Molly Fitzpatrick is a textile designer and founder of DittoHouse, an Ohio-based home textile brand for ethically produced textiles. Having designed textiles for a wide variety of markets, including ...

3D printing, otherwise known as additive manufacturing, is a recent innovation that has fast become one of the most important manufacturing methods. In this process, products are constructed ...

Researchers are one step closer to making wearable textile technology a reality. Materials scientists have reported a new design of a flexible wearable supercapacitor patch. It uses MXene to create a ...

Accelerating Circularity launched Textile-to-Textile Circularity Foundations, a two-day in-person workshop focused on ...

In 2026, interior design trends merge natural elegance with smart technology, transforming living spaces into immersive experiences. Natural fabrics like linen, cotton, and wool dominate in soft, ...

The life cycle of textile products spanning from raw materials to fibre production, textile conversion, distribution and disposal contributes to 5-10% of global greenhouse gas emissions. In addition, ...

What is the IPC? A look into the standards set for woven and knitted e-textiles using conductive fibers/yarns and wires, wearables, and printed electronics. Electronic designers rely on standards for ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write about health tech, women's health and female entrepreneurship. The latest IDTechEx report predicts that the smart textiles ...

A Virginia, United States-based clean technology startup is applying its unique hydrothermal processing technology to treat previously hard-to-recycle textiles made out of blends of polyester and ...

Bangladesh’s leading textile and apparel maker embraces advanced manufacturing and use of innovative technology to make its mark on the global stage. Global textile and apparel makers are accelerating ...

Despite a desire for greener and more sustainable apparel, U.S. consumers continue to discard about 70 pounds of clothing each year on average. For Tasha Lewis, Ph.D., that’s far too much. In response ...