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FabricLink names top textile innovations of 2013

20/03/2014
FabricLink names top textile innovations of 2013

Educational resource FabricLink has named its top 10 textiles innovations for 2013, naming Crailar Flax, Purthread, QMilk and Ramtec wool among them.

“We hope the technical textile advancements of this year's winners will inspire future achievements in the global textile marketplace,” said FabricLink in a statement.

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