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1. DEUX PLAQUES EN PLOMB CONSERVÉES DANS LE FONDS DE LA SOCIÉTÉ ACADÉMIQUE DE L’OISE.

Author

LE BOURGEOIS, Roselyne

Subjects
INTERNATIONAL trade, TEXTILE industry, TEXTILE technology, SCIENTIFIC discoveries
Abstract

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Published
2023

2. Silk Industry and Women’s Labor at the End of the 18th Century in New Spain: María Gertrudis Gutiérrez Estrada

Author

Rebeca Vanesa García Corzo

Subjects
silk, textile industry, women, legal procedure, colonial countries, Mexico, textiles, silk industry, Mexican history, Nueva España, Gender Studies, Early Modern History, Women's History, gender history, Latin American History, History of Colonial Mexico, Legal Processes, Textiles (Art History), Textile Technology, Colonial Latin American History, Women and Gender Studies, Arts and Crafts, New Spain, Colonial Latin American Art- Mexico and Peru, History of Women, Latin American Colonial History, seda, industria de la seda, Mexican Cultural History, Women in the labor market, artesanos, artisans, Textile and Apparel Industry, Women's Labor History, María Gertrudis Gutiérrez Estrada, History of scholarship and learning. The humanities, AZ20-999
Abstract

The aim of this work is to delve into the history of Mexico’s colonial silk industry and of its workers in order to demonstrate, from a microsocial analysis, the existence of long-standing gender-exclusion processes and of integration mechanisms, displayed in the framework of institutional modernization, that were implied by the Bourbon Reforms on both sides of the Atlantic. To this end, an analysis of the bibliography on the subject has been made. The viceroyalty policies created to revive the industry have been briefly reconstructed and it has been possible, within this contextualization, to understand the circumstances in which the process was carried out. Multiple sources from the General Archives of the Nation of Mexico have been used to look into an episode of the social history of New Spain. In the course of the research, it has been found that women in the silk industry were not limited to spinning mills, and that they could have greater aspirations. Gertrudis Gutiérrez Estrada’s opposition to the silk spinning guild of Mexico City in 1795, and her triumph in the dispute, showed a circumvention of the restrictions imposed within the silk industry to a particular sex and the implementation of resistance mechanisms that were institutionally —by the Bourbon legislation— and socially —by her family— constructed. It was a paradigmatic case that served to modify, in 1806, all the guild ordinances of the time and it is, at the same time, one of many examples that must be traced in the archives in order to rethink the role of women in the colonial industry.

Published
2018
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3. La production de linge à Paris à l'ère des nouveautés (1520-1620): Genre, techniques et innovations.

Author

CASTRES, ASTRID

Subjects
*LINEN, *TEXTILE technology, *TECHNOLOGICAL innovations, *MANUFACTURING processes, *SANITATION
Abstract

Au cours du seizième siècle, le linge blanc, gage de propreté et signe de distinction sociale, prit une place grandissante dans l'habit. Au gré des modes de la cour et de la venue d'artisans étrangers qualifiés, ou passés par les Flandres et l'Italie, des nouveautés techniques et formelles (point coupé, dentelles, fraises et porte-fraises, etc.) furent peu à peu introduites dans la capitale du royaume de France. En partant du cas parisien, cet article examine les mutations que connut la production de linge entre 1520 et 1620, à la suite de l'apparition de ces procédés nouveaux. Pour la plupart mis en oeuvre et transmis par des femmes, ils conduisent à réfléchir aux particularités d'exercice de savoir-faire féminins ainsi qu'au rôle joué par les lingères et par les ouvrières en linge dans le processus d'innovation textile au début de l'époque moderne. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2020
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4. LE SPORT D'HIVER CONJUGUE FONCTION ET STYLE.

