In this edition
In this issue we look back at drupa and Texprocess & Techtextil shows. I had never realized that the printing industry was that large till I visited drupa show in June this year. At this year’s show 17 halls were filled with printing innovations. 80% of visitors were from outside Germany with attendees from 174 countries. 
At Texprocess and Techtextil show the number of visitors grew with 29 percent. In times of emerging AI technologies, increasing legislative requirements and high energy costs, both trade shows offered the markets an international marketplace for product innovations along the textile value chain at the right time.
In line with the popularity of sustainable clothing and headwear, this issue gives an overview of ecological garments and headwear. Bernd Seeger, Lucy Woodward and Sara Sanders Smith will also inform you about their popular ecological products and about trends in sustainability.
In this issue you will also find more information about sustainable headwear made of plastic bottles and fishing nets.
At the end of September we will launch our new Online Magazine Sustainability free of charge on our website.
Contents
- Arjen Evertse about 20 years Mimaki Europe
- Trends in sustainable garments
- Overview of sustainable garments and headwear
- An independent test service for the DTF printing market
- Fashionable into autumn and winter with Daiber
- New jacket in RESULT Genuine recycled collection
- Calendar
- Sustainable headwear made of plastic bottles and fishing nets.
- Getting the most out of your embroidery machine
- Celebrating the global print industry at drupa 2024
- Techtextil and Texprocess score with growth.
