Mahlo GmbH + Co KG Presents Innovative Solutions For The Textile Industry At ITMA Asia 2024

SAAL ON THE DANUBE, Germany — September 12, 2024 — When ITMA Asia opens its doors in Shanghai on October 14, Mahlo GmbH + Co. KG will be presenting the latest systems and solutions for efficient, sustainable and high-quality textile production and finishing together with Shanghai Kuantex at stand H6-D17.

One of the key themes of Mahlo’s presentation is production optimization. The company has long been known for providing solutions that streamline textile manufacturing processes, helping businesses improve efficiency and reduce waste. The introduction of cutting-edge digitalization and energy-saving technologies underscores Mahlo’s commitment to meeting the needs of an increasingly digital and environmentally conscious market.

Mahlo will also highlight its well-regarded modular process control system “Optipac VMC” and the advanced data management platform “mLog Enhanced.” These systems are designed to enhance monitoring and control across various stages of textile production, ensuring consistent quality and operational efficiency.

Focus on innovative technologies

However, the main focus will be on Mahlo’s state-of-the-art straightening concept for feed-forward control of knitted fabrics with large and constantly changing distortions. The new flagship straightener ‘Orthopac RXVMC-20’, which was already presented as a prototype last year, has proven effective in numerous installations worldwide, delivering reliable results across diverse applications.

“Special attention was paid to the feed-forward controller and its interaction with the scanning system’s analysis electronics,” explains Sales Director Thomas Höpfl. An innovative control concept, supported by implemented AI, ensures that distortions are detected even before the correction rollers are reached, enabling even more precise and faster reactions.

However, the technology leader from Bavaria would not be living up to its reputation if it did not have another innovation up its sleeve. ‘ITMA Asia, with its important market and knowledgeable trade visitors, is exactly the right setting to present our latest development in the field of straighteners,’ Höpfl continues. This innovation will not only be available as a standalone straightener but can also be retrofitted to existing machines to enhance their performance and functionality.

Asia as a key market for the textile industry

As a key platform for the textile industry, ITMA Asia is an ideal venue for Mahlo to present its technological advancements to a global audience. With Asia being a critical market for textile manufacturing, the event provides an important opportunity for professionals to engage with the latest trends and establish valuable industry connections.

Posted: September 13, 2024

Source: Mahlo GmbH + Co. KG

Beaulieu International Group Announces The Appointment Of Its New CEO Jean-Baptiste De Ruyck

Jean-Baptiste De Ruyck

WAREGEM, Belgium — September 11, 2024 — Beaulieu International Group (B.I.G.) announces the appointment of its new CEO Jean-Baptiste De Ruyck. This important step marks a new era of leadership and stability for the company.

De Ruyck has a solid background in senior leadership roles and international finance. He is moving over from AbrisoJiffy where he successfully transformed the company from a local business to a pan-European leader in protective packaging and insulation. He has a strong track record in profitability improvement, growth and building highly effective teams. Prior to that, he was CEO of food packaging company Omniform. Previously he led a start-up in Latin America. He started his career in Investment Banking in London where he spent more than six years executing M&A and financing transactions across Europe. He holds a Masters in Business Administration from the University of Brussels, a Masters in Finance from Vlerick Business School and completed several Leadership courses at INSEAD.

His appointment as external and non-family CEO highlights B.I.G.’s commitment to professional and independent leadership and provides a fresh perspective on the company’s growth strategies.

“We are delighted to welcome Jean-Baptiste De Ruyck as our new CEO,” says Dominiek De Clerck, chairman of the B.I.G. Board of Directors “His experience and fresh perspectives will be essential to identify and capitalize on new opportunities in our industry. With this appointment, we intend to enter a new phase of growth and stability and to continue to implement B.I.G.’s outlined sustainable growth strategy.”

De Ruyck: “I am honored to join B.I.G. at such a pivotal time. I’m very positive about the future and the opportunities ahead of us. I know periods of change can be unsettling but I’m going to focus my energy on the positive projects and those where I believe there is a huge potential to grow and to improve. Building on strong foundations but looking forward rather than backward. I would like to thank the family and the board for their trust and I look forward to coming on board and leading B.I.G. to the next chapter of success.”

De Ruyck takes over the torch from Pol Deturck who left the company at the end of June 2024. His official start date is still to be mutually agreed upon, but in the coming months De Ruyck will gradually settle in at Beaulieu International Group.

