With the development of science and technology, different industries have a large change. What does the future of the home textile industry look like? Here is the answer! It is faster and more fragmented to deliver products to customers. Besides, it will be more sustainable.

Digital printing for textiles is a new and comparatively young technology in the field of textile dyeing. It has the potential to supply personalized products to customers, and it has been using. When some companies put an effort in the back-end work, Jo-Ann Fabric and Spoonflower are giving many fabric design options to customers.

If you are tired of e-business, maybe it’s time to develop another business. Just as a quote from CEO of home textile manufacturers, “You can just see where the market is going. It’s a tale of two worlds: Volume business and what I call dump truck loads one spoonful at a time. ”

Digital also greatly reduces waste. Mass waste still exists in the production line. We are expecting more manufacturers to reuse it. Here are two products debuted in January alone: Lenzing’s Rifibra, a Tencel fiber made from cotton waste, Sharadha’s Eco bath towels produced from 100% recycled fibers.

In addition, Walmart Foundation has an investment in a commercial textile technique. This technique can reduce water and energy by 95%. The foundation also invests many measures to realize the sustainability of the dying process. A $5 million investment will be invested in green chemistry and new policies to remove use of harmful chemical in textiles and personal care.

From the above mentions, we will note that sustainability will be one of its development trends across the industry. Digitization will be a tool to realize sustainability. Funds will be its necessary element.