3M Collaborates With Hazzys, Lafuma, Pelliot, And Vector On Fresh Outdoor Styles

ST. PAUL, Minn. — February 10, 2025 — 3M™, a global supplier of advanced insulation and moisture-wicking technology, has teamed up with four exciting brands—Hazzys, Lafuma, Pelliot, and Vector—to bring 3M™ Thinsulate™ Insulation to the slopes in fresh and exciting styles. The latest looks were recently showcased at the opening of the Cervino Ski Resort in the Italian Alps.

Hazzy’s Jacket

“Working with Hazzys, Lafuma, Pelliot, and Vector is an exciting opportunity to elevate innovative design in outdoor apparel”, said Melissa Blakely, Global Portfolio Director for 3M™ Thinsulate™ and Scotchgard™. “It brings the trusted benefits of 3M™ Thinsulate™ directly to consumers who value performance and responsible design.”

  • The featured HAZZYS Padded Jacket combines advanced insulation with sleek style. Filled with 3M™ Thinsulate™, it offers lightweight, high-efficiency warmth that stands up to cold and damp conditions. Made with windproof, water-resistant fabric, it keeps you protected from the elements, while its breathable design ensures comfort during active wear. It has an adjustable hood and cuffs that provides a personalized fit, making it versatile enough for both the slopes and city streets.
  • The LAFUMA Jackets enables you to experience double the comfort with fluffy warmth and breathable freshness, thanks to 3M™ Thinsulate™ Insulation. This durable jacket is made to withstand frequent washing, ensuring long-lasting softness and warmth.
  • The Pelliot jacket are filled with 3M™ Thinsulate™ insulation for high-efficiency warmth. The jacket is lightweight, waterproof, breathable, and built to last. Whether you’re trekking through snow or gliding through the wind, it keeps you protected from the elements, unafraid of wind, frost, rain, or snow.
  • VECTOR Gloves are engineered with 3M™ Thinsulate™ insulation. These VECTOR gloves deliver high-efficiency warmth without added weight, keeping your hands dry and comfortable in cold, wet conditions. These gloves offer a flexible fit and secure grip, perfect for a confident hold during winter sports.

Hazzys, Lafuma, Pelliot, and Vector, leaders in apparel, are gearing up to launch new products featuring 3M™ Thinsulate™ Insulation this winter. These brands are committed to keeping consumers warm and comfortable in any environment, from snowy peaks to urban landscapes, by integrating high-performance insulation that stands up to the elements while supporting sustainable practices.

Posted: February 10, 2025

Source: 3M

Modern Meadow’s Exhibit At Lineapelle 2025 To Feature New Products And Colors Of Its Renewable And Recyclable Biomaterial

NUTLEY, N.J. — February 10, 2025 — Modern Meadow, a supplier of sustainable materials, today announced that it will be exhibiting at the Lineapelle 2025 show in the Fiera Milano Rho Center. The company will showcase its new BIO-VERA® products and colors made with more than 80% renewable carbon content. As an exhibitor in Hall 9 at Booth D02-04, Modern Meadow will display finished goods such as new models of shoulder bags, pouches, footwear and accessories. It will also feature new colors of suede swatches in camel, navy blue, taupe and forest green, as well as full grain swatches in white perforated and chestnut brown.

David Williamson

“Our participation at Lineapelle is an opportunity for brands and tanneries to experience the look and feel of BIO-VERA® first-hand,” said David Williamson, PhD, CEO of Modern Meadow. “This transformative material is beautiful, stronger and lighter than traditional materials as it is created using our revolutionary miscible blend of plant-based proteins, biopolymers and post-consumer waste that maximize performance and sustainability at the molecular level.”

This biomaterial is a novel, sustainable, animal-free material that combines the precision and performance of man-made material and retains the features for creativity found in traditional finishing processes. It requires no special preservation or storage conditions, which reduces complexity and costs, and it has scalable adoption. Modern Meadow has the capability to commercially produce more than 500,000 square meters per year of this material, making it readily available to customers and simplifying existing supply chain issues. It can easily integrate into and shorten existing production processes and allows designers and leather experts to produce bespoke materials for products across the furniture, automotive, apparel and fashion accessories industries.

Dr. Williamson continued, “We encourage Lineapelle participants to stop by our booth to learn how our leather alternative is inspired by nature, innovative by design and could be used in their luxury goods.”