Posted: September 13, 2024

Source: Beaulieu International Group (B.I.G.)

Swiss Textile Machinery Manufacturers On Tour: Innovations To Be Presented At Symposium In Charlotte, N.C.

ZURICH, Switzerland — September 13, 2024 —The Swiss Textile Machinery Association (Swissmem) is presenting special events in key markets worldwide. The next stop is Charlotte, N.C., where 16 association member companies will present their latest innovations at a one-day symposium on October 1.

In global business, not even the latest communication systems can replace personal relationships. To members of the Swiss Textile Machinery Association, it’s vital making contact with customers old and new. “That’s what motivates our members to take their latest innovations right into the biggest textile manufacturing markets — along with a friendly handshake,” said Cornelia Buchwalder, the association secretary general.

Who to meet

The Swiss Textile Machinery Association warmly invites textile professionals to a special symposium in the heart of the North American textile sector. A total of 16 association member firms will be on hand to answer any questions about the technology, the products and more. Participating companies are:

  • Autefa Solutions;
  • Benninger;
  • Bluesign Technologies;
  • Bräcker;
  • Heberlein Technology;
  • Jakob Müller;
  • Luwa Air Engineering;
  • Maag Brothers;
  • Retech;
  • Rieter;
  • Rotorcraft;
  • Saurer;
  • SSM – Schärer Schweiter Mettler;
  • Stäubli;
  • Uster Technologies; and
  • Xetma Vollenweider.

North America is a well-chosen tour destination, because it has become an increasingly interesting market for Swiss textile machinery and component manufacturers, as well as service providers. “North America has a large and diverse textile market, with a strong technical textiles sector, covering a vast range of applications. This means demand for advanced textile machinery is at a high level,” Buchwalder said.

What to expect

The event will start with insights into the latest developments from the Switzerland-based companies, as the delegates showcase their innovations for the U.S. manufacturers. There will also be the chance for networking, at the exhibition tables and at a joint dinner for customers, representatives and guests. The free-of-charge event takes place at the Charlotte Westin Hotel.

Please visit https://www.swissmem.ch/en/swiss-textile-machinery-symposium-usa-2024-customers.html for further information and registration.

The host at the event will be Cornelia Buchwalder, secretary general, Swiss Textile Machinery Association (part of Swissmem). Ralf Heckner, Ambassador of Switzerland to the United States; Charles Poston, chairman, Southern Textile Association; and Ernesto Maurer, president, Swiss Textile Machinery, will also welcome the guests.

Posted: September 13, 2024

Source: The Swiss Textile Machinery Association (Swissmem)

Mehler Engineered Products Announces Closure Of Martinsville Manufacturing Operations

FULDA, Germany — September 3, 2024 —Stefan Herfurth, CEO of Germany-based Mehler Engineered Products recently announced changes to its Martinsville, Va., operation, in a letter to customers:

“In an effort to strengthen its global market position within MRG, Mehler has made the strategic decision to exit SEC products for the tire market. As a piece of this strategy, Mehler entered discussions with several investors to divest its Martinsville, Va., manufacturing facility. While most products have now been relocated to its other manufacturing facilities, a suitable path forward for the Martinsville site has not been reached.

“Regrettably, Mehler has made the difficult decision to close the Martinsville facility. Production will be discontinued on September 30th, 2024.

“Effective August 23rd Josh McArthur, General Manager of the Martinsville facility, has elected to step away from his duties to pursue new ventures. We thank Josh for his years of service and wish him the very best in his future endeavors.

“On August 1st, Mehler USA secured space for the new Martinsville Distribution Center at 1507 Joseph Martin Highway in Martinsville, VA. As production shifts to other Mehler manufacturing sites, Mehler USA will Maintain a North American distribution center and point of contact for future business concerns. Jim Briggs has been appointed General Manager of the new distribution center.

“Chris Smith will remain as Plant Manager of the Martinsville Manufacturing site. Gary Sinatro will assume General Management responsibilities until the closure plan is complete.”

Posted September 10, 2024

Source: Mehler Engineered Products

Circ Debuts At New York Fashion Week In Christian Siriano’s Spring/Summer 2025 Collection

Image courtesy of Sara Kerens

NEW YORK CITY — September 10, 2024 — For the first time Circ®, a U.S.-based textile-to-textile recycling innovator, is showcased on the New York Fashion Week runway. Circ Lyocell was featured in celebrated American fashion designer Christian Sirianio’s Spring/Summer 2025 line, which was revealed during his New York Fashion Week show on Friday, September 6, 2024, at the Pierre Hotel.

