Two sisters built a fabric-first activewear brand by solving real performance problems Indian consumers face every day.

A new fabric inspired by the feathers of the magnificent riflebird — a type of bird of paradise — is the darkest ever created, according to its inventors.

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Endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs) in clothing and in rugs can disrupt your hormone levels. Here's what you can do about ...

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The Bugatti Tourbillon comes with a fully analog instrument cluster, inspired by the world of watchmaking from the early 20th ...

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Linen sheets are a worthy investment: they're breathable, long-lasting and have a timeless, elegant look. Here's how to ...

Cornell researchers, inspired by ultrablack bird feathers, created a wearable fabric that reflects just 0.13% of visible light, making it the darkest ever produced.

The technology originated at Japan's National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) in 2018, where researchers demonstrated a thin, lightweight, bendable electronic textile.

Once-dismissed accessories, awkward silhouettes, and childhood staples have resurfaced with new relevance, re-engineered for ...

India’s textile and apparel exports rose 9.4% to $2.86 billion in November, led by garments and handicrafts, despite steep US ...