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Conference Partners

The International Textile and Colour Conference committee acknowledges the generous support of our sponsors, whose contributions have been instrumental in making the conference possible. Their commitment to advancing collaboration helps foster meaningful innovation within fashion, textile and colour research.

VeriVide

 

VeriVide

 

VeriVide Ltd is a UK based, global specialist in the design, development and manufacture of standardised lighting cabinets (light booths) and digital imaging systems (DigiEye). Providing fast and accurate visual and digital colour measurement, assessment and communication, you can visit their website or email sales@verivide.com to find out more.

Examples of VeriVide's leading technology includes:

  • UltraView: this Industry leading tuneable LED Technology offers tuneablility, giving brands the benefit of being able to update their point of sale as their stores change, meaning light booths in the supply chain only need re-programming instead of being replaced.
  • DigiEye: VeriVide’s DigiEye system helps in instances where exact colour matching and appearance are critical, assisting manufacturers, suppliers and brands to speed up colour quality control, sustain product integrity, reduce wastage and make reliable colour decisions. The colour measurement system enables manufacturers to assess colour and appearance digitally, and instantly share and communicate objective colour measurement data across the globe, leading to improved colour consistency throughout the supply chain.

Thouslite

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thouslite is a global leader in multi-channel LED lighting technology and light quality management. It is dedicated to providing high-efficiency, energy-saving, and superior lighting solutions across diverse industries, including medical, commercial, and scientific research. As an active participant in international technical conferences and standardization organizations, Thouslite sets global standards and drives innovation in LED lighting technology.

Examples of Thouslite's leading technology includes:

  • LEDCube: LEDCube is an illuminator that simply and accurately simulates any lighting   environment, covering a wide range of CCTs and a high dynamic range of luminance. There   are 48 channels available for assessing camera quality.
  • LEDView Lighting Cabinet: LEDView products are sophisticated lighting cabinets utilizing multi-channel LED technology, engineered to provide consistent colour assessment and quality control across   industries such as textiles, coatings, and printing. Equipped with high-power LEDs and the    LEDNavigator-LV software, they ensure precise matching to any SPD, including daylight.
  • LEDMax: LEDMax is a trichromator that enables the creation of custom observer colour  matching functions using the Maxwell method. It includes 18 channels to create a number of  tertiary combinations for colour matching. The results are reported for both LMS and XYZ colour matching functions.

Network Plus in Circular Fashion and Textiles

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We are thrilled to be partnering with the Network Plus in Circular Fashion and Textiles programme, who will be delivering a dedicated keynote and focused session at the International Textile and Colour Conference 2025.

The Network Plus programme comprises three sub-networks which are collaboratively working to help understand and drive the fashion and textile industry towards sustainable and responsible practices. It is part of the £15million UKRI Circular Fashion Programme. 

Image of sustainable textile threads being woven.

The three sub-networks that comprise the network are:

IMPACT+, led by Northumbria University, which is improving the collation, analysis, and assessment of environmental impact measures.

Back to Baselines in Circular Fashion and Textiles (B2B), led by the University of Leeds, which is building a data-driven picture of the current sustainability position of the industry.

Future Fibres Network+, led by the University of Exeter, which is embedding environmental sciences at the heart of the fashion, apparel, and textile sectors.

This work is part of UKRI’s £15million trilateral Circular Fashion Programme, which aims to keep the UK at the forefront of the global fashion industry through:

  • delivering sustainable textile and clothing manufacturing
  • adopting circular business models
  • developing recycling infrastructure
  • innovating novel technologies
  • embedding green growth
  • fostering a diverse and future-proof workforce.

For enquiries about the network, as well as how best you can collaborate with the team to drive sustainable change for the fashion and textile industry, please contact Kat Kirkby, Programme Co-ordination Team (PCT) Communications and Events Officer - K.S.Kirkby@leeds.ac.uk.