The collection features two looks — a trench coat and a wide-leg pant with an accompanying bra top — made using Circ Lyocell, a filament lyocell with the look and feel of silk that’s derived from 40-percent recycled textile waste collected from the supply chain. Siriano selected Circ Lyocell to join the more traditional materials in his collection, showing that sustainability does not compromise design. The use of this innovative fabric in such a high-profile setting as New York Fashion Week demonstrates that recycled materials can achieve the same level of luxury and sophistication as traditional fabrics. A catalyst in accelerating circularity and galvanizing industry-wide collaboration and investment.

“I’m really excited to be working with Circ this season because it’s proof that sustainability can be high fashion, and NYFW is the perfect place to showcase that,” said Christian Siriano. “The fashion industry can be so wasteful, so it was important for me to set an example this season and show that we all, consumers and designers alike, can do more to help the environment.”

Image courtesy of Sara Kerens

Breaking down blends of polyester and cotton — referred to as “polycotton” — is a known challenge for the industry and one of the biggest roadblocks to creating recycled raw materials to make new garments. Each year, tens of millions of tons of polycotton textile waste is landfilled or burned because existing recycling solutions cannot separate the plastic from the natural fiber and recover both materials. Circ’s innovative recycling technology provides a solution, as the only in-market platform to successfully separate polycotton blended textile waste and recover both cellulosic and synthetic fibers.

“Seeing Circ materials make their debut at New York Fashion Week alongside a visionary like Christian Siriano is a testament to the transformative power of innovation in fashion,” said Peter Majeranowski, CEO of Circ. “This collaboration not only highlights the elegance and potential of recycled textiles but also underscores our commitment to driving a more sustainable and circular future for the industry. It’s exciting to see such groundbreaking technology embraced on one of the most prestigious runways in the world.”

Posted September 10, 2024

Source: Circ

Shawmut Corp Acquires Fairystone Fabrics; Creates New High-Tech Knitting Firm Shawmut Infinite

WEST BRIDGEWATER, Mass. — September 2024 —  Shawmut LLC is pleased to announce the acquisition of long-time warp-knitting supplier, Fairystone Fabrics, by newly formed affiliate, Shawmut Infinite. Shawmut Infinite will operate in Burlington, N.C., as a stand-alone supplier of contract knitting and warping services to the industry. It will retain Fairystone’s management team and 100 percent of its skilled work force and continue to serve a wide range of customers. Shawmut Infinite will provide Shawmut LLC with increased control and cost efficiencies for this essential step in its supply chain.

The transaction, which was structured as a purchase of assets, provides one of the region’s leading knitters with the engineering expertise and investment capital it needs to take its operations to an unprecedented new level of performance. Over the next 24 months, Shawmut Infinite will invest $8 million to retrofit the facility with an arsenal of the world’s most advanced digitally controlled knitting, warping, and fabric prototyping systems. When the upgrade is complete, Shawmut Infinite will be unrivaled for rapid iteration, development, and mass production of automotive interior and industrial warp knits.

“The Fairystone acquisition marks the realization of Shawmut’s long-standing vision for operating a fully integrated textile and textile composite supply chain in North America, and for deploying new digital tools that enable big leaps forward in productivity and innovation.” said James Wyner, Shawmut CEO. “It’s just one more way in which Shawmut is enhancing its position as a preferred global partner to automotive and industrial OEMs”.

Posted September 10, 2024

Source: Shawmut

Uzbekistan Poised To Become A Game Changer In The Global Textile Industry – Insights From The ITMF Conference & IAF Fashion Convention

Kihak Sung, chairman of Youngone Corp.

SAMARKAND, Uzbekistan — September 10, 2024 — The ITMF Annual Conference and IAF World Fashion Convention commenced in Samarkand with insightful discussions on the promising future of Uzbekistan’s textile and apparel industry.

Key speakers, including leading Uzbek textile producers, international investors, and representatives from public organizations and regulatory bodies, explored the sector’s potential and outlined the steps needed to ensure Uzbekistan’s success in the global textile arena.

