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Browsing Fabric

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The Hyperboot by Nike and Hyperice, US
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Fashion

Recovery Wear

Recovery wear is shifting from performance niche to everyday necessity, as brands expand beyond athletes to capture consumers seeking comfort, longevity and preventative wellbeing.

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Fashion

Startup creates textile from coconut by-products

Australia – The material technology start-up, Nanollose has developed the first rayon fabric made with biowaste from the food industry.

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Fashion

Designer brings physical garments into the digital world

The Netherlands – Aleksandra Gudkova, a recent graduate from Design Academy Eindhoven, has demonstrated a new approach to displaying garments on the web.

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Marketing & Branding

Breathable branding

Singapore – Machineast has developed an audio-visual project for Uniqlo Singapore focusing on the brand’s AIRism fibre.

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Europe

Imagining the Future Nightclub

How are brands responding to the decline of the night-time economy and its effect on the cultural make-up of European cities?

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Design

Stockholm Design Week and Furniture Fair 2017: Preview

A new wave of Swedish brands and designers are set to challenge the Scandi label at next week’s Stockholm Design Week and Furniture Fair. LS:N Global profiles the top picks from the event.

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Health, Wellness & Sport

Athleisure Market

Athleisure is now widely stocked, from Sports Direct to Selfridges, and the pervasive sports and casual apparel trend is not going away.

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Fashion

Constructing Connectivity

Constructing Connectivity converts the raw power of muscle movement into patterns for fabric-weaving.

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Fashion

Tradition is cool

Cleveland, Ohio – The hijab has been given a 21st-century makeover thanks to clothing start-up Veil.