Author

BELS, JULIEN

Subjects
SKIING equipment, CONSUMERS, TEXTILE technology
Abstract

The article focuses on the fall-winter 2020-2021 collection launched by skiwear brands, and discusses technicality in ski clothes, their focus on urban consumers and use of recycled polyester in manufacturing.

Published
2020

7. L'HOMME URBAIN: S'EPANOUIT A GRAND AIR.

Author

FRON, MARIE-EMMANUELLE

Subjects
MEN'S clothing, TEXTILE technology, SUSTAINABLE development
Abstract

The article offers information on the fall winter 2020-2021 men's clothing collection launched by textile brands, and discusses use of textile technology, its sustainable development and innovations in materials used.

Published
2020

9. LE SKIWEAR MISE SUR LE LIFESTYLE POUR MIEUX S'IMPOSER EN VILLE.

Author

BELS, JULIEN

Subjects
SKIING equipment, TEXTILE technology
Abstract

The article presents the author's views on the stylistic innovation introduced in skiwears by clothing companies, and discusses technical aspects of clothing, textile printing in Japan and use of natural fibers in winter 2017-2018 collection.

Published
2017

10. LA MODE ENTRE DANS L'ÈRE DE LA FASHION TECH.

Author

DE L'ECLUSE, SOPHIE BOUHIER

Subjects
FASHION & technology, TEXTILE technology
Abstract

The article discusses textile technology, or fashion technology, in the fashion and the luxury goods industries and the report "Technologies et soft power: le cas de l'industrie de la mode et du luxe" presented by Pascal Morand, executive president of the Fédération française de la haute couture et de la mode, at Fashion Tech Days in Roubaix, France.

Published
2018

12. LES FIBRES DEVIENNENT ÉCO-CITOYENNES.

Author

MANZONI, ISABELLE

Subjects
TEXTILE fibers, ENVIRONMENTAL responsibility, TEXTILE technology
Abstract

The article discusses fibers made from renewable resources and recycled materials by environmentally responsible companies and includes several comments by Thierry Le Blan, Technical Manager for the Centre européen des textiles innovants (European center for innovative textiles, Ceti).

Published
2017

13. L'HOMME URBAIN: SE PLIE AUX CONVENTIONS DU SPORT.

Author

FRON, MARIE-EMMANUELLE

Subjects
TEXTILE industry, TEXTILE technology
Abstract

The article presents views of Laurent Le Mouel, director of innovative fabric manufacturer NellyRodi, on the company's summer 2018 collection, its retro look and launch of its ultra-technical materials.

Published
2017

14. LE SKIWEAR fait la part plus belle à la mode.

Author

BELS, JULIEN

Subjects
COLD weather clothing, SPORTSWEAR, OUTDOOR clothing, CLOTHING industry, WOMEN'S clothing, ANIMAL fibers, TEXTILE technology
Abstract

The article offers information on ski and sports clothing for fall-winter 2015-2016 to be exhibited at the next Ispo sporting goods and sportswear trade show in Munich, Germany. Topics include clothing inspired by natural colors such as orange and yellow and proposed by brands including Sun Valley, Lolë, and Luis Trenker, the clothing's technical and multiusage aspects, clothing made from Merino sheep fiber, and the C-Knit backer technology proposed by the outerwear trademark Gore-Tex.

Published
2015

16. LES TEXTILES D'AMEUBLEMENT GAGNENT EN EXUBERANCE.

Author

LEGOEUL, AGNÈS

Subjects
HOUSEHOLD linens, TEXTILE technology
Abstract

The article focuses on the new collection of furnishing textile publishers for the year 2020, and discusses its technical characteristics, use of technical fabrics in manufacturing and its use in indoor and outdoor locations.

Published
2020

17. LES COUETTES AFFINENT LEURS INNOVATIONS.

Author

LEGOEUL, AGNÈS

Subjects
TEXTILE technology, PILLOWS, HOUSEHOLD linens
Abstract

The article presents the author's views on the innovation introduced by duvet and pillow manufacturers in making light products with a focus on practicality.

