Technologies under the spotlight will include Texon’s ProWeave jacquard weaving technology and a range of structural component products that have been re-engineered to make them more eco-friendly, with boosted recycled content.

ProWeave delivers zonal, multi-directional stretch, which provides stronger and enhanced structural support as well as greater creativity in footwear design, it said.

Bryan Whitfield, sales director at Texon, said: “Over the last 18 months, our sales team has been working closely – albeit virtually – with customers to showcase our range of high performing, sustainable products. 

“With a range of re-engineered products to promote alongside ProWeave, we have an exciting few months ahead of us out on the road – discussing the changes we’ve made to our materials and how these can help our customers meet their own product development and sustainability objectives.”