Re-engineered for even better performance and striking design

  Designers of fashion labels, both industrial and fashion textiles and a wide range of other products involving digital printing and/or digital finishing (laser cutting) can now direct and control ALL print and laser cutting finishing specifications at the earliest design stages with Spartanics’ latest laser cutting innovation--Designers’ Turnkey Digital Print-to-Laser Cutting System.  

Uniqlo has rolled out a new range of lightweight clothing to meet Government demand for people to save more energy.

This solution marks a genuine technological turning point that brings companies unequaled gains in productivity and profitability

OptiTex, the leading developer of innovative, easy-to-operate 2D and 3D CAD/CAM solutions for cut-fabric products and other related industries, announces the release of Version 11 of their signature software.  

This enhanced version of Diamino features a function to optimize existing markers and puts

On the opening day of Baselworld 2011, Luc Perramond, CEO of La Montre Hermès, proudly presents the new timepiece from the Maison on the Faubourg Saint Honoré: Arceau Le Temps suspendu.

Sustainability is a long term trend at H&M and this April as part of the focus on sustainability H&M will introduce the Conscious Collection - The collection which is for women, men and children is made from enviromentally - adapted and greener materials such as organic cotton, Tencel® and recycled polyester. H&M’s designers have been inspired by different shades of white, one of the most important colours this Spring. A minimalist, tailored look is combined with romantic lace, Broderie Anglaise, frills and draping. The Conscious Collection will be on sale in all H&M stores from 14th April.

They look like futuristic outfits from science-fiction films, but they're for more down-to-earth purposes. Recovery garments—skintight clothes that provide a gentle compression—can help your body bounce back faster after a grueling workout or flight, say companies that sell them. Several studies found test subjects felt less sore after wearing the garments, but scientists say it may be psychological.