Published
2019

18. Comment la filière se convertit au numérique.

Author

BOUHIER DE L’ECLUSE, SOPHIE

Subjects
TEXTILE technology
Abstract

The article presents views of Marc Pradal, chief executive officer (CEO) of textile brand Kiplay, on the use of digital technology in textile companies, commercialization of clothing and digital sites of companies.

Published
2018

20. LA MODE A L'ERE DE L'INTELLIGENCE ARTIFICIELLE.

Author

BOUHIER DE L'ECLUSE, SOPHIE

Subjects
ARTIFICIAL intelligence, TEXTILE technology, INTELLECT
Abstract

The article focuses on the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in textile industry, and discusses innovation in textile technology and limitations of human intelligence.

Published
2018

21. Le Portugal a réussi sa réindustrialisation: Le récent Salon Modtissimo a montré la vigueur retrouvée du textile portugais grâce à un nouveau modèle économique basé sur l'innovation.

Author

FRON, MARE-EMMANUELLE

Subjects
TEXTILE technology, ORGANIZATIONAL performance, COMMERCE
Abstract

The article focuses on improved performance of Portuguese textile industry with reference to Salon Modtissimo textile trade show where economic strength and textile technology innovation was exhibited.

Published
2017

26. "L'usine du futur" dévoile ses premiers plans.

Author

MOPIN, ODILE

Subjects
BUSINESS enterprises, INDUSTRY 4.0, TEXTILE technology
Abstract

The article offers information on six companies from the Grand Ouest area in France, including the Société choletaise de fabrication, Textile du Maine, and Lectra, and their collaborative factory 4.0, or industry 4.0 also referred to as the fourth industrial revolution, plan.

Published
2017

28. Csp Paris profite du renouveau du collant: Le propriétaire des marques Well et Le Bourget stimule son activité par la création et l'innovation, tout en renforçant son côté éco-responsable.

Author

DE L'ECLUSE, SOPHIE BOUHIER

Subjects
TEXTILE technology
Abstract

The article focuses on innovation in business operations of textile brand Csp Paris, and presents views of its managing director Thierry Simon, on company's focus on eco-responsibility, its fall-winter 2019-2020 collection and its position in footwear market.

Published
2020

30. Eurocis rend le magasin plus intelligent.

Author

PETIT, CATHERINE

Subjects
TEXTILE technology, TEXTILE conventions
Abstract

The article offers information on the Salon Eurocis, textile technology conference to be held in Düsseldorf, Germany.

Published
2019

32. AVANTEX TENTE D’ANTICIPER LE FUTUR DE LA MODE.

Author

O. M.

Subjects
TEXTILE exhibitions, TEXTILE technology
Abstract

The article previews the 8th edition of Avantex Paris, a trade show dedicated to innovative textiles to be held in Paris, France, and organized by Messe Frankfurt France.

Published
2019

33. Biarritz prend la vague de la fashion tech avec L'Estia.

Author

S. B. E.

Subjects
FASHION & technology, TEXTILE technology
Abstract

The article focuses on the Biarritz Lifestyle Active Integral (Bali) Chair launched by the Ecole supérieure des technologies industrielles avancées (school for advanced industrial technology, Estia) and notes the center's organization of several events centering on technological innovations in the fashion industry.

Published
2018

34. Les Fashion Tech Days étrennent un nouveau lieu.

Author

O. M.

Subjects
FASHION & technology, TEXTILE technology, TEXTILE industry conferences
Abstract

The article previews the 4th edition of Fashion Tech Days at the Institut du marketing & du management de la distribution in Roubaix, France, from October 29-30, 2018, which is organized by the association NordCréa and is to feature several company executives and experts including Clarisse Reille, Franck Delpal, and Gilles Lasbordes.

