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Teijin, Snow Peak launch co-developed range
Japanese outdoor apparel firm Snow Peak and the Teijin Group have launched a co-developed material fabric for outdoor apparel.
Teijin develops new silk wool-like polyester
Teijin Frontier, the fibre product converting business of Teijin Group, has developed a new polyester material that it says achieves the look, texture, aesthetic appeal and comfort of hybrid silk wool.
Teijin develops new linen-like polyester
Teijin Frontier, the fibre product converting business of Teijin Group, has developed what it says is a new linen-like polyester fibre, designed for use in outwear, trousers and blouses.
Teijin develops new water-repellent stretch fabric
Teijin Frontier, the fibre product converting business of Teijin Group, has developed what it says is a new highly water-repellent fabric incorporating enhanced stretch.
Teijin develops two-in-one sweat-suit fabric
Teijin Frontier, the fibre product converting company of Teijin Group, has developed a two-in-one sweat fabric that it says is both water-repellent and sweat-absorbent.
Wearable sensors with fashionable stitch designs
New soft, flexible, piezoelectric wearable sensors that measure body motions and can also be produced in fashionable fabric types and embroidery patterns, have been developed.
Teijin Frontier sets up fibre research lab in Thailand
Teijin Frontier, the fibre product converting company of Teijin Group, has made further moves to position Thailand as a hub for its global operations with the opening of an R&D fibre facility in the country, and the transfer of polyester fibre production to its Thai subsidiary.
Teijin eyes sportswear with breathable knit fabric
Textile and fibre company Teijin has developed a polyester high-gauge knitting fabric laminated with a breathable film which it says can produce lightweight functional textiles for use in sportswear.
Teijin targets formal wear with new premium black fabric
Textile and fibre company Teijin has developed a new polyester combined-filament yarn and yarn-processing technology to create a lightweight premium black fabric that retains its colour and is expected to meet demand for easy-care formal wear.
Teijin targets outerwear with new thermal insulation
Textile and fibre company Teijin has developed a new polytrimethylene terephthalate (PTT) fibre for use in outerwear, which it says raises the wearer’s wind-chill factor by 5 degrees celsius.
Teijin targets sportswear with new Deltapeak fabric
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.
Teijin eyes growth with new fibres business unit
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.
New water-repellent outerwear material from Teijin
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.
Teijin revamps Solotex to provide cushioning in sports apparel
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.
Fibre firm Teijin eyes M&A on return to profit
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.
Teijin launches polyester hook-and-loop fastener
Fibre firm Teijin is to roll out its new extra-soft polyester hook-and-loop fastener globally after test-marketing it in Japan.
Teijin targets athleisure with new nylon-based fibres
Textile and fibre company Teijin has developed two new nylon-based fibres for use in the expanding athleisure market.
Teijin develops new natural leather substitute
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.
Teijin develops Octa Neo multi-layer sportswear fibre
Textile and fibre company Teijin has developed a new multilayer fibre for use in sportswear, underwear and uniforms.
Teijin develops new fabric for sportswear
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.
First piezoelectric fabrics for wearable devices
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.
THAILAND: Teijin sets up new unit for meta-aramid fibre
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.
JAPAN: Teijin to develop new meta-aramid fibre
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.
JAPAN: Teijin to develop new meta-aramid fibre
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.
JAPAN: Teijin metal-blend fabric shields from radiation
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.
CHINA: Teijin Aramid strengthens presence in Asia
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.
CHINA: Teijin to set up $25m textile R&D centre
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.
CHINA: Teijin to set up $25m textile R&D centre
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.
CHINA: Teijin to launch closed loop polyester recycling
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.
CHINA: Teijin to launch closed loop polyester recycling
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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