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Textile and fibre company Teijin has developed a new functional fabric for use in sportswear it says can be used as a substitute for cotton in sweat suits.

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Textile and fibre company Teijin is to merge its polyester fibres and products converting businesses in a move designed to strengthen the competitiveness and growth prospects of both units – including an extra-reliable supply chain for apparel applications. 

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Textile and fibre company Teijin has developed what it says is a new highly water-repellent outerwear material, that combines the usefulness of umbrella-quality fabric and the practicality of high-function wear.

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Textile and fibre company Teijin has unveiled a new version of its Solotex fabric, specifically designed to provide cushioning, a smoother texture, and improved elasticity for sports apparel.

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Textile and fibre company Teijin is to pursue new merger and acquisition opportunities in a bid to optimise local production for local consumption and reinforce its production capabilities around the world. 

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Fibre firm Teijin is to roll out its new extra-soft polyester hook-and-loop fastener globally after test-marketing it in Japan.

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Textile and fibre company Teijin has developed two new nylon-based fibres for use in the expanding athleisure market.

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Teijin Cordley, the manmade leather business of Japanese textile and fibre firm Teijin Group, has developed a new high-grade natural leather substitute for products such as high-end shoes and bags.

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Textile and fibre company Teijin has developed a new multilayer fibre for use in sportswear, underwear and uniforms.

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Textile and fibre company Teijin has developed a new functional polyester material with a pile structure similar to toweling, for use in sportswear, underwear and uniforms.

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Scientists in Japan have developed what are thought to be the world's first piezoelectric fabrics for wearable devices, enabling the potential development of clothing that can monitor the wearer's movement.

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Japanese fibre maker Teijin Limited has set up a subsidiary in Thailand which will produce and sell its newly developed meta-aramid fibre from July 2015.

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Textile and fibre company Teijin Limited is to build a new facility in Thailand to develop a new meta-aramid fibre which it claims will offer the world’s highest level of heat resistance, as well as “excellent” dyeability.

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Textile and fibre company Teijin Limited is to build a new facility in Thailand to develop a new meta-aramid fibre which it claims will offer the world’s highest level of heat resistance, as well as “excellent” dyeability.

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Teijin Limited has developed a new aramid fibre fabric that incorporates a high-density metal to protect users against X-ray and gamma-ray radiation and is designed for end-uses such as protective clothing.

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Teijin Aramid, which produces high performance fibres for end-uses including protective clothing, is strengthening its presence in Asia with a larger office and new technical centre in Shanghai, China.

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Textile and fibre company Teijin Limited is to establish a new business, Teijin Product Development China, to conduct fibre and textile research and development in the country.

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Textile and fibre company Teijin Limited is to establish a new business, Teijin Product Development China, to conduct fibre and textile research and development in the country.

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Japanese fibre maker Teijin Limited is aiming to grow its presence in China through a tie-up with the China Chemical Fibers Association (CCFA) - an agreement that is already poised to set up a closed-loop system for recycling polyester.

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Japanese fibre maker Teijin Limited is aiming to grow its presence in China through a tie-up with the China Chemical Fibers Association (CCFA) - an agreement that is already poised to set up a closed-loop system for recycling polyester.

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The Teijin Group has announced what it claims is the first programme in China for collecting and recycling used uniforms.

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Japanese fibre maker Teijin Limited has set up an investment company in China to expand its business in the key Chinese market.

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Japanese fibre maker Teijin Limited has set up an investment company in China to expand its business in the key Chinese market.

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The first large scale item-level RFID roll-out in Japanese apparel stores has been undertaken by a consortium of apparel and textile companies including Flandre, Teijin Group and Sumikin Bussan Corp.

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Backed by Japan’s largest textile companies, ITS international has opened its first fast fashion store in Tokyo, bringing some serious competition to the likes of Uniqlo and H&M.

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Japanese fibre maker Teijin Limited has sold its entire stake in its Indonesian subsidiary as part of restructuring of its polyester fibres business.

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Japanese fibre maker Teijin Group has teamed up with the UK’s specialist clothing brand Henri Lloyd to expand its Eco Circle garment recycling system to the marine clothing industry.

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Japanese fibre maker Teijin Group has teamed up with sportswear company Li Ning to expand its Eco Circle garment recycling system to China.

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NatureWorks LLC, which makes Ingeo branded fibres from renewable sources such as corn, has doubled capacity at its manufacturing plant in Blair, Nebraska.

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US-based Cargill is taking over full ownership of NatureWorks LLC, which makes fibres from renewable sources such as corn, from Japanese synthetic fibre and chemicals group Teijin Limited.