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Source:News / Time:2026-09-12
ISO 6330 Home Laundering Procedures: Choosing the Right Cycle
ISO 6330 defines the washing and drying procedures used in most textile testing, and the choice of cycle changes every result.
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Source:News / Time:2026-09-12
ZDHC MRSL and Chemical Management in the Supply Chain
The ZDHC Manufacturing Restricted Substances List sets limits for chemicals used in production, not only for residues on the product.
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Source:News / Time:2026-09-12
On-Demand and Micro-Batch Manufacturing in Textiles
Small-batch and on-demand production reduces inventory risk, and it is increasingly viable thanks to digital printing and flexible knitting.
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Source:News / Time:2026-09-12
Bluesign System: Input Stream Management for Responsible Production
Bluesign evaluates every component of production, including chemicals, water, energy and emissions, rather than only the final product.
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Source:News / Time:2026-09-12
Nearshoring Versus Asia Sourcing: Total Cost and Speed Compared
Nearshoring shortens lead times and reduces risk, but the comparison must be made on total cost and flexibility, not unit price.
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Source:News / Time:2026-09-12
GRS Certification for Recycled Textiles: Requirements and Audits
GRS verifies recycled content and also imposes social, environmental and chemical requirements on every certified site in the chain.
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Source:News / Time:2026-09-12
OEKO-TEX Standard 100: What It Covers and What It Does Not
OEKO-TEX certifies that a textile article has been tested against harmful substance limits, not that it is organic or low carbon.
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Source:News / Time:2026-09-12
Repairability and Product Longevity in Performance Apparel
The most sustainable garment is the one that stays in use, and repairability is a design decision made long before it is needed.
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Source:News / Time:2026-09-12
Energy Transition in Textile Mills: Solar, Biomass and Efficiency
Energy is both a large cost and a large emission source for textile mills, and efficiency usually pays back before fuel switching.
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Source:News / Time:2026-09-12
Water Stewardship in Dyeing and Finishing
Water is the defining environmental issue for dyehouses, and stewardship covers consumption, quality and community impact together.
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