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Spatially Resolved Mapping of Hidden Recycling Disruptors in Postconsumer Textiles by Near-Infrared Hyperspectral Imaging

Shea D. Myers, Charutha Dassanayake, Johannes Hachmann, Marina Tsianou, Paschalis Alexandr... · University at Buffalo, United States · Textiles · Sep 2026

Hyperspectral imaging maps the stitching, trims, prints and blends in used garments that single-spot sorting misses, a key barrier to fibre-to-fibre recycling.

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Selected by EgytexWeaving & Knitting

Next-Generation Sustainable Sportswear: Engineering Performance Through Knit Structures and Material Selection

Jacaranda Betsy Brain, Jane Taylor, Kalana Marasinghe, Philippa Jobling, Theo Hughes-Riley... · Nottingham Trent University, United Kingdom · Textiles · Sep 2026

A 75-sample trial shows how stitch structure and fibre choice (PLA, recycled polyester, merino) change breathability and moisture handling in sportswear knits.

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Sustainable Cotton Dyeing Using Reused Textile Effluent Treated by Cobalt-Oxide-Activated Sulfate Radical Oxidation

Flash Colombe Tchono Depgni, Veruscha Fester, Asis Patnaik · Flow Process and Rheology Centre, Faculty of Engineering and the Built Environme... · Sustainability · Sep 2026

Treated reactive-dye effluent was reused three times to dye cotton with wash fastness of 4–4/5, but low COD removal and cobalt residues limit the method on its own.

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From Waste Garments to Recoverable Fibres: A Mechano-Enzymatic Strategy for Post-Consumer Textile Recycling

Ali Nawaz, Tamimur Rahman, Ayman Hussain, Josiah Umaru Peter, James M. Campbell, Carol Sze... · University of Huddersfield, United Kingdom · Textiles · Sep 2026

A grinding-plus-enzyme process separated 91.7–99.7% of real used garments and recovered up to 97% as fibre in a UK lab trial.

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Extraction and Comprehensive Characterization of Corchorus olitorius L. Bast Fibers Recovered from Egyptian Molokhia Stem Residues Using Biological, Chemical, and Manual Extraction Methods

Hanaa Abouzaid, Ghada El-Sayad, Marwa Amin, Heba Tolla Abo El Naga · Damietta University, Egypt · Textiles · Sep 2026

Damietta researchers recover bast fibre from discarded Egyptian molokhia stems and compare retting, alkali and manual extraction.

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Processing of Natural and Regenerated Cellulosic Fiber Blended Yarns: Defining a Novel Yarn Quality Index (YQI) and Fiber Interaction Framework

Abdul Basit, Muhammad Irfan, Ali Afzal, Liliana Indrie, Sabina Gherghel · Department of Textile Engineering, School of Engineering and Technology, Nationa... · Textiles · Sep 2026

A ring-spinning trial of cotton, Tencel, modal, viscose and bamboo blends at Ne 30 finds Tencel lifts yarn quality most, and cotton/Tencel cuts imperfections sharply.

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Thermal comfort qualities of hybrid woven fabrics with cotton/tencel fibers used in home textiles

Ali Beyit, Abdulkadir Pars, Fatma Zehra Engin Sagirli, Merve Yarali Kinli, Erhan Sancak · Marmara University · Journal of Engineered Fibers and Fabrics · Sep 2026

Raising (brushing) a heavy cotton/Tencel twill made it up to 290% warmer than the lightest unraised fabric, a trial of 24 bedding fabric variants shows.

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Human-Centered Supply Chain Agility in AI-Enabled Customized Apparel Production: Evidence from Qualitative Interviews in the Central American Apparel Industry

Changmin Park, Sungyong Choi · Department of Business Administration, Hanyang University, Seoul 04763, Republic... · Sustainability · Sep 2026

Managers at Central American apparel plants say customised orders mean smaller batches and more risk for factories, with AI tools supporting, not replacing, experienced planners.

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Mechanical Performance of Hemp-Containing Denim Fabrics with Core-Engineered Weft Yarns

Yılmaz Erbil, Semira Koçak · Department of Textile Engineering, Çukurova University, Adana 01330, Türkiye · Fibers · Aug 2026

Hemp-cotton denim loses some warp strength, but weft design matters as much as fibre: dual-core stretch wefts gave the best tear resistance.

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Egyptian cotton: harnessing genetic diversity, molecular tools, fiber anatomy, and innovation for a climate-smart future

Ibrahim A. A. Mohamed, Usama Abdel Hameid Abdel Razek, Junjuan Wang, Wuwei Ye, Honghong Wu... · Journal of Cotton Research · Aug 2026

A review of 120+ studies maps why Egyptian cotton output fell by almost 60% since 2000 and which Giza varieties best resist heat, drought and salt.

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Drought stress reshapes the genetic architecture of fiber quality and developmental traits in Egyptian cotton (Gossypium barbadense L.): a line × tester analysis under contrasting irrigation regimes

A. A. E. Mohamed, W. M. B. Yehia, Asmaa Hamoda, Reem M. E. Jabr, Fouad H. Saleh, Sobhi F.... · Scientific Reports · Aug 2026

Egyptian breeders show that drought changes how Giza cotton passes on fibre length and strength, and name Giza 85 as the best parent for dry seasons.