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Guidance for making better face coverings

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AATCC is a leading not-for-profit association serving textile professionals since 1921. AATCC, headquartered in Research Triangle Park, NC, USA, provides test method development, quality control materials, and professional networking for members in about 50 countries throughout the world....

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COTTON USA exhibits sustainable school uniform collections

COTTON USA

COTTON USA, a non-profit and promoter of US cotton fibre, has joined forces with Chinese designer Liu Wei to present collections of US cotton school uniforms at Shanghai International Occupational Uniform Exhibition (OUE) from July 23-25. As a result of the show, COTTON USA gained three new uniform licensees representing 10,800 bales of US cotton. ...

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Timberland launched a collection of workwear made from recycled materials

Timberland

Outdoor mark Timberland launched a collection of workwear made from recycled materials. The company has implemented ReBOTL technology to create a revolutionary material for the entire range using recycled plastic bottles. Calling the material RPET (Recycled Polyethylene Terephthalate), the brand has currently used more than 445 metric tons of plastic waste for this collection which includes plastic bottles....

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SynZenBe launches digitally conscious textile trade show

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SynZenBe has teamed up with global suppliers and apparel brands worldwide to create the first digitally conscious online trade show. The SynZenBe Show is a ​one-week digital trade show and conference built on the underlying technology powered by www.SynZenBe.com, and will allow brands and suppliers to connect in real time to strengthen existing and potential business opportunities...

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US Cotton Trust Protocol surveys sustainability experts

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A recent global survey by US Cotton Trust Protocol has shown that 54 per cent of sustainability leaders at apparel and textile brands saw customers’ demands for environmentally sustainable practices and products rise since the Covid-19 pandemic, while 59 per cent reported that they believe customers still continue to prioritise price when making purchases....

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