Lenzing Group has been expanding in the home textile market, we want to use this platform to showcase the applications for TENCEL™ branded fibres in home textiles, and to further promote sustainability through our TENCEL™ Home cellulosic fibres.”

To find out more about this fair, please visit: www.intertextilehome.com

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Messe Frankfurt / Intertextile Shanghai Home Textiles

Drapilux809 (c) drapilux
25.11.2020

drapilux: Dreifache Auszeichnung German Design Award

Drei Special Mention gibt es beim begehrten German Design Award 2021 für drapilux, eine Marke der Schmitz Textiles aus dem nordrhein-westfälischen Emsdetten. Die Auszeichnungen gehen an den zeitlosen Allrounder drapilux 809, den Design-Minimalisten drapilux 188 sowie die Königsdisziplin der Stückfärberei drapilux 115.

drapilux ist einer der international führenden Textilhersteller für den Objektbereich und Vorreiter in Sachen intelligente Zusatzfunktionen. Spezialisiert ist das Unternehmen auf die Bereiche Office & Education, Hospitality, Healthcare und Maritim. Dass drapilux auch beim Design Maßstäbe setzt, zeigt die Auszeichnung mit dem German Design Award. Eine Experten-Jury hat die drei Stoffe für ihre herausragende Designqualität als „Special Mention“ ausgewählt.

Drei Special Mention gibt es beim begehrten German Design Award 2021 für drapilux, eine Marke der Schmitz Textiles aus dem nordrhein-westfälischen Emsdetten. Die Auszeichnungen gehen an den zeitlosen Allrounder drapilux 809, den Design-Minimalisten drapilux 188 sowie die Königsdisziplin der Stückfärberei drapilux 115.

drapilux ist einer der international führenden Textilhersteller für den Objektbereich und Vorreiter in Sachen intelligente Zusatzfunktionen. Spezialisiert ist das Unternehmen auf die Bereiche Office & Education, Hospitality, Healthcare und Maritim. Dass drapilux auch beim Design Maßstäbe setzt, zeigt die Auszeichnung mit dem German Design Award. Eine Experten-Jury hat die drei Stoffe für ihre herausragende Designqualität als „Special Mention“ ausgewählt.

„Special Mention” drapilux 809 in der Kategorie Excellent Product Design – Home Textiles and Home Accessories
Die neue Serie des Artikels drapilux 809 ist Anni Albers gewidmet, die als Bauhaus-Künstlerin auch international Bekanntheit erlangte. Nach anfänglichen Schwierigkeiten in der Weberei entwickelte sie ihre eigene Formensprache. Diese bestand aus abstrakt-symmetrischen Motiven und streng auf die Grundformen reduzierten Mustern. Die Jury begründet ihre Entscheidung zum Gewinner in der Kategorie Excellent Product Design mit seinem vom Bauhaus inspirierten zeitlosen Dreiecksmuster:„Der Stoff fügt sich problemlos in die Designsprache vieler moderner Einrichtungsstile ein und sorgt dabei für eine elegante Atmosphäre.“

„Special Mention” drapilux 188 in der Kategorie Excellent Product Design – Home Textiles and Home Accessories
Das minimalistische Dessin mit dem großzügigen Rapport von drapilux 188 ist der Bauhaus-Künstlerin Benita Koch-Otte gewidmet. Sein reduziertes Dessin erinnert an den angesagten skandinavischen Trend und eignet sich sowohl für den Einsatz im Hotel als auch im Büro und Healthcare-Bereich. Ein insgesamt modern und hochwertig wirkender Stoff, so die Beurteilung der Jury.

„Special Mention” drapilux 115 in der Kategorie Excellent Product Design – Home Textiles and Home Accessories
Die besondere Optik bei diesem Deko entsteht durch seine Zweifarbigkeit. Das gewebte Textil wird in einem aufwendigen kationisch/anionischen Verfahren gefärbt. In Kombination mit einem Anteil an Reycling-Fasern und seiner Schwerentflammbarkeit ist dieser Artikel die Königsdisziplin der Stückfärberei. Insgesamt liegt der Stoff in 36 Nuancen der modernen Farbtöne Puderrosa, Aqua, Petrol, Olivgrün sowie Koralle und Orange vor. „Der Deko zeichnet sich durch eine besonders hochwertig wirkende Optik aus. Eine interessante Textillösung für elegante Interiorkonzepte“, urteilt die Jury.