Published
2018

35. Avantex a entrevu la mode de demain

Author

O. M.

Subjects
TEXTILE technology, FASHION & technology, TRADE shows
Abstract

The article discusses the 2018 edition of Avantex, a trade show devoted to technological innovations in the textile and fashion industry, which featured several exhibitors including the Centre européen des textiles innovants (Ceti), Lelab4, and the Swiss streetwear brand Pyrates.

Published
2018

36. Viva Technology a dévoilé le commerce de demain.

Author

PETIT, CATHERINE

Subjects
TEXTILE conventions, TEXTILE technology, CONFERENCES & conventions
Abstract

The article offers information on the Innovation and Start-Up Fair Viva Technology, textile conference to be held at the Porte de Versailles in Paris, France from May 16-18, 2019.

Published
2018

37. Tyr Sport nage dans plusieurs bains à la fois.

Author

O. M.

Subjects
BUSINESS turnover, TEXTILE technology
Abstract

The article focuses on the textile technology adopted by sports equipment maker TYR Sport Inc., and discusses history of its foundation and its turnover.

Published
2018

38. Des vidéos pour accompagner la transmission numérique.

Author

S. B. E.

Subjects
VIDEOS, TEXTILE conventions, TEXTILE technology
Abstract

The article focuses on video recordings that will be used by textile companies during the textile trade show Salon Made in France, and discusses framework agreement signed for promoting technology in the industry.

Published
2018

42. Cultureln rend le lin résistant comme du métal.

Author

A. L.

Subjects
COMPOSITE materials, TEXTILE technology
Abstract

The article focuses on a new composite material named Varian and developed by the French company CultureIn founded and headed by engineer David Ambs. According to the article, the Varian technology allows for the stiffening of linen, with qualities similar to a sheet of metal.

Published
2018

43. Munich Fabric Start force sur l'innovation.

Author

BELS, JULIEN

Subjects
TEXTILE exhibitions, TEXTILE technology, TRADE shows, EXHIBITIONS
Abstract

The article previews the winter edition of the trade show Munich Fabric Start to be held in Munich, Germany, from January 30th to February 1, 2018 and to feature collections for spring-summer 2019 and an overview of textile innovations.

Published
2018

44. Les fibres "bien-être" cultivent l'esprit d'innovation.

Author

FRON, MARIE-EMMANUELLE

Subjects
TEXTILE fiber industry, TEXTILE technology
Abstract

The article offers information on several textile and fiber specialists and their innovative products including the German company QMilk and its milk-based fiber, Umorfil, a biotechnological fiber developed by Camangi Corporation, and the anti-odor and anti-bacterial fiber Perma Healca created by Perma Corporation.

Published
2017

47. Avantex enrichit la mode en technologies.

Author

O. M.

Subjects
TEXTILE industry exhibitions, TEXTILE technology, EXHIBITIONS
Abstract

The article discusses the 2nd edition of Avantex, a trade show dedicated to textile technology and innovation, and mentions topics including luminous and anti-wave fabrics presented by Advance Hitech Textile and C2TM, a Moroccan research and industrial cluster focused on textile technique.

Published
2017

48. Les FashionTechDays explorent les opportunités de demain pour la mode.

Author

O. M

Subjects
TEXTILE technology, TEXTILE industry conferences, CONFERENCES & conventions
Abstract

The article offers information on the FashionTechDays, textile technology trade show to be held at the Centre européen des textiles innovants (Ceti) in Roubaix, France from October 19-20, 2017.

Published
2017

49. Lectra forme aux innovations de rupture: Le spécialiste des solutions et technologies intégrées pour le textile et le cuir crée une chaire dédiée aux matériaux innovants et durables.

Author

MOPIN, ODILE

Subjects
TEXTILE technology
Abstract

The article presents views of Jean-Pierre Mocho, the former president of clothing association Fédération du prêt-à-porter féminin, on Biarritz active lifesyle intégral, a training organized by textile company Lectra SA for promoting textile technology innovation and use of sustainable materials.

Published
2017

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