Review of Textile Progress

In 1949, Review of Textile Progress, a new annual devoted exclusively to the textile industry, was started by a group from the Textile Institute and the Society of Dyers and Colourists who felt the need for more complete information on textiles. The prominently featured subjects include physics and chemistry of fibrous materials, fiber production, and conversion of fibers into finished yarns. Two volumes have so far been issued, covering 1949 and 1950 developments, respectively (57). 

Textile Institute and Society of Dyers and Colourists, Manchester and Bradford, England, Review of Textile Progress, Vol. I, 1949 Vol. II, 1950. 

Reviews. In 1949, the Society of Dyers and Colourists with the Textile Institute began publishing a Review of Textile Progress 26). The Jubilee issue of the Journal of the Society of Dyers and Colourists (1884-1934) 299), and for American dyes, the Silver Jubilee issue of the American Dyestuff Reporter, December 2, 1946 116) are good sources for the progress of the dyeing industry. 

Review of Textile Progress, Manchester, Eng., The Textile Institute and the Society of... 

Horrocks AR, Flame retardant finishing of textiles , Review Progress Coloration, 1986, 16, 62-101. 

Reinert G and Fuso F, Stabilization of textile fibres against ageing . Review Progress Coloration Related Topics, 1997, 27, 33-34. 

McCarthy, B.J., Burdett, B.C., 1998. Eco-labeUing and Textile eco-labeUing. Review of Progress in Coloration and Related Topics 28, 61—70. 

Parts of this chapter are based on a review, The Drying of Textiles, Review of Progress in Coloration, Vol. 23, 1993, published by the Society of Dyers and Colourists, Bradford, United Kingdom, and are reproduced with permission. 

Nelson G (2001), Microencapsulation in textile finishing. Review of Progress in Coloration, 31, pp. 57-64. 

Reviews. Since 1917, a review chapter on fibers, textiles, and cellulose has been included by the Society of Chemical Industry in its annual Reports on the Progress of Applied Chemistry (81). 

In 1932, the United States Institute for Textile Research published Textile Research, A Survey of Progress which reviewed the literature for 1931 and was intended as the first of a series of such compilations. Unfortunately only one volume was published (55). 

Aitken, D., Burkinshaw, J., Griffiths, J., Towns, A.D., 1996a. Textile applications of thermo-chromic systems. Review and Progress Coloration 1996 (26), 1—8. 

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