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Recipe of Denim Enzyme Washing Process : Easy 7 Step Are you searching recipe of denim enzyme washing process? if yes, you clicked in right article which is about denim enzyme washing process with recipe which is collect from garments washing factory. Full article link: https://lnkd.in/gvAJEyEN

The American textile industry is being directly impacted by de minimis shipments flooding our market. https://buff.ly/48GnfWV Read our blog post on what we should do next: https://buff.ly/3XTZPc3

Is Polyester Underwear Harmful to Your Health? Typically, polyester requires high-pressure, high-temperature dyeing techniques, which consume significant amounts of energy and water. These processes release pollutants into the environment, contributing to air and water contamination. Additionally, some chemical dyes used in polyester processing are toxic, leaving a harmful footprint.    An alternative method, known as carrier dyeing, has been explored to reduce the environmental impact of polyester dyeing. However, traditional carrier chemicals such as terphenyl phenol often have strong odors and are toxic, leading to concerns about residual chemicals on the fabric. To mitigate this, some manufacturers are adopting natural plant-based dyes that are less harmful to both the environment and consumers. By using one-step processing techniques, such as simultaneous scouring, bleaching, and dyeing, manufacturers can minimize the environmental burden of polyester production while ensuring the fabric remains less harmful to human health. Visit details：https://lnkd.in/gW4pGZx4 Any questions please contact：Email：merrybruce066@gmail.com Whatsapp：+8613532266126 #polyester #underwear #undergarments #exporter #importer #exhibition #company #manufacturer

The breakthrough has been achieved! Together with our partners, we have succeeded in producing new nylon fibers from discarded nylon textiles. And in a quality that is identical to virgin material. Zara customers were recently able to check it out themselves, as a jacket made in this way was just available in ZARA stores Inditex (unfortunately already sold out). How have we managed to completely close the loop for nylon 6 from textile waste? First, nylon textiles, i.e. polyamide-based textiles, are collected and sorted, then shredded. The long chains of the nylon polymer are eventually broken down into individual molecules. These are purified and linked together again to form new polyamide chains. The result is loopamid®, a polyamide polymer from which new fibers can be produced. Used textiles are thus turned into new materials. Will this revolutionize the textile industry? We say: the potential is there. And you? #CircularWconomy

What do you see when you see this? A pair of jeans, right? 1.2 million pairs of jeans are purchased every year. Each pair takes electricity, fuel, water, and labor to create. An industry standard pair of jeans uses up to 7.000 litres of water (that’s close to 54 full bathtubs). After agriculture, textile dyeing is the second largest polluter of fresh water globally. I love a good kick-ass pair of denim just as much as the next person - but this sure paints a whole different picture of what the impact is behind those jeans. #sustainablefashion #fashionindustry #recycleforchange

TEXTILE VALUE CHAIN (TVC), our Mission is clear to reduce the distance between different textile industry participants and bring them together on a single platform. TEXTILEVALUECHAIN #textileindustry Read More: https://lnkd.in/gbWC8P8E

You turned the Jian River in China red. Yes, you. It was caused by the jeans you wear. The denim dyeing process is so wasteful and toxic that rivers like the Jian have been stained by the dyes used in textile production. If you buy just two pairs of jeans a year, the environmental cost is staggering—22,000 liters of water—equivalent to ALL the water you use that entire year. And that's not even mentioning the harmful chemicals that poison our waterways and harm communities. The story doesn’t have to end this way. Sonovia Ltd, an Israeli textile company, is changing the future of denim. By using ultrasonic cavitation— imagine tiny dye guns firing at supersonic speeds—Sonovia’s process embeds eco-friendly dye directly onto cotton yarns, dramatically reducing the environmental impact of denim production. Sonovia’s slashes water consumption by 85% and eliminates all harmful chemicals, ensuring our rivers stay clear. Sonovia’s approach is transforming the denim industry — ensuring the only red you see is in your wardrobe, not in our rivers.

Read the breakthrough in textile-to-textile recycling using #remonomerization / #chemicalrecycling enabled by a fantastic team along the value chain lead by my colleagues!

A clean production environment is crucial for the production of close-fitting clothing. Firstly, it reduces the risk of contamination and ensures the garments are free from harmful substances. This is particularly important as #lingerie garment comes into direct contact with the skin. Secondly, a clean environment helps prevent the growth of bacteria and microorganisms, which can cause odors, skin irritations, or even infections.Moreover, a well-maintained production area enhances the overall quality of the clothing. It minimizes the presence of dirt, dust, and other particles that could potentially damage the fabric or affect its appearance. A pristine environment also promotes better working conditions for the employees, as it reduces the exposure to health hazards. In summary, a clean production environment is essential to produce high-quality, safe, and comfortable close-fitting #clothing that meets the expectations of consumers. #OEMGARMENT #FASHIONFACTORY #GARMENTFACTORY

As is known to all, in international import and export trade, the packaging of clothing is essential, which can play the role of protecting clothing, facilitating storage and facilitating #transportation. 📦 PE is one of the most commonly used plastics in daily life. Due to its light weight, transparency and other characteristics, it is widely used as #packaging bags and protective films for ready-to-wear clothes; at the same time, what we need to note is that it is also the most important type of plastic waste on the earth now. 😮 What is BHT? What impact does it have on plastic consumer goods? 🤔 BHT is a phenolic compound and also an antioxidant additive. Due to the suspicion that it is a carcinogen, the demand for plastic products without BHT is increasing day by day. 👆 In order to meet the growing demand of customers for BHT-free materials, we also use BHT-free polyethylene to make bags for ready-to-wear clothes. 👕 #fashion #design #apparel #garment #coat #outerwear #fauxdownjakcet #cotton #woolen #trenchcoat #outerwearfactory #outerwearmanufacturer #overseasfactory