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The textile industry is at a turning point, forced to rethink and redesign its practices due to increasing political, regulatory and social pressures. In Europe, the publication of the EU Sustainable Textiles Strategy has prompted the sector to rethink its activities, taking urgent action at local, national and global levels. Companies must address growing public concern about human exploitation and environmental damage, fueled by a change in mindset that has been amplified by the media.

In this context, Amsterdam has stood out as a pioneer in implementing new legislation at the regional level, serving as a model for collective action in the transition to a circular and regenerative economy. Under initiatives such as the “Circular Textiles Green Deals” and the “Denim Deal,” the Amsterdam Metropolitan Region (MRA) has begun to bring together stakeholders in the textile value chain to increase the use of recycled materials in the production of new products. This collaboration is essential to disseminate best practices and encourage a change in mindset towards sustainability.

The mapping of more than 430 actors in the textile ecosystem in Amsterdam, conducted towards the end of 2022, provides a clear picture of the current development and future opportunities for textile sustainability in the region. From independent repair services to large fashion brands, all local players play a crucial role in creating a shared, long-term vision for circular fashion.

Education and awareness play a critical role in promoting circular practices like the ones the Amsterdam government has implemented. It is essential for businesses, consumers, and policymakers to understand the benefits of sustainable practices and the importance of responsible consumption. Initiatives that focus on public outreach, workshops, and training can help demystify the concept of circular fashion, making it more accessible to all. By fostering a culture of sustainability, where consumers are empowered to make informed choices, the industry can drive demand for eco-friendly products. This, in turn, encourages brands to prioritize sustainable practices and materials, creating a positive feedback loop that supports the overall transition to a circular economy.

To achieve a truly circular economy in the textile industry, innovative technologies and practices must be embraced. Advanced recycling methods, such as chemical recycling and fiber-to-fiber technology, are essential to closing the loop in textile production. These innovations allow for the repurposing of materials that would otherwise be discarded, significantly reducing waste and resource consumption. By investing in research and development, stakeholders, not just in Europe but worldwide, can pioneer solutions that not only improve efficiency but also minimize the environmental footprint of textile production. This technological shift is pivotal in transforming how materials are sourced, used, and disposed of, making sustainability a fundamental aspect of the industry’s operations.

Building on this momentum and strategically aligning efforts will be critical to continue moving towards a more sustainable future. At ITG Group, we support this transition and strongly believe in the importance of global collaboration to drive a more sustainable and environmentally friendly textile industry. The creation of a manifesto and shared platform around circular fashion is a significant step towards this goal, providing a common space to question and improve current practices, and to build a culture of sustainability that benefits everyone.

Finally, collaboration between different sectors will be instrumental in achieving comprehensive change. Partnerships between textile companies, governments, NGOs, and research institutions can catalyze the development of shared goals and standardized practices. By pooling resources and knowledge, stakeholders can tackle systemic challenges that hinder the shift toward sustainability. Initiatives that focus on circular supply chains, shared logistics, and collective marketing campaigns can enhance the visibility and impact of sustainable textiles in the market. Through collective action, the industry can not only meet regulatory requirements but also exceed consumer expectations, fostering a resilient and sustainable future for textiles.

This transformation is not only possible, but necessary, to ensure that the textile industry meets the expectations and demands of the future, offering products that respect both people and the planet. At ITG Group, we are committed to this vision, working every day to contribute to a more responsible and sustainable fashion.

At ITG Group, we are proud to announce the remarkable growth of our braiding machine line in the Mexican and Colombian markets. This progress represents not only a significant increase in our operations, but also a consolidation of our position as a leader in the textile industry in both countries.

To better serve our customers and meet their needs, we have expanded our portfolio to include specific spare parts and supplies for the braiding sector. This diversification allows us to offer complete and robust solutions that guarantee the efficiency and durability of our customers operations.

Our participation in various textile fairs such as Exintex and ANPIC has been fundamental to this growth. These exhibitions have provided us with a platform to showcase our innovative braiding machines, tipping machines, winders and others to demonstrate their effectiveness in real time. Customer acceptance has been overwhelming, highlighting not only the quality of our machines, but also our competitive prices and the excellent technical service we offer.

The positive response from customers has not been long in coming. We have received numerous repeat orders, resulting in the constant import of container loads of braiding machines to meet demand. This sustained activity reflects our customers confidence in the quality and reliability of our machines, as well as our commitment to providing exceptional service.

One of the pillars of this success has been our strategic alliance with Henghui Braiding Machines, who has granted us exclusive representation in Mexico and Colombia. This collaboration has allowed us to strengthen our offering and ensure that we are providing cutting-edge technology and effective solutions to our customers.

The growth of our braiding machine line is just the beginning. We are dedicated to further expanding this product line and exploring new markets. We continue to innovate and look for ways to improve our services and products to stay at the forefront of the textile industry.