Posted: February 10, 2025

Source: Modern Meadow

UNIFI®, Makers of REPREVE®, Launches Integr8™, Globally Available Performance Enhancing Filament Yarn

GREENSBORO, N.C. — February 10, 2025 — Unifi, Inc. (together with its consolidated subsidiaries, “UNIFI®”), the makers of REPREVE® and one of the world’s innovators in recycled and synthetic yarns, today launches Integr8™, the textile industry’s most comprehensive, multi-functional sustainable yarn. Traceable and made including REPREVE® recycled polyester, Integr8™ is a spandex-free stretch yarn that combines softness with moisture management and offers cutting-edge functionality for a wide range of applications. Integr8™ elevates the performance and functionality of woven, knit, and seamless products, making it ideal for apparel, footwear, and home furnishings.

“Integr8 represents a breakthrough, particularly for apparel and footwear brands that have long sought the stretch of spandex without the associated environmental burden. With one of the industry’s most comprehensive suites of performance-engineered technologies, UNIFI is ideally positioned to meet the growing demand for sustainable, functional yarn.” said Eddie Ingle, Chief Executive Officer of Unifi, Inc.

About Integr8:

  • Continuous filament yarn, made including post-consumer recycled plastic that delivers exceptional softness and superior performance characteristics.
  • Revolutionary, integrated performance features include ultra-soft hand feel, spandex-free comfort stretch, moisture management, evaporative cooling, UPF protection, and easy-care, low-wrinkle properties. (Certain properties may be dependent on fabric construction.)
  • Embedded with the superior characteristics of REPREVE® with fully traceable FiberPrint® technology and certified by U-TRUST®, along with Oeko-Tex®, GRS, and SCS certifications for recycled content.

The new filament yarn is available globally and can be used seamlessly across fabric applications. Its multifaceted functionality and scaled availability addresses key opportunities for the textile industry, particularly for brands aiming to create circular performance products and meet ambitious sustainability goals. With its versatility and traceability, Integr8 yarn offers endless possibilities across the apparel, footwear, and home furnishings industries.

UNIFI will showcase Integr8 at Hall 6 booth #6L40 during Première Vision Paris, taking place February 11th – 13th at the Paris Nord Villepinte convention center. For more information on UNIFI®, the makers of REPREVE®, please visit www.repreve.com.

Posted: February 10, 2025

Source: UNIFI, Inc.

 

Alliance For European Flax-Linen & Hemp Host Natural Fibre Composites Village At JEC World 2025

PARIS — February 10, 2025 — The Alliance for European Flax-Linen & Hemp will host a Natural Fibre Village at JEC World 2025 that will showcase the activities of the Alliance and nine of its members in a 250m2 area dedicated to natural fibre composites.

Partnering with the JEC Group, the Alliance will lead the European flax and hemp industry exhibit where Bcomp, Demgy, Depestele, Eco-Technilin, Flipts en Dobbels, Libeco, Norafin, Safilin and Terre de Lin and, for the first time, Linificio e Canapificio Nazionale SRL, will all exhibit a wide range of flax and hemp raw materials and composite products.

Materials on display throughout the village will include new services and products developed specifically for key Automotive, Architectural and Industrial Design applications such as: 2D woven flax reinforcements, roving, flax based thermoplastic tape, flax reinforcements produced from natural fibres and automotive industry waste, non-woven reinforcements, bio-sourced flax fillers for automotive OEM structural parts and much more.

On the JEC Mobility planets, JEC Innovation Award Finalist Bcomp and its partners Windicty, Arkema and NMG Europe, will display the rComposite® vertical wind blade, manufactured from recyclable materials including a mix of glass, flax and recycled carbon fibers combined with thermoplastic resins.

Bcomp will also showcase its collaboration with Temca on the Industrial Planet. Designed by Rudy Ricciotti and Roland Carta for Bouygues Bâtiment Sud-Est and manufactured by Temca using Bcomp’s ampliTex™, 880 cladding panels were created for the façade of the new Cité Scolaire Internationale Jacques Chirac in Marseille.

Also on the Industrial Planet, EcoTechnilin and Babolat have partnered to develop NF²-TECH for high performance sports rackets. Prioritizing the technical advantages of flax fibers, such as enhanced vibration damping and improved comfort, this innovation, used across Babolat’s premium racket range, demonstrates flax’s ability to meet strict technical and industrial requirements.

