Changes in technology of textile industry

The evolution and advancement of textile machinery has reduced the need for the employment of skilled labor. The traditional processes used in the garment and textile industry can now be achieved with computerized methods in textile production.
Sustainability is a hot topic and a point of concern for every industry. Consumers are now much more aware of the environment and are interested in products that augment sustainability. Big corporations are dedicated to creating eco-friendly products and look forward to maintaining collaborations to focus on sustainability.
It benefits waste reduction and produces durable and biodegradable garments that ensure water and energy saving.


Expansion in Digital Printing
Digital printing has become a crucial technology in the textile industry.
These digital printers give fashion designers ease of use and a platform in the textiles, printing, and fashion industries to create the best design that efficiently capitalizes on their extensive skill set and creative streak.
The tremendous efficiency of digital printers makes them the new face of textile industry technology, making manufacturing and designing much more creative, innovative, time-saving, and cost-effective.
The significant advancements in Textile
Nanotechnology: This Technology allows the textile industry to manufacture clothing with a more scientific lookout, such as fire repellent, self-cleaning, and water repellent, and produce products using less energy, making them sustainable.
Laser printing: Designs can be printed on the fiber more quickly and precisely by using laser printing technology.
Pleating: Technology development has now made the process of pleating possible with machines.
Knitting Machines: Knitted fabrics are produced with machines that result in broad strips later looped and sewn together.
3D printers: This Technology can only be used on thinner and resilient fiber for 3D printing and producing innovative products.
Did You know?
Lately, Industry professionals are interested in creating an anti-theft technology that disables perfect manufacturing replication of valuable pieces of the brand.
The investment into this branch of textile manufacturing is because such innovation helps control fraudulent activities that are currently a vast spread menace in the market.
Looking to the Future
The Textile Industry’s focus has always been on the end product or deliverable. But in the quickly progressing world with an abundance of technological innovation, industrialists have started to take a very keen interest and invest in developing and application of science and technology in the garment and textile industry.
Significant investments and consistent advancement in the field will eventually result in a better future with endless possibilities that could efficiently cut costs and increase profits in both quality and quantity of the manufacturing process.
Are you keen on matching pace with what’s new in the garment industry?