Textile Technological Innovation in Fashion

Concept to Catwalk…

Presented by: Shazzadul IslamID: 141265530

Dept. of Textile EngineeringCity University

What is Innovation?

“Innovation is not the product of logical thought, although the result is tied to logical structure"

Albert Einstein

Innovation

Textile Technology

CatwalkFashion

Relation among Textile Technology, Fashion & Catwalk

Air dye: Water-free Printing on

Textiles

pH Indicating Clothing

Color-Changing Fabrics

Self-Healing Fabrics

3D-Printed Clothing

Eco-comfy Clothing

Wearable Technology

NFC Interactive Clothing

Skinners

Some Innovative Smart Textile Technology

The brown and blue dress on the left was produced without any pigments or dyes. The colors were

created by coating cotton fibers with nanoparticles and manipulating the way matter and light interacts

between the particles.

Smart textiles or garments that merge fashion and technology

Air Dye works with proprietary dyes that are

heat-transferred from paper to fabric in a one-step process. This can save between seven and 75

gallons of water in the dying of a pound of fabric, save energy, and produces no harmful by-products. The

technology uses 85 percent less energy then traditional

dying methods.

Dying with Air, Saving Gallons of Water

NFC Interactive Clothing

NFC(Near Field Communication)

It’s the technology

behind wireless payment

3D Printing

There’s no waste,

whereas there’s always

waste with textiles!

Eco Comfy Clothing

It’s easy to feel heavily weighed

down by our clothing.

Color-Changing Fabrics

Self-healing Fabrics

Self-healing fabrics are actually a part of our lives right now, and they’re about to start multiplying.

While rips and tears in any item of clothing are an annoyance, when it comes to waterproof garments

the problem affects more than just looks.

Solar Panel Jackets

The technology creates solar

power that can do awesome things like charge the

phone.

What is Catwalk?

Fashion & Catwalk

Next Generation FashionNext Generation Catwalk

Next Generation Textile Technology

E-textile

In "third generation" wearable's, the garment is the sensor. A growing

number of companies are creating pressure, strain and temperature

sensors for this purpose.

Skinners

The Future is calling!