Interviews with Experts - Fiber2Fashion

Face2Face

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Munish Avasthi
Managing Director

We are strategically investing in growth for the future

Ajay Sardana
Chairman-NECCP; President & Head-Petchem Industry Affairs

Sumeet Sharma
Director Sales

Neha Jhunjhunwala
Director-Marketing & Sales

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Industry Speak

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The vital challenge for any start-up is the starting point

Sushmitha Lakkakula
Founder, CloudTailor

Online platform not a threat for industry trade shows

John Kelley
Event organiser, Textile Events

We are focused on scaling plant-based indigo

Sarah Bellos
CEO, Stony Creek Colors

Editor's Pick

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Carbon negative company by 2030

Akhil Jain
Executive Director, Madame

Reducing over-production to quasi-zero

Gonçalo Cruz
Co-founder & CEO, PlatformE

We prioritise making our machines user-friendly

Parthiv Panchal
Director, ONYX Machinery Private Limited

Fashion Talk

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Product ranges are going to get more expansive

Dolly J
Designer, Label – Dolly J

Today’s student is better at multitasking

Avi Keswani
Co-founder and Director, LISAA School of Design

We have a 360-degree approach to sustainability

Esther Knight
Designer, Label - Fanfare

Management Dialogue

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We see good growth potential for Indian techtextiles in automotive, geotextiles

The Indian market has huge potential in technical textiles, and by far, China is the biggest market for technical textiles today. <b>Eric Scholler</b>, member of the executive board of Groz-Beckert discusses the potential markets for technical...

Eric Scholler
Member of the executive board | Groz-Beckert

Economy, lifestyle and awareness driving consumption of nonwoven items in India

Mr. Johann Philipp Oskar Dilo is a post graduate in Mechanical Engineering from Technische University, Darmstadt - Germany. He started his career at Oskar Dilo Maschinenfabrik KG in 1980 and is the President of DILO Group of companies since 1988. He ...

Mr. Johann Philipp Oskar Dilo
President | DILO Group of companies

A power-packed yarn

<div>A team of scientists and researchers have discovered twistrons, high-tech yarns that generate electricity when stretched or twisted. The development is significant since electronic textiles are of major commercial interest, writes <b><i>Savita...