Finally, as part of the JEC Composite Exchange program, Alliance experts Julie Pariset Innovation & CSR Director and Marie Demaegdt Sustainability Director with the support of Bruno Pech, Innovation Project Manager will present a session entitled Advancing European Flax-Linen & Hemp Composites: Innovations, Insights, and Sustainable Pathways. This session, held on 4 March, 16.30, Agora Stage,  will explore the latest advancements in the European flax-linen and hemp composites sector, shedding light on its technical innovations, environmental contributions, and strategic pathways for a more sustainable future.

JEC World 2025 will form a key part of the Alliance’s acceleration of its sustainable transformation trajectory and will include updates on the evolution of Flax-Linen certifications, new environmental footprint tools and scientific validations on the technical properties of Flax-Linen.

Posted: February 10, 2025

Source: Alliance for European Flax-Linen & Hemp

UK Government Leaders Unveil Pincroft’s £1.5m Military Textile Printing Expansion

ADLINGTON, UK — February 10, 2025 — Military fabric printer, dyer and finisher, Pincroft, has reinforced its position in camouflage fabric manufacturing with a £1.5 million investment in cutting-edge rotary printing technology. During a high-profile visit from UK government officials, the company also announced it has brought rotary laser engraving technology in-house, further strengthening its domestic capabilities in camouflage fabric production.

(L-R) John Vareldzis (CEO), Sir Lindsay Hoyle MP, Maria Eagle MP, Mike Collins (MD).

The event was attended by prominent figures including Sir Lindsay Hoyle MP, Speaker of the House of Commons and Member of Parliament for Chorley, Maria Eagle MP, Minister of State for Defence Procurement and Industry, and Pincroft’s CEO John Vareldzis, alongside Managing Director Mike Collins. In a symbolic moment marking the company’s military printing expansion, the officials cut the ribbon in front of a small group of directors and industry guests, underscoring the significance of UK-based expertise in military textiles. Discussions focused on the importance of reshoring camouflage fabric production, reinforcing national supply chains and the wider benefits for local employment.

Sir Lindsay Hoyle said: “This is a major investment creating high quality jobs, but most of all, producing the best camouflage in the world being printed here. We look forward to the United Kingdom wearing printed uniforms from Adlington.”

Maria Eagle MP added: “The impact of having the capability in the UK to make uniforms to these standards is quite clear. It means that you can keep the intellectual property of how you’re designing your uniforms local, instead of them being sent around the world. To have the capability to do that here is a very powerful sovereign strength.”

John Vareldzis commented: “The scale of today’s visit and the calibre of attendees demonstrate the strategic importance of this investment—to ourselves, the local area and the UK. With many decades of military printing experience, we now have one of the best rotary printing technologies available. This positions us to meet our customers’ evolving needs, explore new markets and offer greater versatility, including lighter fabrics.”

Mike Collins highlighted: “This investment presents a huge opportunity for growth. By adding this additional equipment, we have increased our annual capacity to over eight million metres, ensuring we are well-positioned to meet growing customer demand.”

Pincroft’s new investment includes a Rotascreen TG by Austrian manufacturer Zimmer, with 12 printheads and a magnet system to ensure greater precision, faster reorders and uniform coverage. To further enhance production, Pincroft has also brought screen-making in-house with the SPGPrints bestLEN direct rotary engraving system. This allows for greater flexibility, creativity and speed when producing new designs for customers – from concept to printed fabric.

Posted: February 10, 2025

Source: Pincroft

TotalEnergies And Mayer & Cie. Co-Brand The Tixo Stainless Knitting Machine Oil Range

PARIS — February 10, 2025 — Under a new partnership agreement between TotalEnergies Lubrifiants and Mayer & Cie. signed, the Tixo Stainless co-branded product range will be sold by Mayer & Cie.’s expert distributors worldwide to their customers.

Rainer KEIEMBURG, Vice President for Industrial Lubricants at TotalEnergies Lubrifiants and Marcus Mayer, Managing Partner Mayer & Cie. signed the cooperation in Strasbourg on
Thursday, February 6, 2025 Photo — Benjamin Hincker

Signed on February 6, 2025, this new agreement allows the two leaders to join forces to combine TotalEnergies’ Tixo Stainless oils, one of the highest-performance knitting machine lubricants, with one of the best knitting machines available on the market.

