How Many Kinds Of Textile Development Do You Know About These 6 Kinds Of Textile Research And Development?

Today, I want to introduce some new textile technology developed abroad in recent years. These "black technologies" have not only made outstanding contributions to sustainable development, but also injected vitality into the innovation and development of the textile industry.

Evrnu

Evrnu, the fabric technology company, has developed the first denim made from recycled cotton and waste cotton. Through the supply chain, with their cooperation with brands, retailers, factories and recycling owners, Evrnu has made recyclable and customizable fabrics with its engineering fibers.

　　 Econyl

ECONYL is made from saved waste, such as fishing nets and industrial plastics from marine and landfill sites, and transformed into textile and carpet yarns for fashion and interior industries. Stella McCartney, Outerknown and other sustainable brands are designed using ECONYL's renewable material.

　　 Polylana

Polylana is a short fiber mixture that is patenting raw fiber and recycled materials. It is the only low impact substitute for acrylic and wool on the market. 100%. Polylana's regenerated material mixture consists of modified polyester particles and rPET flakes, which can be dyed at low temperatures and have a "unique" feeling in weaving. The famous brand Arvin Goods chose to use Polylana as the main material for the debut of the hat series at the beginning of this season.

　　 Spider Silk

The Spider Silk developed by Bolt Threads in California, USA, is a material produced by its proprietary technology, which can replicate the production process of spider silk and produce silk fibers in a sustainable and large-scale way. The company says spider silk has outstanding characteristics, including elasticity, stamina, strength and softness. In addition, from the perspective of industrial sewage, this degradable material is more green than the acrylic fiber and spandex born from chemical materials.

　　 Mylo

Also from the Bolt Threads company, Mylo is a synthetic leather fabric made from the mycelia produced under suitable conditions, solidified and tanned, and at last it looks very similar to leather. Mylo has a wide range of applications and can be used to replace any leather products. Like natural leather, Mylo can be dyed and has a long luster over time.

　　 ChroMorphous

University researchers in Florida have developed a revolutionary fabric ChroMorphous. The color of this fabric can change with the slight change of temperature. In ChroMorphous fabrics, each thread is equipped with a micro guide wire and a color changing pigment. Consumers only need to operate on smart phones, and can change the color or pattern of fabrics according to their needs, because the micro wire guides can change the temperature of fabrics, not only fast, but also uniform.