 

 

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Messe Frankfurt (HK): Intertextile Shanghai Home Textiles
15.01.2020

Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd: Intertextile Shanghai Home Textiles August 2020

Intertextile Shanghai Home Textiles – Autumn Edition will return from 24 – 26 August 2020 at the National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai), organised by Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd; the Sub-Council of Textile Industry, CCPIT; and the China Home Textile Association (CHTA). Stepping into its 26th edition, the trade fair will provide exhibitors the perfect opportunity to introduce new products and expand their distribution networks, as well as serving as a source of information and inspiration for professionals in every aspect of the industry.
 
Celebrating its 25th anniversary last August, the Autumn Edition of Intertextile attracted 1,147 exhibitors from 27 countries & regions, as well as 35,390 trade buyers from 117 countries & regions (2018: 104), reflecting the increasing internationalism of Messe Frankfurt’s textile fairs in China, and the growing opportunities for international suppliers to meet a wide range of buyers in Shanghai. The trade fair’s capacity to attract large and diverse crowds has reinforced its status as the leading business platform for the home textile industry in the Asia Pacific region.
 

Intertextile Shanghai Home Textiles – Autumn Edition will return from 24 – 26 August 2020 at the National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai), organised by Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd; the Sub-Council of Textile Industry, CCPIT; and the China Home Textile Association (CHTA). Stepping into its 26th edition, the trade fair will provide exhibitors the perfect opportunity to introduce new products and expand their distribution networks, as well as serving as a source of information and inspiration for professionals in every aspect of the industry.
 
Celebrating its 25th anniversary last August, the Autumn Edition of Intertextile attracted 1,147 exhibitors from 27 countries & regions, as well as 35,390 trade buyers from 117 countries & regions (2018: 104), reflecting the increasing internationalism of Messe Frankfurt’s textile fairs in China, and the growing opportunities for international suppliers to meet a wide range of buyers in Shanghai. The trade fair’s capacity to attract large and diverse crowds has reinforced its status as the leading business platform for the home textile industry in the Asia Pacific region.
 
In the next edition, a large collection of quality Chinese companies, as well as premier overseas brands will once again present the entire spectrum of home and contract textile products including:

  • Textile editors
  • Whole Home Products
  • Windows & Upholstery
  • Bedding, Bath, Kitchen & Table
  • Carpets & Rugs
  • Sun-Protection
  • Wallcovering
  • Digital Print & Technics
  • Fibers, Yarns & Chemicals
  • Textile Designs

Opportunities abound in China’s home textiles market
 
“The upcoming Autumn Edition of Intertextile is set to offer suppliers and buyers the best platform to capture new business opportunities, especially as we continue to focus on bringing together more key players from the textiles, interiors, architecture and hospitality sectors in China and internationally,” Ms Wendy Wen, Senior General Manager of Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd said.
 
“Over the years, Intertextile has been evolving from a traditional trade fair to an immersive and interactive experience that inspires and engages attendees. Today, the fair is more than a business platform; it also delivers state-of-the-art home trends, valuable networking opportunities, as well as innovative and strategic solutions for brand development through a series of fringe programme events,” Ms Wen further explained.
 
As one of the selected exhibitors featured in the Talks & Tours series at the 2019 fair, Mr Thomas Luys, Sales Manager of LIBECO-LAGAE: “We had quite a diverse range of visitors, including an increase in e-commerce buyers, but also more traditional upholstery fabrics buyers. Our booth was also part of the Talks & Tours, so it was important to tell our story to a diverse range of visitors on this tour.”
 
 
To find out more about this fair, please visit: www.intertextilehome.com.
For more information about Messe Frankfurt textile fairs worldwide, please visit: http://texpertise-network.messefrankfurt.com.

 

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17.12.2019

HeiQ and Standard Fibers to announce next generation bio-based “starts cool, stays cool” fabric technology at Heimtextil

Swiss textile innovator HeiQ adds bio-based thermofunctional polymer products to their HeiQ Smart Temp family for a full range of intelligent thermoregulation triggered by body heat. The newly introduced products add dual-action cooling at contact to the already successful dynamic evaporative cooling technology.