TotalEnergies Lubrifiants is one of the world’s leading suppliers of oils for knitting machines. Its range of Tixo products, specially designed to meet the requirements of knitting machines and approved by key manufacturers, is one of the best oils available on the market for lubricating needles, needle beds, sinkers and knitting cams on knitting machines. They are also compatible with all types of yarn. Tixo knitting oils have been developed to offer the best washability at low, medium and high wash temperatures, without compromising mechanical performance. This ensures adequate lubrication of machine components, guaranteeing machine reliability and the quality of the knitted fabrics produced.

Mayer & Cie., a German company founded in 1905, is a long-established, premium manufacturer and supplier of large-diameter circular knitting machines. As a trailblazer in the sector, setting standards while developing new processes and approaches, the company is further distinguished by its strong expertise and market knowledge. Benjamin MAYER, Managing Partner Mayer & Cie. said: “We are excited to offer our circular knitting machine customers a premium-quality machine and needle oil, adding yet another element to ensure exceptional performance.”

Founded on shared values and a common passion for innovation, this agreement reflects both partners’ commitment to meeting their customers’ specific needs with highly advanced, high-performance solutions. The partnership also embodies TotalEnergies Lubrifiants’ expertise in knitting machines lubrication as several world’s key knitting machine manufacturers place their trust in the Tixo range, which Mayer & Cie. has just joined. For Rainer KEIEMBURG, Vice President for Industrial Lubricants at TotalEnergies Lubrifiants, “It is an honor to welcome Mayer & Cie. as one of our key partners. Combining their circular knitting machines with our lubricants was an obvious choice for me, and I am delighted to collaborate together to fully satisfy their customers.”

Posted: February 10, 2025

Source: Mayer & Cie. GmbH & Co. KG

Waters ElectroForce Apex 1 Instrument Offers Increased Versatility, Simplicity, And Speed To Mechanical Testing Of Advanced Polymer Materials

ANAHEIM, Calif., and MILFORD, Mass. — February 4, 2025 — MD&M West – Waters Corporation today announced the launch of the TA Instruments™ ElectroForce™ Apex 1 Mechanical Testing Instrument, specially designed for increased versatility, speed, and ease of use to support precise tensile and fatigue testing of high performance and lightweight polymers and composites.

Tabletop and floor-standing models of the TA Instruments ElectroForce Apex 1 Mechanical Testing Instrument.

“As an additive manufacturing company, we build 3D-printed polymer parts that are increasingly being used in highly demanding applications where strength and durability are essential. After one short training session, we were able to use the ElectroForce Apex 1 Instrument to easily conduct tensile and fatigue testing to characterize our new materials,” said Javier Ramos, Chief Technology Officer for Inkbit Corporation. “The ease of use and quick time to results have given us the confidence to explore a greater range of materials, testing the limit of our manufactured materials and processes.”

Material strength and durability testing is increasingly important for accelerating the development of products in demanding applications such as those in the medical device, polymer, aerospace, automotive, and additive manufacturing industries. The ElectroForce Apex 1 Instrument’s motor stroke range is at least 43% greater than the competition, providing laboratories and manufacturers the versatility to perform monotonic and fatigue testing across a greater variety of materials. The increased motor stroke range also speeds testing by up to 30%, which can reduce costs early in development by helping users to identify and eliminate weaknesses in material selection and design, before the validation or post-launch phase.

“As manufacturers pivot towards developing and using more high-quality sustainable materials, the need for simple, accurate, and affordable mechanical testing becomes increasingly important,” said Yu Cheng, vice president of Research and Development and Product Solutions, TA Instruments Division of Waters. “The ElectroForce Apex 1 Instrument was designed for customers looking for precise, safe, and reliable testing to inform material selection and design, as well as component and product performance assessments.”

Designed to reduce operator process steps and errors, the ElectroForce Apex 1 Instrument comes equipped with new software features, including TuneIQ™ Technology, which can automatically tune the instrument without operator intervention and without additional, invasive stress or strain applied to the sample. The new motor control system improves break-stop capabilities during mechanical testing, increasing workflow options and operator confidence to run longer experiments unsupervised, including overnight. The instrument also comes with intelligent data acquisition to help prevent computer hard drive overload by selecting test-specific data parameters and limiting collection to more critical and manageable data.

