A specialised textile manufacturer from Dhaka, Bangladesh, NZ Denim launched a new range of low-impact denims fabrics for S/S 2025 during the last edition of Texworld held in Paris.
The company aims to expand its denim fabric range besides increasing its annual productive capacity from the present 36 million meter to 72 million meter by developing new weaves, new surface effects and lower impact materials.
Amongst the new styles launched by the company includes the pro-biotic denim fabric treated with biochemical based substances produced by Proclean, an Indian chemical company, used to age fabrics. The company has also dyed its fabrics with natural indigo substances by AMF Herbal, another Indian chemical company that develops bio-based and vegetable origin dyeing substances.
NZ Denim has also launched a new fabric made with 83 per cent cotton, 1 per cent spandex and 16 per cent Spinnova, a natural fiber developed by a Finnish company that obtains special cellulosic fibers from wood pulp through a mechanical process that requires no water and only uses a very low energy amount, mostly from solar power.
Other products launched for the S/S 2025 collection include fabrics made with Tex2Tex Earth Protex, special polyester that can also be recycled through melting. It can be reused up to a 40 per cent percentage and can be added to virgin cotton for new denim and cotton fabrics.
A part of NZ Tex Group, NZ Denim is a vertical mill-setup including four integrated business units employing 7,000 workers.
Through its different divisions the group produces dyed yarns and linen fabrics. As the only Bangladesh company manufacturing 100 per cent linen fabrics it exports to Belgium, France, Japan and Korea.
