PERFORMANCE DAYS’ Post

𝗦𝘂𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗶𝗻𝗮𝗯𝗶𝗹𝗶𝘁𝘆 𝗮𝘁 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗖𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗿 In a world where sustainability has become an absolute priority, Guimer s.r.l. is proud to be at the forefront of promoting ecological and responsible practices. Our buckles, made from solid brass, 925 silver, and stainless steel, are a concrete example of our commitment to the environment. Each product is 100% Made in Italy and created using eco-friendly production processes that minimize environmental impact: • Eco-Friendly and Hypoallergenic Stainless Steel: The stainless steel we use is not only environmentally friendly but also hypoallergenic, ensuring both safety and sustainability. •Reuse of Brass and Silver: In our production process, brass and silver scraps are constantly remelted and reused for subsequent productions, eliminating waste and optimizing resource use. •Quality and Innovation: Our buckles are not only synonymous with high quality and innovative design but also represent a conscious choice for a more sustainable future. •Responsibility and Transparency: From material selection to production techniques, every phase is carefully managed to ensure products that respect the environment and meet the highest industry standards. •Eco-Friendly Customization: We offer the possibility to customize our buckles starting from the client's design or engraving, always maintaining our commitment to sustainability. Join us on our journey towards a greener world and learn more about how our solutions can contribute to sustainable fashion. #Sustainability #MadeInItaly #EcoFriendly #HighQuality #Guimer #Innovation #FashionIndustry

When we say "the widest bandwidth of fabrics in the industry", we mean it. All of these are available in blends as well. We always work with our customers to find the perfect fit for their projects. #TextileIndustry #FabricManufacturing #ApparelFabric #MattressIndustry #SustainableTextiles #MadeInCanada #TextileInnovation #EcoFriendlyFabrics #FashionIndustry #HomeTextiles

Overcoming Obstacles: The Challenges We Faced in Building Our Leather Business Building a successful leather business comes with its fair share of challenges. At Luminarsea Endeavors, we've navigated through various hurdles to establish ourselves as a trusted name in the industry. Here's a glimpse into our journey: 🛠️ Sourcing Quality Materials: Finding premium leather that meets our high standards was no easy task. We built strong relationships with ethical suppliers to ensure consistent quality. 🌱 Sustainability: Incorporating sustainable practices in leather production required significant investment and innovation. Today, we're proud to offer eco-friendly options that don't compromise on quality. 📦 Logistics and Supply Chain: Managing a seamless supply chain was crucial. We implemented efficient logistics solutions to guarantee on-time delivery to our global clients. 👥 Skilled Workforce: Training and retaining skilled artisans was essential to maintain the craftsmanship we're known for. We invested in continuous learning and development for our team. Through perseverance and a commitment to excellence, we've turned these challenges into opportunities for growth. Let’s collaborate to bring unparalleled quality and sustainability to your leather products. info@lumenarlines.com [Leather Business Challenges, Premium Leather, Sustainable Practices, Supply Chain Management, Skilled Artisans, B2B Leather] #LeatherBusiness #OvercomingChallenges #PremiumQuality #SustainableLeather #B2BLeather #LuminarseaEndeavors

Archroma, based in Pratteln, Switzerland, is an established leader in speciality chemicals for coatings, packaging, paper and textiles. The company offers a comprehensive portfolio of substances which play key roles along the entire textile value chain. Examples include antibacterial and antimicrobial finishes, durable water repellent (DWR) finishes, dyestuffs, and processing agents. The company actively pursues the development of textile chemicals which are safe to handle, use and release into the environment at the ends of their useful lives. Also, it engages with associations, organisations and major stakeholders in order to support and drive initiatives which progress chemical safety standards and sustainability. Follow the link for a 20-page profile of Archroma. https://bit.ly/4bZTp0Z Archroma #archroma #chemicals #manufacturing #textiles #intermediates #fibres #clothing #dye #finishing #treatments #DWR #antibacterial #antimicrobial #dyestuff #apparel #sustainability #safetystandards #companyprofile

Safer solutions for PFAS uses? YES, they are available. And for many applications! In this webinar series we will show that for many uses, we can replace PFAS already today. Starting with technical textiles, we will cover many other sectors in the coming months.

This looks to be an interesting webinar and could be of interest to those in our community too. #PFAS #substitution #alternatives #sustainablechemistry

One of the more debated applications for PFAS-free solutions has been technical #textiles such as personal protection for firefighters and other textiles where functionality is key. But today, there are several safer alternatives available on the market.

One chapter of our #sustainability story: For several years now, we have been taking back Trevira CS #textiles in the EU for a thoughtful repurposing after the first life cycle as an interior decorative fabric. #woven -> #nonwoven #interiordesign #softfurnishings #fireretardantfabrics

🔎 In this new webinar series, we’re doing a deep dive into safer solutions for various #PFAS applications! First out is the issue of technical textiles. 👕 The textile industry — or more specifically the #TULAC (Textiles, Upholstery, Leather, Apparel, Carpets) sector — is one of the biggest emitters of PFAS in Europe, which makes a strong case for finding safer alternatives to use instead. One of the more debated applications for PFAS-free solutions has been technical #textiles such as personal protection for firefighters and other textiles where functionality is key. But today, there are several safer alternatives available on the market. In this webinar, you can expect to learn: ✅ Why PFAS aren’t needed in many technical-textile applications ✅ How to overcome substitution barriers for technical textiles  ✅ Key lessons from a case study on #workwear 🎙️ Speakers: Dr. Rüdiger Fox, CEO of Sympatex Louise Svensson, Technical Development Manager at Tranemo - Advanced Workwear Dr. Lisa Skedung, Researcher and Project Manager at RISE Research Institutes of Sweden (RISE) Dr. Jonatan Kleimark, Senior Chemicals and Business Advisor at ChemSec 📅 Tuesday, May 7 🕒 15:00-15:45 (CEST) 👉🏻 Sign up here: https://lnkd.in/diRw67F4

Every single year the quality checkers at the iconic VBC mill in Biella run their hands over enough fabric to stretch from Milan to Beijing. And back. Four times. In this 70-metre warehouse (completely automated, cherry-picked by unmanned machinery) thousands of rolls of the most beautiful cut-length cloths in the world sit, ready to be dispatched to the most celebrated tailors and brands in the world. This isn’t a Silicon Valley or Chinese tech start up. It’s an ancient textiles mill that has been operating since 1663, stewarded by 13 generations of family, sitting in a rural town and carved into the mountains. Those brand and product descriptors marketers love so much—craftsmanship, artisan, tradition and history—don’t have to mean that all the work is done by hand or the old-fashioned way. The key to scale, accuracy and consistency is, more often than not, in the technology that powers the business. It’s a great reminder that even the oldest businesses need to innovate, stay current and push boundaries. VBC are proof that you can do it, while still remaining true to your brand and history.