Fast design-to-market workflows are crucial for success in trend-led businesses — and made possible by k.innovation CREATE DESIGN. The design software for KARL MAYER's successful STOLL and KM.ON brands supports end-to-end digitization of the entire knitwear design and development process for flat knitted fabrics, from cut creation and grading, through the creation of a digital knitwear design and yarn creations, to technical checks, conversion of designs into different jacquard types and data exports. For virtual patterning, cut shapes and digital…

Luum and Tick Studio will welcome curious minds to experience two hands-on weaving projects with Suzanne Tick, creative director at Luum Textiles, and Tick Studio designers. Suzanne and her team will be weaving on two types of looms using recycled Luum textiles and yarns made from recycled garment waste. Guests can watch and contribute to the weavings and learn about Tick Studio’s approach to sustainable textile design, starting at the fiber level on the loom all the way through to…

AATCC’s Textile Discovery Summit is an annual event dedicated to providing a platform for the textile community to learn and interact together. This multi-day event features educational presentations from industry leaders and academic experts, interactive networking breakouts and receptions, a showroom for innovative products and processes, resources, and information on the latest in textiles, and more!

Attend IFAI Expo and you’ll see manufacturers, suppliers, research and develop professionals, craftsman, designers, fabricators, engineers, product developers and more in the aisles, the whole supply chain is represented at IFAI Expo.

Designed for industry professionals with nonwovens experience or a technical background, this 3.5-day course is a bridge between INDA's Elementary Nonwovens Training Course and the Advanced Courses of the Professional Development Series. INDA instructors will lead the class, with select guest speakers contributing to educational content.

This advanced 3.5-day course is designed for professionals with an engineering or materials science degree, or a minimum of one year’s experience with engineered fabrics. It provides a comprehensive understanding of fiber and filament extrusion product and processes, including raw material selection, polymer characterization, fiber and fibrous assemblies, fiber to fabric transitions, testing and characterization. Attendees will gain valuable insights into the importance of fiber and filaments as a basic feed stock for advancing nonwoven fabrics processes and products. Attendees…