January 2005:
Textile World ’s annual economic forecast predicts US manufacturers will face challenges in the coming months. However, many companies, including New Balance Athletic Shoe Inc., feel they can succeed in a global economy.

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February 2005:
Christina Swimwear contains RadiciSpandex S-17B chlorine-resistant spandex for comfort, shape and protection against degradation caused by prolonged exposure to pool water, ultraviolet rays, suntan oils and perspiration.

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March 2005:
The Scottish Cashmere Club promotes cashmere products made in Scotland, such as this sweater knitted by club member Peter Scott & Co. Ltd. of 100-percent cashmere yarn spun by Todd Duncan Ltd., also a club member.

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April 2005:
SI Corp. produces foundation fabrics found in carpet, mattresses and upholstered furniture. SI Flooring Systems will exhibit at next month's Floor Tek Expo 2005.

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May 2005:
This month's cover model wears an Olga Smooth Benefits camisole made with INVISTA™ Apparel's Lycra® Body Care - a new line of moisturizing stretch fabric embedded with microencapsulated aloe bubbles that burst as the fabric stretches.

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June 2005:
Glen Raven Inc., recipient of the 2005 Textile World Innovation Award, brings new fabric solutions to growing global markets.

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July/August 2005:
Textile World 's 2005-2006 International Buyers' Guide is your key to business opportunities in the global textile marketplace.

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September 2005:
GORE-TEX® - a popular fabric for outdoor apparel such as this GORE-TEX PACLITE® jacket - also is offered in fiber form for a number of high-tech textile applications.

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October 2005:
H. Stoll GmbH & Co. KG will showcase its range of CMS knitting machines - used to produce this sweater and skirt - at IKME 2005.

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November/December 2005:
Trevira GmbH & Co. KG's Bioactive fiber - one of the company's highlights at the recent Première Vision Pluriel show - is found in homewear apparel.

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