In recent years, Uzbekistan’s textile industry has undergone significant reforms and modernization, aligning itself with international regulations and the highest quality standards. The introduction of cotton-textile clusters in 2017, along with progressive labor regulations followed by cotton boycott lifting in 2022, has transformed the industry. Today, Uzbekistan is a member of both the Better Cotton Initiative and the Better Work program, enabling the export of textiles to numerous global partners. Between January and July of this year alone, Uzbekistan exported over $1.7 billion worth of textile products to 85 countries across all continents. By 2026, the country aims to triple its export volume to $6.5 billion, underscoring its commitment to global growth and market expansion.

Government support has created favorable conditions for international investors. Kihak Sung, chairman of Youngone Corp., shared his company’s success story. Youngone operates two factories in Uzbekistan and is planning further expansion, bringing $55 million in investments and creating over 5,000 jobs. The company hopes to replicate its success in transforming the textile industry in Bangladesh within Uzbekistan.

Karim Shafei, International Partner at Gherzi Textil Organisation

The international textile community has taken notice of Uzbekistan’s prospects. According to Karim Shafei, International Partner at Gherzi Textil Organisation, Uzbekistan has the potential to become a game changer in the global textile industry and value chain. The country benefits from competitive labor costs, a favorable investment climate, a strategic geographical position, and effective government support. In a dedicated report titled “Is Uzbekistan the Next Textile Giant?,” Gherzi examines both the advantages and challenges Uzbekistan faces on its path to becoming a significant player in international textiles.

Mirmukhsin Sultanov

“We are honoured to host the ITMF Annual Conference and IAF Fashion Convention 2024 in Uzbekistan. This unique platform allows us to showcase our latest developments and achievements while gaining the trust of the international community,” said Mirmukhsin Sultanov, acting chairman of Uztextileprom. “Uzbekistan’s textile story is deeply rooted in history, dating back to the ancient Silk Road when we became a central hub for textile trade and craftsmanship. Today, we continue that tradition through reform and modernization, embracing technology, innovation, and sustainability. The textile industry is a major driver of our national economy.”

Sultanov added: “From the introduction of cotton processing by the Chinese in 2000 BC to today’s conference, we have achieved remarkable milestones. As we aim for our ambitious $10 billion export target by 2030, we are confident that even greater successes lie ahead as we expand further into global markets.”

The ITMF Annual Conference and IAF Fashion Convention 2024 is a is one of the major international events in the textile industry. Themed Innovation, Cooperation, and Regulation — Drivers of the Textile and Apparel Industry, the conference brought together over 500 professionals in Samarkand to discuss the future of textiles, explore cutting-edge innovations, and expand global partnerships.

Posted September 10, 2024

Source: ITMF

Rieter: Change In The Group Executive Committee

WINTERTHUR, Switzerland — September 10, 2024 — Rico Randegger, head of the Business Group After Sales and member of the Group Executive Committee, will step down from his position on December 31, 2024.

The Board of Directors of Rieter Holding Ltd. would like to take this opportunity to thank Randegger for his many years of successful service and his significant contribution to the further development of the Business Group After Sales. The board wishes him every success and all the best for the future, both professionally and personally.

The Board of Directors of Rieter Holding Ltd. has appointed Alexander A. Özbahadir to the Group Executive Committee of the Rieter Group with effect from January 1, 2025. He will be responsible for the Business Group After Sales.

Özbahadir started his career with the Jungheinrich Group in Shanghai, China, and Hamburg, Germany. In 2017, he was head of Global Sales and Marketing at Schindler Management Ltd., Ebikon, Switzerland. In 2020, he joined Schindler Group China, Shanghai, as senior vice president New Installations (NI) and head of “China Growth”.

In the period from 2021 to 2024, he was CEO of C. Haushahn GmbH & Co. KG, Stuttgart, Germany, and, among other positions, he was head of Acquisitions at Schindler Deutschland AG & Co. KG, Berlin, Germany. Most recently, as senior vice president, he was responsible for Global Account Management Europe at the Schindler Group in Ebikon.

Posted September 10, 2024

Source: Rieter

Pantone Introduces 175 New Colors To Fashion, Home, And Interiors System With Curated Palettes “Dualities” At New York Fashion Week 

CARLSTADT, N.J. — September 10, 2024 – Pantone LLC today introduced its newest color collection, featuring 175 colors available across all of Pantone’s Fashion, Home + Interiors (FHI) products. For the first time in Pantone history, the new colors have been curated into two distinct palettes, collectively called Pantone FHI Dualities.

