Datatex Blog

Discover the latest innovations in smart textiles and wearable electronics, including sensors and interactive fabrics. Join us in exploring the new revolution that's redefining the very concept of clothing itself.

Join us in exploring the fascinating world of cotton from field to fashion in 2024. Discover this versatile fabric, its history, and impact on the textile industry.

Join us in our textile exploration journey, where we delve into the intricate world of fabrics, fibers, and threads that weave through our lives, tracing their origins from ancient times to modern innovations. You will be given the answer about what is textile, through the story woven with threads of tradition, innovation, and cultural background.

Dear readers of the Datatex blog, In today’s post, we’ll be delving into the topic of textile waste recycling. This subject is closely linked to our previous two topics, especially our exploration of ERP and Sustainability. It is an extremely important and very relevant topic, so it should come as no surprise that we are dedicating so much space to it.

We'll start this blog post with a nice analogy. Let's say you have a beautiful Lamborghini that stays most of its time parked in the garage. You're fully aware of its value, but you don't invest enough money in the fuel, even though you know its full potential is visible only on the open road. So it is with an ERP system in the textile industry; you don't realize the full potential of your business until you install ERP software.

In today's world, increasing awareness of sustainability becomes imperative for all industries, including textiles and clothing. The pressure to reduce environmental footprint is intensifying and companies in the textile industry are constantly seeking ways to improve their operations and to minimize their negative impact on the environment.

Did you know that the global nonwoven fabrics market is projected to reach a value of nearly $48 billion by 2027? Join us in uncovering another interesting topic, since we are going to explore why nonwovens are so much more than just a negative form of woven.

Apparel industry is a great player in the global economy and that's why it requires a great solution in order to overcome numerous daily challenges, including issues with traceability, transparency, and sustainability throughout such a complex supply chain. We will analyze the potential of blockchain in the textile industry, the benefits of its implementation, and how it can transform the entire supply chain through the implementation of blockchain solutions.