Waters ElectroForce™ Apex 1 Mechanical Testing Instrument is available for order today.

Posted: February 7, 2025

Source: Waters Corporation

Spiber To Showcase Over 100 New Fabrics, Including Wide Range Of Suiting Fabrics And High Brewed Protein™ Fiber Blends, At Milano Unica Debut

YAMAGATA, Japan — February 3, 2025 — Spiber, a pioneer in protein fibers (ISO 2076) produced using fermentation technology, is excited to announce its debut at Milano Unica, taking place from February 4–6, 2025.

Pure Brewed Protein™ pique Composition: 100% Brewed Protein™ fiber Produced by A-girls Credit: Spiber Inc.

At the show, Spiber will unveil over 20 newly developed woven suiting fabrics created in collaboration with Takisada-Nagoya, a Japanese fiber distributor based in Aichi prefecture. Takisada-Nagoya is renowned for its exceptional in-house textile developments, particularly with wool, and is a trusted supplier to both premium global and mass-market brands.

The collection features a wide range of blends containing 10%–50% Brewed Protein™ fiber and includes materials like wool, polyester, and more—ideal for suits and jackets. This unveiling marks a significant milestone for Spiber in showcasing such a versatile and extensive lineup of suiting fabrics.

“Brewed Protein™ fiber is highly appealing for its fine diameter, excellent compatibility with worsted fabrics, and its ability to deliver an unparalleled sense of luxury and superior texture. Suit fabrics made with Brewed Protein™ fibers not only embody sustainability but also feature a unique sheen and luxurious feel, setting them apart from traditional materials like silk or cashmere. Recognizing the potential to redefine value in the declining global suit market, we embarked on this initiative to create and promote innovative suit fabrics. Looking ahead, we plan to leverage our global production strengths to explore broader applications for material development beyond suits.” – Ryuichi Tanaka, Takisada-Nagoya Co., Ltd. Menswear Fabric Section 2 Manager

Additionally, Spiber will showcase 40 newly developed Brewed Protein™ blended fabrics, with Brewed Protein™ fiber content ranging from 6%–100%. These fabrics were crafted in partnership with A-girls, a distinguished Japanese textile manufacturer based in Wakayama prefecture, known for its expertise in circular-knit production and artisanal craftsmanship. A-girls’ exceptionally soft, comfortable fabrics have made it a trusted supplier for global luxury brands. Since beginning their collaboration with Spiber in 2023, A-girls has produced an expanding collection of approximately 120 textile designs.

“Brewed Protein™ fiber can be compared to a new seasoning in cooking—one that has the potential to transform the dish itself. It is a groundbreaking material that stimulates the creativity of developers, offering the possibility of realizing projects beyond our imagination. Additionally, there is great joy in developing fabrics that are closer to human skin than any material previously available. As a manufacturing company, aiming to eliminate waste and reduce the burden on natural resources and animals aligns perfectly with our philosophy. The unique creativity and cutting-edge development technology that Spiber possesses are indispensable for the future. We have high expectations for Spiber to drive technological innovation not only in the textile field but also in new areas such as medicine and food.” – Tomohiro Yamashita, A-GIRL’S CO., LTD. President

Visitors can explore the full range of Spiber’s showcased textiles at Booth JOB A12. Purchases will be available through Takisada-Nagoya (JOB B09/11) and A-girls (JOB A13), who are also presenting at Milano Unica.

Since its founding in 2007, Spiber has dedicated over 15 years to researching and developing protein materials. This journey culminated in the launch of its first commercial protein polymer production plant in 2021. The company has since partnered with leading domestic and global yarn and textile manufacturers, including Botto Giuseppe e Figli S.p.A., Consinee Group, Filatura Papi Fabio S.p.A., Marzotto Wool Manufacturing Srl, RD Gruppo Florence, Zegna Baruffa Lane Borgosesia, and others. Brewed Protein™ fiber has also been featured in products from renowned brands like Goldwin, the Issey Miyake group, Margaret Howell, sacai, The North Face, Woolrich, and more.

