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MS Printing Solutions presents waterless digital systems at ITMA ASIA
The companies presented systems that merge MS machinery, dryers and software with JK Group’s high-performance inks to create a streamlined, resource-efficient process tailored for modern textile production.
MS Printing Solutions and JK Group showcased advanced sustainable digital textile printing technologies at ITMA ASIA + CITME Singapore 2025, featuring a fully integrated, waterless pigment printing workflow.
The system minimises water, chemical, and energy use, improves efficiency, supports on-demand production, and helps manufacturers meet global sustainability and profitability goals.
A key highlight was the waterless pigment printing process, which removes the need for traditional steaming and washing. This approach sharply cuts water and chemical usage while lowering energy demand and operational costs. By simplifying production, the technology supports manufacturers in reducing environmental impact and progressing towards global sustainability standards required by international supply chains.
The integrated system also supports near on-demand production, enabling mills to align output more closely with actual demand. This helps reduce overproduction and the billions of garments wasted every year. MS Printing Solutions further demonstrated enhanced workflow efficiency through intuitive software that speeds up calibration, improves colour yield and delivers higher brightness.
Explaining how their solutions simplify operations while lowering production costs, Massimo Cavazzini, global sales lead at JK Group and MS Printing Solutions, told Fibre2Fashion in an earlier interview, “Choosing our solution means choosing digital printing—bringing customisation, flexibility, and efficiency to the forefront. With no limits on print runs and fewer production steps, manufacturers benefit from shorter time-to-market and lower costs. We have also engineered an advanced process monitoring system to ensure long-term ink reliability, maximising profitability for our clients. Our global vision is strategically designed to support local markets and customer preferences, while enhancing efficiency, productivity, and service through operational synergies. In essence, you print what you want, when you want, and only pay for what you need.”
Fibre2Fashion News Desk (HU)
Published
December 30, 2025
Athletic apparel, footwear, and accessories brand Lululemon has debuted its new winter training collection ‘Train’ with global ambassadors Lewis Hamilton, Kayla Jeter, and Amotti, designed to contribute to training breakthroughs and to empower the wearer to unleash their full potential.
This winter, Lululemon has brought together its global brand ambassadors seven times Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton, strength and performance athlete and run coach Kayla Jeter, and fitness athlete Amotti to launch a new line of training apparel, the Canadian brand announced in a press release. In the campaign, Lululemon’s athletes showcase each stage of their training process, from stretch and recovery to intensity and cool down.
“In License to Train shorts, you can do all types of exercises,” said Lewis Hamilton. “You don’t feel restricted when you’re working out and having that flexibility and durability is important.”
Now available across Lululemon’s flagship stores and on its e-commerce site, the collection’s colour palette features hues of burgundy, rose pink, and black for women and stone-esque tones for men. While the women’s cropped tank and men’s pace breaker short nod to classic training attire, other garments such as the women’s cashmere hoodie and men’s ‘New Venture’ blazer would not look out of place at brunch.
“Having no seam in front just makes me feel more confident,” said Kayla Jeter about the collection’s garments. “When you’re wearing Wunder Train No Line™, you know the fabric is going to support you and the moisture-wicking is absolutely huge.”
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In November 2025 alone, exports climbed 21.3 per cent to $6.9 billion, supported by robust demand for consumer goods. DTI noted that this marked the eleventh consecutive month of export expansion and the third straight month of double-digit growth. Slower import growth also helped narrow the trade deficit by 9.9 per cent.
Philippines merchandise exports rose 14.5 per cent YoY to $77.4 billion by the end of November, exceeding 2024’s full-year total, as per DTI.
November exports jumped 21.3 per cent to $6.9 billion, led by consumer goods.
Footwear and garments recorded strong gains, while exports to the US, Hong Kong, Canada and Australia surged, narrowing the trade deficit and highlighting global competitiveness.
Within consumer goods, footwear exports surged 28.6 per cent, while garments posted an 11.2 per cent increase. Key export destinations during the month included Hong Kong and the United States at $1.2 billion each. Shipments to the Netherlands and Taiwan together amounted to $330 million, Germany recorded $295.9 million, and exports to Malaysia, Mexico and Italy each grew by more than 50 per cent.
Exports to Canada nearly tripled to $1.6 billion, while shipments to Australia rose sharply to $1.7 billion, underscoring the broad-based nature of the expansion.
DTI said the sustained growth highlights the continued competitiveness of Filipino products in global markets. Cristina Roque, trade secretary at DTI said that the strong performance of consumer goods reflects rising global demand and supports employment, incomes and new opportunities for exporters, as reported by the Philippine media.
Bianca Pearl Sykimte, export marketing bureau director at DTI attributed the momentum partly to improved market access. She attributed the momentum to improved market access, alongside gains from targeted export development and promotion initiatives, which are expected to support more inclusive growth going forward.
Fibre2Fashion News Desk (SG)
US reciprocal tariffs raised costs for UK fashion exporters, with some luxury fabrics facing up to 35 per cent duties in the US.
Currency weakness further squeezed margins across the sector.
UK policy responses eased imports from developing nations and reshaped supply chains.
Exporters increasingly diversified towards MENA and Asia-Pacific markets, signalling a shift in trade strategy.
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