For 2 days, twice a year, at Center415, the six major industries supplying materials and services to the global fashion industry – Yarns, Fabrics, Designs, Accessories & Manufacturing – come together in New York City. A complete and transversal offer.

In this webtalk, Amrei Becker, ITA Institut für Textiltechnik der RWTH Aachen University and Markus Reichwein, Oerlikon Textile GmbH & Co. KG (Manmade Fibers), will present the challenges and solutions for a sustainable circular economy. Under the umbrella of the EU Green Deal, the European Commission intends to develop a strategy on "Circular Textile Economy". A strategy adopted by the Commission is expected in 2022. The circular economy will have a profound impact also on the future of the manmade fiber industry…

Move forward in your new career…in a course designed specifically for non-engineers. Let an industry expert mentor you in nonwoven basics. Gain new skills in materials, machinery, processes, and technologies. Know how your products are manufactured. Discover what those unfamiliar terms and acronyms you’ve been hearing mean. It can happen in only 1.5 days.

Texworld New York City continues to create opportunities to support the textile sourcing community by connecting global manufacturers and suppliers to the US market with three strategic ways to source – in-person, the sourcing showroom, and its virtual platform.

Apparel Sourcing New York City continues to create opportunities to support the textile sourcing community by connecting global manufacturers and suppliers to the US market. 

We’ve got quality AND quantity—You’ll see more products and brands than any other winter show in North America. Get back to more efficient business—Brands, products, and people in one place—you can’t replicate doing business in-person. See products up close—Compare color, fit, and materials to make better informed decisions. Grow your network—Nurture existing relationships and build new ones. Be inspired by community—Connect with other retailers, brands, nonprofits, athletes, media, and industry experts to get inspiration on how you can better your business. Discover it…

This webinar will cover: Defining color and light fastness; Why test for light fastness; The factors that impact light fastness: Temperature, humidity, precipitation; Standards, test methods, equipment; Conducting a light fastness test; and Assessment and common mistakes, using greyscales and blue wools.

This webinar will cover: Defining color and light fastness; Why test for light fastness; The factors that impact light fastness: Temperature, humidity, precipitation; Standards, test methods, equipment; Conducting a light fastness test; and Assessment and common mistakes, using greyscales and blue wools.