We Want Quant at the Victoria & Albert Museum – Celebrating...
The important exhibition, Mary Quant, sponsored by Kings Road and curated by Jenny Lister, at London’s V&A Museum runs until 16 February 2020. It...
Book Review: Fashion Knitwear Design
Celebrating the need for knitwear designers to be both fashion and textile creators, Fashion Knitwear Design encourages the understanding of the technicalities of knitting...
Shima’s Student Competition Selects Two Winners
This year’s Student Apex Competition for students based at UK Universities, organised by leading computerised flat knitting machinery manufacturer Shima Seiki Europe, awards two...
Classic Performance Meets Innovative Surface Design at Eurojersey
At ISPO Munich 2019, Anne Prahl caught up with Nello Marelli, Head of Creative Department at Italian warp-knit producer Eurojersey, to discover the 2020...
Knitting Industry Creative Celebrates its First Birthday
Knitting Industry Creative is celebrating its first birthday this month.
Launched on 1 March 2018, Knitting Industry Creative is fast becoming the go-to place for...
New Features for Shima’s VR-knit.com
Leading computerised flat knitting technologist Shima Seiki, of Wakayama, Japan, has released a major update to its smart device app VR-knit.com. New features include...
Focus on Techtiles at SPINEXPO
SPINEXO, in collaboration with Studio Eva x Carola are presenting Techtiles, a project inspired by the SPINEXPO In Between theme. This project is a...
SPINEXPO Shanghai: Create and Educate
Encouraging creativity and promoting education about new technologies is at the heart of every SPINEXPO show.
In this vein, organisers have this year collaborated with...
Work in Progress: Xingchen Lu
The students from the School of Design at the Royal College of Art in London recently showcased some of their current developments during the...
Work in Progress: Rebecca Marsden
The students from the School of Design at the Royal College of Art in London recently showcased some of their current developments during the...
