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Despite a difficult business climate created by the pandemic, spinning technology companies continue to innovate.
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Spinning operations still thrive in the United States, in part, because the process lends itself well to automation therefore making competition from low-cost labor markets less of an issue compared to some other more labor-intensive steps in the textile processing chain
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According to the new “Spinning Machines – Global Market Trajectory & Analytics” report from Dublin-based market research company Research and Markets, for the 2020-2027 period, the global market for spinning machines is predicted to grow from $5 billion to $7.3 billion at a 5.5 percent compound annual growth rate. In the United States, the value of the spinning machine market in 2020 is estimated at $1.4 billion.
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MILAN Showing resilience and hope seemed to be the mantra for textile-makers showing at the latest edition of Première Vision Paris, which closed its weeklong digital-only event on Feb. 19.
Bringing together everything under one website, the fair regrouped the previously separate sites for the denim and New York shows, offering a wide-ranging experience for buyers and designers. Overall, the Première Vision Paris marketplace hosted collections from more than 1,500 brands, offering a catalogue of 50,000 products.
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Over at Texworld Evolution Paris Le Showroom, organizers were able to host a showroom-like presentation by-appointment only that allowed around 500 buyers and visitors to enjoy IRL the catalogue of 2,500 products displayed by 75 companies.
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The fashion industry and the trends that come out of it has always largely been dictated by cultural events. The Great Depression beckoned velvet, fur, and everything luxury. The jazz age brought about fringe and loose silhouettes. When the feminist movement grew in the 60s, mini skirts became a trend and symbol of women s freedom and rights.
This past year has been no different. With the dawn of the coronavirus pandemic came a major switch in our wardrobe. High heels were replaced with comfortable slippers, and loungewear replaced workwear. Though we expected to see clothing companies shift over to the production of gloves and face masks, we didn t anticipate the rise of stylish, germ-fighting clothes.