Launched in 2011, HeiQ Smart Temp was a pioneer in intelligent thermoregulation technology for textiles. Continuous refinements of this product range have allowed HeiQ to be the go-to solution provider as its technologies offer not only industry-leading dynamic evaporative cooling performance, but also ease of application and a friendly price point for brand partners. The latest breakthrough with cool touch technology allows consumers to touch, feel and understand the technology at point-of-sale, and ensures thermal comfort at all times by providing the benefits of cool at contact and continuous evaporative cooling. It is currently optimized for use on home textile products such as mattress ticking and bed linens. All HeiQ Smart Temp products are Oeko-Tex® Class 1-4 conform, bluesign® and USDA BioPreferred pending.

Swiss textile innovator HeiQ adds bio-based thermofunctional polymer products to their HeiQ Smart Temp family for a full range of intelligent thermoregulation triggered by body heat. The newly introduced products add dual-action cooling at contact to the already successful dynamic evaporative cooling technology.

Launched in 2011, HeiQ Smart Temp was a pioneer in intelligent thermoregulation technology for textiles. Continuous refinements of this product range have allowed HeiQ to be the go-to solution provider as its technologies offer not only industry-leading dynamic evaporative cooling performance, but also ease of application and a friendly price point for brand partners. The latest breakthrough with cool touch technology allows consumers to touch, feel and understand the technology at point-of-sale, and ensures thermal comfort at all times by providing the benefits of cool at contact and continuous evaporative cooling. It is currently optimized for use on home textile products such as mattress ticking and bed linens. All HeiQ Smart Temp products are Oeko-Tex® Class 1-4 conform, bluesign® and USDA BioPreferred pending.

As the demand for thermo-functional polymer applications continues to grow, HeiQ created HeiQ Iberia to focus on this product development. There are three new products (two more in the pipeline) in the range that all provide instant cooling from a bio-based thermo-functional polymer, and each product is optimized to perform on specific items such as mattress ticking or bedding accessories. By adding a new category of products to the range, HeiQ now has a broad range of intelligent thermoregulation solutions for home textile market. HeiQ is launching these products for home textiles with their partner Standard Fiber at Heimtextil Frankfurt (7-10 January 2020).

“We have more and more business developing around temperature-regulating technologies”, says Sandy Gray, CEO at Standard Fiber LLC. “To support our mission of continuously introducing new technologies and innovations to our customers, we are excited to work with HeiQ and present HeiQ Cool Touch technologies to our customers to elevate and differentiate their products in the market”.

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Bemberg™ presents the original material for modern living © GB Network
20.11.2019

Bemberg™ presents the original material for modern living

  • Première Vision New York - 21st to 22nd of January 2020.

Bemberg™ is pleased to present a full range of new fabric innovations at Première Vision New York. Made by Asahi Kasei, the company is the sole maker of this one-of-a-kind, matchless, high-tech natural material, with a unique and precious touch and feel.

During this edition of Première Vision New York attendees will discover a full range of new fabric innovations from international partners.

Bemberg™ proposal will especially focus on Velutine Evo for shell fabrics, the new technically advanced finishing refinement technology developed in the Japanese laboratories of Asahi Kasei that offers a premium finish to the best qualities of the classic Bemberg™ peach skin touch. As part of the company’s continuous innovation, Velutine Evo brings better environmental, energy and water profiles for the benefit of Bemberg™ partners in the manufacture of their ranges. It sets a new benchmark for everyday luxury with a new generation of fibrillation technology.

The unique circularity of Bemberg™

  • Première Vision New York - 21st to 22nd of January 2020.

Bemberg™ is pleased to present a full range of new fabric innovations at Première Vision New York. Made by Asahi Kasei, the company is the sole maker of this one-of-a-kind, matchless, high-tech natural material, with a unique and precious touch and feel.

During this edition of Première Vision New York attendees will discover a full range of new fabric innovations from international partners.

Bemberg™ proposal will especially focus on Velutine Evo for shell fabrics, the new technically advanced finishing refinement technology developed in the Japanese laboratories of Asahi Kasei that offers a premium finish to the best qualities of the classic Bemberg™ peach skin touch. As part of the company’s continuous innovation, Velutine Evo brings better environmental, energy and water profiles for the benefit of Bemberg™ partners in the manufacture of their ranges. It sets a new benchmark for everyday luxury with a new generation of fibrillation technology.