Introducing Pantone FHI Dualities 

Presented as a duo of trend-forward palettes, 98 New Age Pastels and 77 Shadows, these colors provide designers with a versatile tool to articulate the nuances of our dynamic world, ensuring every creation tells a unique story.

The Shadows palette explores the fundamentals of color, celebrating the nuances that exist between black and white. These colors include tints and shades of grey, both warm and cool, soften the extremes, opening the door for creativity and new meaning. The trusted shades in the Shadows inspire a sense of new beginnings in a grounded way.

In contrast, the New Age Pastels palette features vibrant, lively pastels that push creative boundaries and color the future. Comprised of a collection of quiet but powerful light-filled hues, they conjure up an air of calm, tranquility, and other worldliness. From clear and brighter tones of light infused yellows and oranges through to minty greens, soft and hazy tints of papaya with a gentle touch, sky blue, rose blush and faded lavender violets, the New Age Pastels are a sweet and airy shade range whose playful uplifting vibe and lighthearted manner will add a touch of magic to any design. Together, these shades offer designers an expanded range to express their views on the world with new elegance and edge.

“We’re navigating a time of striking dualities, where the push for futuristic digital advancements meets a renewed quest for meaning and simplicity,” said Tannese Williams, head of Pantone Fashion, Home + Interiors. “We’ve distilled these insights into these two curated palettes of Pantone FHI Dualities, empowering our design community to express the rich contrasts and nuances that define our lives today.”

The palettes are available across the complete Pantone Fashion Home and Interiors product line and available as a standalone extension for a limited time.

Bringing Dualities to Life: Pantone x Janavi by Bibhu Mohapatra  

Pantone has also collaborated with luxury cashmere brand Janavi and renowned designer Bibhu Mohapatra to debut exclusive shawls celebrating the Dualities palettes. This collaboration highlights the pivotal role the Pantone Color Matching System plays in guiding the process from initial inspiration through manufacturing.

“By combining Bibhu Mohapatra’s creative vision with Janavi’s deep understanding of color, material, the craft of cashmere and scalable design, we’re able to bring the Dualities palette to life in a way that demonstrates the range, utility and versatility of our new colors,” added Elley Cheng, president of Pantone. “At Pantone we are inspired by what and how designers create. We continue to explore new ways to support designers, manufacturers, and brands in turning their ideas into reality.”

Leaning into the inherent mysticism of the color palettes, the Pantone x Janavi shawls designed by Mohapatra will be featured at his runway show during New York Fashion Week on September 10. The shawls will be first available for purchase online globally via Janavi’s website on September 11. There will also be a shoppable, in-store event at Bibhu Mohapatra’s flagship store in Tribeca, New York City on September 12.

“Being the first designer to work with the Pantone Dualities palettes is an honor, and the result is a vibrant, cohesive collection that speaks to the power of precise, beautifully curated color,” Mohapatra added. “Pantone’s mastery of color standards has empowered me to explore and express the full spectrum of my creative ideas, particularly in the design of these Pantone x Janavi shawls.”

“Translating these vibrant new Pantone colors into wearable art helped us fully harness the extent of Pantone’s offerings,” added Jyotika Jhalani, founder and creative director of Janavi. “We dream in color and believe in celebrating the magic of heritage craftsmanship — working with Bibhu Mohapatra and the new Pantone Dualities palette helped us leverage our artistry in a seamless creative integration.”

With more than 3,000 colors, Pantone’s FHI system serves as a strategic partner for the creative community’s understanding of color trends, allowing designers to meet future needs with a carefully chosen selection of shades. These new colors not only meet current demands but also forecast where color is heading, ensuring designers have the tools they need to create, tell their stories, and express their views on the world.

Dualities in the Wild: Additional Partner Collaborations  

Along with Pantone x Janavi and Bibhu Mohapatra, Pantone is collaborating with partners across the fashion, home and interiors space and beyond to bring Dualities to life. These partners include:

Ultrafabrics + Haworth x PANTONE 
In partnership with Pantone, Ultrafabrics and leading global furniture maker Haworth are exploring real-world ways designers can use colors from the new Pantone Dualities palette to transform interior spaces. As part of this collaboration, Haworth has created new furniture models using the Pantone Dualities palette in Ultrafabrics premium, high-tech performance textiles to give designers practical insight on incorporating the new colors in design-forward projects.

