If you run a fashion label, manufacturing or accessories brand you probably heard about 3D printing and the promise it brings as an easy, cheap way to create and innovate. For many years it held a promise for a new future where creativity is the limit. However, most SMEs aren’t shopping for “the future.” They’re […]
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The Fashion industry has a problem hiding in plain sight: we produce more textiles than we can responsibly use, manage, or recover. The sector remains highly resource-intensive, and the dominant logic is still anchored in the “take-make-dispose” model, even as waste and scrutiny grow. That scrutiny is now transforming into demand and action. And with
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Webinar Gratuit Tex-Dan: Industria textilă 2026 – cerințe legale, trenduri și soluții Industria textilă și de modă se află într-un moment de transformare profundă. Pentru IMM-urile din producție și creație, anul 2026 nu aduce doar provocări, ci și oportunități reale de diferențiere și creștere. Noile cerințe legale europene, accentul tot mai mare pe circularitate și
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3D Print With No Regrets for Fashion and Crafts SMEs This practical guide is based on Reginnova NE’s original article “From Tradition to Innovation by Integrating 3D Printing and Sustainable Craft Development.” The article was written as part of the project CRAFTIT4SD funded by the European Union. If you want the full context (SME quotes,
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From tradition to innovation by integrating 3D printing and sustainable craft development An Article by Reginnova NE, part of the Project CRAFTIT4SD, Funded by the European Union Introduction The TCLF industries are a pillar of the European economy, and crucial from a strategic as well as from a cultural standpoint, with over 2,2 million workers
According to a survey by EMI Enterprises, only 26% of textile businesses reported adopting some form of digital transformation in 2024. While this shows improvement on previous years, it still shows that the textile industry is lagging behind other industrial ecosystems. Among the most adopted technologies is big data, which enables businesses to analyze large
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