With its versatility and vast potential for diverse applications, Brewed Protein™ fiber represents a groundbreaking material for a sustainable future. Spiber remains committed to driving innovation and expanding its global network of suppliers, working toward solutions that contribute to a better, more sustainable society.

Posted: February 7, 2025

Source: Spiber Inc. 

Reju Partners With Cibutex To Establish A Circular Textile Ecosystem

PARIS — February 5, 2025 — Reju™, the progressive textile-to-textile regeneration company, and Cibutex, a cooperative of companies dedicated to establishing a more sustainable textile supply chain, today announced they have signed a partnership. Through this collaboration, Reju and Cibutex will work to establish an ecosystem among Cibutex member companies.

This partnership will deliver feedstock supply of secondary raw materials derived from post-consumer textile waste to Reju for the recycling and the production of regenerated Reju Polyester™. This provides circular regeneration opportunities using Reju’s innovative textile-to-textile recycling technology.

Reju is pioneering a global infrastructure for large-scale textile waste regeneration, starting with polyester. Reju Polyester™ , will have a 50% lower carbon footprint compared to virgin polyester and can be regenerated infinitely. This partnership with Cibutex will see materials from the cooperative’s member companies processed at Reju’s Regeneration Hub Zero in Frankfurt, Germany, which will be fully operational in 2025 and at future Reju Regeneration Hubs.

Cibutex brings together companies from the textile service sector to collect and process post-use business textiles, creating a pathway for these materials to be reintroduced into the production cycle. It aims to close the loop on business textile production, ensuring that B2B post-use textiles are collected and transformed into valuable raw materials. By integrating Reju’s proprietary regeneration technology, this union ensures traceability and scalability, key components of a truly sustainable and circular textile supply chain.

Patrik Frisk, CEO of Reju, said:

“Reju and Cibutex are joining forces to lead the change in creating a circular ecosystem for business textiles. Cibutex’s distinct approach to mobilizing member companies aligns perfectly with Reju’s mission to regenerate textiles at scale. Together, we are tackling the challenge of textile waste, building an infrastructure that keeps valuable resources out of landfills and incineration while reducing the industry’s carbon footprint.”

Jan Lamme, CEO at Cibutex, added:

“Our cooperative was founded on the principle of fostering a circular textile economy. Partnering with Reju strengthens our ability to bring post-use business textiles back into the production cycle, achieving the traceability and quality which are essential for a sustainable future. This cooperation represents a major step forward in realizing our vision of a closed-loop supply chain for the textile service sector.”

The joint efforts of Reju and Cibutex highlight the strength of combined ingenuity and innovation in tackling the growing challenge of textile waste. With the European Union’s mandate for textile waste collection taking effect this year, along with pending regulations in the U.S., this initiative comes at a pivotal moment, ensuring scalable solutions to meet regulatory demands and achieve a more sustainable future.

Posted: February 7, 2025

Source: Reju

UNIFI®, Makers Of REPREVE®, Announces U.S. Manufacturing Transition: Madison, N.C. Production Consolidated Into North And Central America UNIFI Facilities

GREENSBORO, N.C. — February 3, 2025 — Unifi, Inc. (together with its consolidated subsidiaries, “UNIFI”), an innovator in recycled and synthetic yarn, today announced it will be transitioning yarn production out of its manufacturing facility in Madison, North Carolina, and placing the property for sale in calendar 2025. Production activities currently occurring at the Madison, North Carolina facility will be consolidated into UNIFI facilities in North and Central America.

Eddie Ingle, Chief Executive Officer of UNIFI, Inc., stated, “We are very grateful for the hard work, contributions, and support from everyone involved with the Madison facility, including the community and employees, past and present. We will work closely with our employees and community to ensure the smoothest transition possible, and we are offering existing employees available opportunities at our other facilities in North Carolina.”

Ingle continued, “The closure of this facility enables us to better align UNIFI’s manufacturing footprint with our growing customer base across North and Central America. This move, which involves relocating some machinery to other manufacturing locations, will enhance our cost structure and strengthen our balance sheet.

“Importantly, this transition will not impact our ability to meet the demands of the market or our strategic initiatives focused on innovation, the REPREVE® portfolio, and continuous financial improvement. We look forward to transitioning to a more robust operating profile, revitalizing our Americas businesses, and creating a more sustainable future for all our stakeholders.”

Posted: February 7, 2025

Source: UNIFI, Inc.

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