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Textile Industry Showcases Recycled and Bio-Based Performance Fibers in Munich

Steady: 2 developments in the last 24 hours, 2 in the last 7 days Updated 8 hours ago

The latest in this situation

  1. UPM provides bio-based polyester fibres to Pontetorto, an Italian manufacturer located in Munich.
  2. Südwolle Group, UTO, Brugnoli, and The LYCRA Company collaborate on developing engineered and recycled textile yarns.

How it started

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What happened

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The Lycra Company presented its Coolmax CloakFX fibre technology at Performance Days in Munich, which took place on October 13-14, 2026. This fibre, which is 100% recycled polyester and GRS certified, uses optical masking to diffuse light and reduce the visibility of sweat marks. The company also showcased fabrics incorporating renewable Lycra fibre, which contains 70% plant-based content.

From knittingindustry.com

Why it matters

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The presentation highlights industry movement toward sustainable materials, with the renewable Lycra fibre designed to reduce the carbon footprint of apparel. The Coolmax CloakFX fibre addresses consumer demand for high-performance garments that also maintain a clean appearance.

From knittingindustry.com

Who's involved

  • MunichLocation where the industry showcase took place

How it developed

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  1. UPM provides bio-based polyester fibres to Pontetorto, an Italian manufacturer located in Munich.Sub-event
  2. Companies collaborate on new engineered and recycled textile yarns and fabrics.1 source

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