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News briefsResortecs raises €6 million in funding round
The Brussels-based circular tech company raises new capital to expand its automated textile recycling technology into large-scale infrastructure.
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Short Stops Week 41, 2025
PRODUCT & MARKETING +++ US B Corp Wild Rye has launched its first-ever women’s outerwear collection, fulfilling a long-held brand ambition to deliver technical, stylish snow gear despite tariff and supply chain challenges +++ Brandwave, a West Sussex-based specialist sports marketing and PR agency, has been appointed as the UK ...
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ArticleGoldwin reports higher Q1 profits on licensing strength
The Japan-based apparel company saw margins improve in Q1, supported by stable sales and strong performance from licensed outdoor brands.
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News briefsAmbercycle secures investment from Goldwin-backed fund
The Goldwin Play Earth Fund backs the Los Angeles materials startup bringing regenerated polyester to Japan’s technical apparel market.
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News briefsGoldwin raises full-year profit forecast despite sales dip
The Japanese company trims revenue forecast but expects more substantial earnings in 2025 thanks to improved non-operating income and disciplined cost management.
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ArticleBioCircular Materials Alliance welcomes new partners and publishes its first Progress Report
Milestones achieved in 2024 include the first versions of its Materials BioCircularity Database.
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News briefsGoldwin and J.L-A.L launch futuristic ski-inspired collection
The collaboration merges advanced fabrics and cutting-edge design, redefining performance and style in ski and urban apparel.
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News briefsInfinited Fiber closes new funding round
Infinited Fiber Company, the Finnish textile recycler currently in a restructuring phase, has completed a two-part development funding round totaling €40 million. The round included investments from both existing and new investors, the latter including Inditex, TTY Management, Youngone and Goldwin. The first part of the development financing round, which ...
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ArticleMore companies join Spiber’s Biosphere Circulation project
Spiber Inc. announced and welcomed new partnerships with DyStar, Kering’s Material Innovation Lab (MIL), Eileen Fisher Inc. and Johnstons of Elgin at the Biofabricate materials conference in Paris on Jan. 12-14. The companies joined Spiber’s Biosphere Circulation project, which presents a pioneering methodology for regenerating biobased and biodegradable textile and ...
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ArticleFirst products with mass-produced brewed protein fiber
On Sept. 29, a total of 17 products using Spiber’s next-generation Brewed Protein™ fiber were released as part of the FW2023 collection from four brands: Goldwin, The North Face (TNF), Nanamica and Woolrich. The collection is the first mass-produced garment to be sold on a large scale since Spiber’s Thai ...