This proceedings book is based on selected and reviewed contributions from the AUTEX 2025 World Conference, held on June 1113, 2025, in Dresden, and specifically focuses on sustainability, chemistry, and finishing in the textile sector. It highlights innovative research on eco-friendly processes, advanced material development, and circular economy strategies. Topics include conductive textiles using carbon nanotube coatings, bio-based dyeing with wood extracts, UV modification of hemp fibers, and sustainable tanning methods. The volume also addresses ultrasonic washing for improved fastness, thermodynamic analysis of dyeing, environmentally responsible surface treatments, and polymer-based photonic textiles. Further sections explore bio-based coatings with nano-SiO, hybrid polymer matrices, and recycling approaches such as enzymatic degradation and elastane removal. By integrating sustainability intelligence, digital product passports, and energy-efficient finishing technologies, this book provides a comprehensive roadmap for advancing traceability, circularity, and environmental responsibility in textiles.

Presents the latest theoretical and practical advances in textile and clothing research Offers innovative solutions and strategies to address current challenges in the textile industry Provides a balanced integration of scientific theory and industrial practice

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1. Electrically conductive textiles for health applications by carbon nanotube coatings on cotton.- 2. Dyeing of natural fibers with extracts from wood a strategy for fully bio-based and sustainable textiles.- 3. Modification of hemp fibers under uv irradiation with nano-tio2.- 4. Development of multifunctional hemosorbents from silk industry fibrous waste.- 5. Tanning of nutria skins (myocastor coypus) using interpolycomplex-based methods and investigation of their physical-chemical and mechanical properties.