CLO X PANTONE
CLO Virtual Fashion, the creator of leading 3D fashion design software CLO, will showcase the ways creatives in fashion, home + interiors, product design and beyond can seamlessly integrate Pantone colors, including the new Dualities palette, into their digital designs. With CLO, designers can easily create and iterate on 3D prototypes that accurately and beautifully capture colors from the Pantone Color Matching System, including digitally via Pantone Connect. CLO Virtual Fashion’s mission is to empower users at every step of the garment journey, from concept to design, manufacturing to marketing, and fitting to styling.

CorelDRAW X PANTONE 
CorelDRAW, a versatile graphic design software known for its powerful vector illustration, layout, and photo editing tools, will also provide designers access to the new Dualities colors in CorelDRAW and Corel PHOTO-PAINT as part of a new Pantone collaboration. From global technology company Alludo, CorelDRAW is a professional-caliber graphics solution widely used by professionals in industries such as advertising, marketing, and printing to create detailed and high-quality designs, from initial sketches to complex illustrations.

Trek Bicycle x PANTONE 
For the first time, Pantone and Trek bikes, a global leader in the design and manufacturing of bicycles and related products, will partner to showcase the creation of a new sporting goods product from digital design to product delivery. Trek will create a custom Dualities-inspired Madone bicycle through its Project One custom bike program. The design will be available to order through Trek’s global retailer network and uses the new colors of Dualities, from digital inspiration and color tracking via Pantone Connect to rendering, design and production of a new product leveraging the Pantone Color Matching System across multiple substrates from metals to rubber. Learn more about Trek and their Project One program that turns dreams into reality.

Ennui Home X PANTONE  
High end luxury rug company Ennui Home, in partnership with Pantone, will debut a new collection of rugs that showcase the Pantone Dualities palette brought to life in organic, hand dyed and handwoven rugs made of alpaca wool. A Mohair Rug and soft furnishings development, manufacturing and wholesale company, Ennui Home designs and makes hand loomed Mohair rugs, throws and blankets for the trade. Sales directly empower and support women artisans and their communities in in Swaziland and South Africa.

Posted September 10, 2024

Source: Pantone

Custom Ink Delivers Fast, Accurate And Premium Quality Custom Apparel With On-Demand Technology From Kornit Digital

LAS VEGAS, Nev. — September 10, 2024 — Kornit Digital Ltd., a worldwide market producer of sustainable, on-demand digital fashion and textile production technologies — announced today that Custom Ink — an online company providing custom wearables and other swag for organizations, groups and communities — has chosen Kornit technology to bolster its production capabilities. By transitioning a significant share of its printing from screen to digital direct-to-garment production, Custom Ink is supporting the growth of its business while accelerating its digital transition through a sustainable printing technology and providing customers with the highest-quality custom apparel, gear and swag.

Custom Ink has become a household name by bringing communities together and creating a sense of belonging through inspired custom apparel, accessories, and promotional products. Custom Ink owns Swag.com, the most recognizable provider of corporate swag; Printfection, a leading swag platform for enterprise buyers; and Swag Space, an end-to-end white-label platform for promotional product distributors. It also offers Custom Ink Fundraising, a platform to raise money and awareness for charities and personal causes through the sale of custom t-shirts and other apparel.

Custom Ink has historically relied on both screen and digital printing technologies, but the increasing demand for rapid fulfillment, coupled with the need for sustainable and efficient production methods, has accelerated its shift toward digital technologies. By partnering with Kornit fulfillers worldwide, Custom Ink is enhancing production capabilities, reducing its environmental footprint, and maintaining the highest standards of quality.

“At Custom Ink, our mission has always been to bring people together and build communities through custom apparel, gear, and swag. As we continue to innovate and adopt faster, more agile solutions, we’ve accelerated our adoption of Kornit’s digital on-demand technology in our production workflows to deliver fast, accurate, and premium quality designs,” said Eric Stockl, COO, Custom Ink.

“The apparel industry is evolving, and companies must evolve with it. Today’s businesses and consumers value the ability to have unlimited design capabilities, with fast delivery time and produced sustainably. While screen printing has been the standard for years, Kornit’s advanced digital solutions are revolutionizing the market — allowing customers to effectively express their feelings, likes and emotions through the things they wear,” said Ronen Samuel, CEO, Kornit Digital.

Posted September 10, 2024

Source: Kornit Digital

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