Sustainability

Webinar on Buyer VS Supplier Interaction on Vortex Spinning Technology: Buyer vs Supplier Perspectives on Vortex Spinning Technology

The Texcoms Worldwide webinar brought together two seasoned voices of the textile industry: Mr. Piyush Chandarana, representing buyers, and Mr. Devadas Damodaraswamy, representing suppliers. Their dialogue highlighted how Vortex Spinning is reshaping textile production, performance, and sustainability.

From the buyer’s lens, Chandarana emphasized that global apparel buyers demand better quality, higher productivity, greater sustainability, and improved profitability. With China investing aggressively in vortex technology, buyers are keen to understand whether it truly delivers beyond technical novelty. Key questions revolve around whether vortex yarns reduce pilling, lint, and customer complaints, while also offering cost and productivity benefits. 

Texprocil webinar: UKMarket Entry for Indian Home Textile Exporters
Beyond Tariffs: Winning the UK and European Home Textile Buyer in 2026

The UK and European home textile markets are undergoing a significant transformation, creating fresh opportunities for Indian exporters. While discussions around Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) and tariff reductions often dominate industry conversations, successful market entry today depends on far more than pricing advantages.

The combined home textile market across key European economies and the UK represents a substantial business opportunity. However, buyers are becoming increasingly selective, seeking suppliers who can offer reliability, sustainability, innovation, and category expertise alongside competitive pricing.

Why Corporate Fashion & Uniforms Will Lead Sustainability Adoption Faster Than Retail

The modern age is dominated by conversations and trends which shift in a heartbeat. As a result, fast fashion continues to conquer retail shelves, as brands introduce endless collections in tune with seasons at the same time making sure the collections are influencer- approved, relevant as per social media buzz and western influences.

While sustainability has been a growing trend across the fashion industry, its adoption by massive retailers remains uncertain owing to the hyper-dynamic nature of the industry. At the same time, there remains a massive opportunity for sustainability to pave its way into the corporate fashion and uniform space. Even though there has been some progress in this direction, the scale of accelerating uptake can help present a significant breakthrough in solidifying this shift as a mainstream reality and in spotlighting India at the forefront of the sustainable apparel paradigm. 

CITI – BCI WOMEN IN SUSTAINABLE COTTON FARMING AWARDS

Celebrating women who are transforming cotton farming through sustainability, leadership, and innovation.

CITI TEXTILE SUSTAINABILITY AWARDS 2026

Bharat Tex 2026
TEXTILES | FASHION | SUSTAINABILITY

Beyond Tariffs: Winning the UK & European Textile Buyer in the New FTA Era

TEXPROCIL Webinar: UK Home Textile  - 12th June, 2026

Key Speaker
Ms. Samrudii Sharma, a senior EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa) commercial leader with over 15 years of experience managing retail and distribution partnerships across the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, the Middle East, and North Africa delivered a very impressive presentation sharing actionable and measurable guides and insights. Very, very brief.

TEXPROCIL Webinar: UK Home Textile  - 12th June, 2026

Key Speaker
Ms. Samrudii Sharma, a senior EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa) commercial leader with over 15 years of experience managing retail and distribution partnerships across the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, the Middle East, and North Africa delivered a very impressive presentation sharing actionable and measurable guides and insights. Very, very brief.

Session Proceeds
My name is Sampriti. As you mentioned, I'm based in London and for the next (0:06) 45 minutes, I really want you to share my insider details which I have got from working in the UK (0:14) and on both sides of the table.

Webinar, "How Bad LCA Data Blocks Decarbonization Efforts: Decoding the Data Problem," led by our CSO, Dr. Kannan Muthu where we'll explore:

• Why data quality is fundamental to effective decarbonization strategies
• The limitations of average-based and non-verified LCA data
• How data gaps can influence carbon footprint calculations and reduction priorities
• The role of primary and supplier-specific data in improving decision-making
• Practical approaches to building more accurate, actionable sustainability insights

If decarbonization is a priority for your organization, understanding the strengths and limitations of your data is a critical first step.

Cradle to Cradle®: Paving the Way to Sustainable Textiles
By Salil Chawla Content Strategist, DFU Publications

Ms. Nienke Steen, Director of Consumer Products and Textiles at the Cradle to Cradle® Product Innovation Institute, delivered a compelling presentation during today’s live webinar on “Cradle to Cradle® – Paving a Way to Sustainable Textiles.” Her message was clear: eliminating hazardous chemicals from textiles is not optional—it’s essential.

“Why are we still using hazardous chemicals in products we wear, consume, and put on our skin?” Steen asked. “Especially for children and older people, it could be super harmful. Let’s create a standard to eliminate them.”

Webinar on How Textile Exporters can comply with EU ESG Laws

Objective: To create awareness among exporters about the sustainability and environmental regulations applicable to the textile and clothing sector in the EU and UK, and to help them understand the compliance requirements necessary for accessing and expanding exports in these markets.

11 June 2026 (Thursday) | 3:00 p.m. onwards

Mode: Online
Fee: Free of Cost for all Indian Exporters.

LIVE WEBINAR

Buyer vs Supplier Interaction on Vortex Spinning Technology
Opportunities, Performance & Market Applications

Join leading textile industry experts for an insightful discussion on the practical benefits, limitations, and commercial opportunities of Vortex Spinning Technology.
Yarn Performance l End-Use Applications lSourcing Considerations l Vortex Spinning Process l Comparison with Ring Spinning 

Future Trends

Nonwoven Fabrics and Face Masks: A Growing Opportunity in Technical Textiles

Dr Ajit Pattanayak - Assistant Professor at TIT&S Bhiwani addressing TODAY in  “Technical Textiles Awareness Program” Organized by The Technological Institute of Textile & Sciences Bhiwani-Under the Aegis of ‘Directorate of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises, Government of Haryana’ held in Gurgaon elaborating on the Technical Textiles dived into this stream of Textile sector stated that," The COVID-19 pandemic brought unprecedented attention to face masks and personal protective equipment (PPE), highlighting the critical role of nonwoven textiles in public health and safety. While masks were traditionally associated with medical professionals, they became an essential part of daily life for billions of people worldwide, creating significant demand for advanced filtration materials and technical textile products".

EU-India: Resource efficiency and circular economy initiative (EU I RECEI)

Scaling up inclusive circular economy business models
Natural Fibers Driving Circular Innovation
It is of important value because we believe nature offers solutions that central systems cannot replicate. In this program, we have begun interventions for alternate natural bodies, picking up ten beautiful fibers from across the world: Pima, Pineapple, Banana, Bamboo, Bramble, Flax, Milkweed, Hemp, and more.

These fibers are not only sustainable but also high‑performance — Milkweed, for instance, has exceptional thermal flow, warmer than synthetic fillings, and at times even better than down. Hemp and other fibers promise significant resources, strengthening our material base.