The unique circularity of Bemberg™

Bemberg™ is made from a cotton linter bio-utility material, a natural derived source, and a truly unique one in the smart fiber arena that doesn’t deplete forestry resources. And apart from the exquisite and precious touch of Bemberg™ fabrics, visitors will see the unique circularity of Bemberg™ from its source, manufacture and end-of-life credentials, supported by the LCA study, signed by ICEA and validated by Paolo Masoni, confirming a new quality profile and standard with a more responsible and unique position today. Full GRS certification, Oeko-Tex 100, ISO 14001, & Eco-Mark. Bemberg™ also has a new Compostability Certification.

The Innovhub-SSI report confirms Bemberg™ filaments disintegrate at 100% value Twithin the limits specified by the UNI EN 13432, point A.3.1 for disintegration in composting. Also, a new Ecotoxicity metric to EN 13432:2000 Annex E, the compost obtained from the Bemberg™ filaments according to ISO 16929:2013 revealed no ecotoxicity effect.  The Bemberg™ filaments tested for heavy metals and other toxic hazardous substances and was found to comply with tests specified by the UNI EN 13432, for the substances listed in table A.1.

(c) JANDALI
23.10.2018

MAROC IN MODE –MAROC SOURCING

Der komprimierte Überblick über die marokkanischen Fashion Industrie mit Spezialisten für Fast Fashion und Denimwear
1.853 Besucher, darunter markenstarke Unternehmen sowie die Topliste der vertikalen Anbieter

Schnelle Lieferzeiten, schnell auf Trends reagieren zu können, sind extrem wichtige Faktoren, um konkurrenzfähig zu bleiben. Mit dem Fast-Fashion Konzept hat sich die Branche stark verändert. Flexibilität bei der Beschaffung und Produktion von Musterteilen, kleinen Serien innerhalb sehr kurzer Zeit ist erforderlich und verleiht diesem Ecosystem in Marokko einen deutlichen Wettbewerbsvorteil. Ein weiterer Vorteil ist die Nähe zu Europa, die der Schnelligkeit in der Produktion weiteren Vorschub leisten. Auch die Zollfreiheit aufgrund der EU-Vereinbarung erleichtert den Warenverkehr.

Der komprimierte Überblick über die marokkanischen Fashion Industrie mit Spezialisten für Fast Fashion und Denimwear
1.853 Besucher, darunter markenstarke Unternehmen sowie die Topliste der vertikalen Anbieter

Schnelle Lieferzeiten, schnell auf Trends reagieren zu können, sind extrem wichtige Faktoren, um konkurrenzfähig zu bleiben. Mit dem Fast-Fashion Konzept hat sich die Branche stark verändert. Flexibilität bei der Beschaffung und Produktion von Musterteilen, kleinen Serien innerhalb sehr kurzer Zeit ist erforderlich und verleiht diesem Ecosystem in Marokko einen deutlichen Wettbewerbsvorteil. Ein weiterer Vorteil ist die Nähe zu Europa, die der Schnelligkeit in der Produktion weiteren Vorschub leisten. Auch die Zollfreiheit aufgrund der EU-Vereinbarung erleichtert den Warenverkehr.

1853 Besucher aus 22 Nationen haben die MAROC IN MODE - MAROC SOURCING genutzt, um nach neuen Produktionsunternehmen zu recherchieren und bereits bestehende Kontakte zu intensivieren und zu konkretisieren. 1.179 Besucher kamen aus Marokko, 674 aus dem Ausland: 32% aus Frankreich, gefolgt von 8,5% aus Italien, 8% aus UK, 7% aus Portugal, 7% aus Spanien, 6,5% aus Deutschland etc. Die Besucher setzten sich aus allen Handelsbereichen wie Modekonzernen, Filialisten, Online-Handel oder markenstarken Modeherstellern zusammen, von Discountern bis zu Luxusdesignermarken. Fast Fashion und nachhaltige Produktion standen im Fokus der Besucher, zudem hat die Qualität der Produktion viele Besucher beeindruckt.

Marokkos wichtigster Wirtschaftszweig auf Wachstumskurs
Heute gehört Marokko zu den zehn führenden Bekleidungsproduzenten in die EU und ist zweitgrößter Lieferant der Mittelmeeranrainerstaaten. "Die marokkanische Bekleidungsindustrie zeigt eine sehr große Dynamik, trotz des starken internationalen Wettbewerbsumfeldes. Seit 2012 wächst der marokkanische Bekleidungssektor kontinuierlich mit einem Rekordumsatz der Exporte im letzten Jahr von 37 Mrd. Dirham (2,65 Mrd. Euro)", so Mohamed Tazi, Generaldirektor von AMITH, Veranstalter der MAROC IN MODE in Partnerschaft mit AMDIE (Moroccan Agency for the Development of Investments) und der Groupe Banque Populaire.

