"new textile" is a correct and usable sentence in written English
You can use it when you are referring to a fabric or type of cloth that has been newly created or recently introduced to the market. For example: "This season we're introducing a new textile made with a unique blend of cotton and polyester."
Instead they started exporting Indian cotton to Manchester for their new textile industry.
"The question for the future is how to understand and accept the new textile balance," Ms. Handley says.
2. Futura, a new textile by Unika Vaev with small geometric patterns, was inspired by designs of the 1950's.
European firms need to continue restructuring for the new textile world, where they must focus on quality and innovation, their only competitive advantages over China.
Cloth manufacture began there in the 15th century, and the industry developed considerably during the 19th century, with new textile mills constructed after World War II.
MINNEAPOLIS — It was past quitting time at a new textile factory here, but that was not the only reason the work floor looked so desolate.
You don't have to be a kid to appreciate the woven, crocheted, and threaded universe of Sew What?, a new textile-based exhibit opening at the Children's Museum of the Arts in New York on Febuary 5, 2016.
"New textiles will be the future of design," she said.
There's also new textiles to work out, and embroidery that needs to be done as well.
Under the new textiles agreement, these quotas are being increased and items covered by the MFA are gradually being brought under GATT rules.
Humans have been weaving fabrics since the dawn of civilisation, but researchers around the world are now cooking up myriad new textiles capable of containing explosions, protecting astronauts, thwarting bacteria and even keeping buildings standing during earthquakes.
