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#Denim

MIC Spa at the Denimsandjeans to consolidate its international presence in the denim sector

After the great success of the Future of Denim Production event held in Cairo last October, MIC Spa, a historic Italian company specialising in the production of sewing yarns, returned to Egypt to participate in the first edition of Denimsandjeans, a trade fair entirely dedicated to denim, which took place in Cairo on 2-3 February 2025, sealing the first of many collaborations with QST (Quick Service Textiles), an American multinational company specialising in the manufactureof high quality products for the clothing industry to ensure durable construction and perfect fit.
Tommaso Cumerlato Chief Commercial Officer at MIC © 2025 MIC
Tommaso Cumerlato Chief Commercial Officer at MIC © 2025 MIC


At MIC Spa and QST's stand 11, visitors could explore the future and innovative perspectives of denim production while admiring the collections, yarns and trendy materials. MIC Spa believes in the Egyptian denim industry and in a future full of opportunities, and is ready to support and collaborate with companies, brands and retailers interested in establishing business relationships. The company offers high quality sewing threads that not only improve the quality of garments, but also contribute to a more sustainable and responsible world. The Egyptian textile sector is experiencing remarkable growth and the MIC Group's presence in Alexandria at Cometex Threads SAE positions it favorably to take advantage of the many opportunities offered by this market.

In the Trend Area at the show, MIC Spa took the lead in presenting its biodegradable yarns (Megaflex, LYOCELL® and Biocotton, GOTS-CO), recycled yarns (Kuma GRS) and laser-treated yarns (Ray Guard). The company is confirmed as a reliable and innovative partner, committed to helping manufacturers and brands achieve their quality and sustainability goals.

The union of these two companies, MIC Spa and QST, in the partnership for denim and jeans, is a tangible manifestation of excellence in the garment and yarn industry and represents a real commitment to quality, innovation and customer satisfaction.




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#Textile chemistry

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#Denim

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#Fabrics

MUNICH FABRIC START: Between Attitude and Sensuality

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#Denim

organIQ seek: smart alternative to potassium permanganate

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#Textile processing

Automatex introduces game changing quilting machine

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#Techtextil 2026

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RETECH designs and manufactures godets and draw frames for heated, ambient and cooled processes, enabling precise heat treatment and consistently high yarn quality for a wide range of polymers and applications, with process temperatures of up to 400 °C for high-performance fibers. The company’s key competence lies in exact and stable temperature and speed control, individually adapted to the specific material and process requirements.

#Dyeing, Drying, Finishing

BW Converting expands Southeast Asian presence with new agency partnerships in Vietnam and Indonesia

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#Recycled_Fibers

Worn Again Technologies unveils the Accelerator

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