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Top 10 textile powers in the world-Belgium (carpet processing industry enjoys a high reputation in the world)
Belgium has a relatively complete range of industries and a high degree of internationalization. The main industries are machinery manufacturing, chemical industry, pharmaceuticals, food processing, iron and steel and non-ferrous metallurgy, textile and garment industry, diamond processing indus...Read more -
Top 10 textile powers in the world-Germany (maintaining global leadership in environmental and medical textiles)
The German textile industry developed during the first industrial revolution in Germany. Compared with the developed countries such as the United Kingdom, the German textile industry in this period was still lagging behind. And soon the light industry centered on the textile industry quickly tu...Read more -
Top 10 textile powers in the world-Italy
Italy is a world-renowned textile powerhouse, but “Made in Italy” is world-renowned for its excellent quality. Gianfranco Di Natale, chairman of the Italian National Fashion Association, once said that Italian companies attach great importance to the quality of raw materials. They hav...Read more -
Top 10 textile powers in the world-France
France is one of the important textile and garment powers in Europe. Especially in the field of textiles, France ranks second in Europe and once accounted for 5% of the world market, second only to Germany. In Germany, the turnover of high value-added technical textiles accounts for 40% of the en...Read more -
Top 10 textile powers in the world-Vietnam
Vietnam is one of the largest textile industries in the world. Especially in recent years, Vietnam’s economic development has been getting better and better, and it has maintained an economic growth of more than 6%, which is inseparable from the contribution of Vietnam’s textile indus...Read more -
Top 10 textile powers in the world-United Kingdom (the birthplace and center of the global industrial revolution)
The United Kingdom is a world-recognized textile powerhouse. The British Industrial Revolution started with the cotton textile industry. The industrial revolution, also known as the “industrial revolution”, refers to a profound technological revolution in which large-scale machine ind...Read more -
Top 10 textile powers in the world– Japan (world leader in textile technology)
Japan’s textile technology is in a leading position in the world, including textile machinery, clothing machinery, chemical fiber technology, dyeing finishing, new product development, brand design, marketing and many other fields. In particular, the prosperity of Japanese machinery and ele...Read more -
Top 10 textile powers in the world –India(The world’s largest jute producer and the second largest silk producer )
India is one of the world’s largest cotton producers, the world’s largest jute producer and the second largest silk producer. In 2019/20, the production accounted for about 24% of the world, and cotton yarn capacity accounted for more than 22% of the world. The textile and garment ind...Read more -
Top 10 Textile Power in the World – The United States (recognized as a global textile power)
The United States is recognized as a global textile power. According to the previous statistics of The German textile Economy magazine, among the top 20 famous textile enterprises in the world, there are 7 in the United States, 6 in Japan, 2 in Britain, and 1 each in France, Belgium, Italy, Swede...Read more -
The Country With The Most Complete Global Industrial Chain And Most Complete Categories–CHINA
China has the largest textile industry in the world and the most complete industrial chain with the most complete categories. Chinese textiles include yarns, fabrics, garments and so on. As early as 2015, China’s fiber processing volume reached 53 million tons, accounting for more than 50 p...Read more -
Why are dried towels as hard and rough as a beef jerky?
Drying clothes in the sun is thought to be healthy, and it’s easy and energy efficient. Clothes that are dried in the sun smell fresh, but there are some clothes that are not suitable for drying. Bath towels are one example. Why is a towel dried on a line as hard and rough as beef jerky? It...Read more -
What does a good towel need to do?
As one of the commonly used home textile products, towels often contact with human skin and have a vital impact on people’s health. The first towel in the world was born in 1850 and made in The United Kingdom. It has a history of more than 160 years. It is the textile product with the sho...Read more