Die Textilindustrie wird stark von Regierungsseite unterstützt, im Rahmen des PAI (Plan Acceleration Industriel) wird intensiv in die Entwicklung dieses wichtigen Wirtschaftszweiges mit 200.000 Arbeitsplätzen und 1.600 Firmen, Marokkos größter Arbeitgeber, investiert. Marokko ist eines der wenigen Länder mit einer konzertierten Strategie für die Entwicklung des textilen Sektors. Hierzu gehörte die Identifizierung der Eco-Systeme und deren Lokomotiven, die die kleineren Firmen in dem jeweiligen Segmenten mit sich ziehen und unterstützen: Fast Fashion, Denim, Knit, Technical Textiles, Home Textiles und Industry Retailer. Der Plan ist aufgegangen, die positive Dynamik zeigt sich in allen Regionen des Landes wie Casablanca, Tangier, Rabat etc. und in allen Eco-Systemen.

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drapilux article 235 03 gives the room a relaxed, feel-good ambience thanks to its natural, cherry blossom pattern. The design is available in two colour schemes ©drapilux
drapilux - Article 235 03
25.10.2017

German Design Award 2018 geht an drapilux

Emsdetten - Auszeichnung für den Artikel drapilux 235 03 aus der Boutique-Kollektion: Eine international besetzte Experten-Jury des German Design Award 2018 wählte den Stoff für seine herausragende Designqualität als „Winner“ in der Kategorie Home Textiles und Home Accessories aus.

drapilux ist einer der europaweit größten Textilhersteller und Vorreiter in Sachen intelligente Funktionen. Dass drapilux auch beim Design Maßstäbe setzt, zeigt die Auszeichnung mit dem German Design Award.

Neue Stoffqualität und stylisches Dessin

Auf Hospitality, Healthcare und Maritim spezialisiert, hat der Objektausstatter in diesem Jahr mit dem flammhemmenden, blickdichten 235 03 einen Artikel auf den Markt gebracht, der sowohl in Hotel, Schiff, Pflegeeinrichtungen oder im Wohnbereich eingesetzt wird. Insbesondere junge Style-Hotels setzen auf das moderne Muster, das den Häusern den besonderen Charakter verleiht.

Emsdetten - Auszeichnung für den Artikel drapilux 235 03 aus der Boutique-Kollektion: Eine international besetzte Experten-Jury des German Design Award 2018 wählte den Stoff für seine herausragende Designqualität als „Winner“ in der Kategorie Home Textiles und Home Accessories aus.

drapilux ist einer der europaweit größten Textilhersteller und Vorreiter in Sachen intelligente Funktionen. Dass drapilux auch beim Design Maßstäbe setzt, zeigt die Auszeichnung mit dem German Design Award.

Neue Stoffqualität und stylisches Dessin

Auf Hospitality, Healthcare und Maritim spezialisiert, hat der Objektausstatter in diesem Jahr mit dem flammhemmenden, blickdichten 235 03 einen Artikel auf den Markt gebracht, der sowohl in Hotel, Schiff, Pflegeeinrichtungen oder im Wohnbereich eingesetzt wird. Insbesondere junge Style-Hotels setzen auf das moderne Muster, das den Häusern den besonderen Charakter verleiht.

„Das Dessin von Artikel 235 der Serie 3 erinnert an Kirschblütenzweige und wirkt natürlich-dezent, erhält durch kräftige, sparsam eingesetzte Farbakzente jedoch eine junge und trendige Note“, so Kirstin Herrmann, Leiterin des drapilux-Designstudios. Das Besondere der drapilux-Artikelserie 235 aus der „Boutique-Kollektion“ ist die neue Stoffqualität: „Das grobe Garn gibt den Textilien einen festen Griff und ist dadurch auch für Tagesdecken und Möbelbezugsstoffe gut geeignet“, erklärt Designerin Kirstin Herrmann weiter.

Der Stoff ist mit drapilux akustik ausgewiesen – eine Funktion, die den Raumklang positiv beeinflusst. In ausreichender Menge kann er zudem mit intelligenten Ausrüstungsvarianten geliefert werden: drapilux air und drapilux bioaktiv verbessern aktiv das Raumklima und bekämpfen Keime und Bakterien auf dem Textil.

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German Design Award drapilux
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