As the call for reducing waste and improving the sustainability of textiles grows louder creators turn to upcycling as a key strategy for meeting this demand, directing out-of-favor materials towards innovative new uses instead of landfills.
Omer Kulka
Toni McQuilken is the senior editor for the printing and packaging group.
Omer Kulka has served as Chief Innovation Officer and Chief Marketing Officer at Kornit Digital since July 2017. He joined Kornit in 2011 with years of extensive experience in the semiconductor industry, holding positions spanning R&D to Marketing and Business Management. Since joining Kornit, he has held several managerial positions at the company, including Director of the Wide-format division and Director of Product Marketing.
Omer holds a BSc in Computer Science, a BA in Philosophy, and an MA in History and Philosophy of Sciences and Ideas from Tel Aviv University.
Kornit Digital is breaking the barriers to sustainable digital textile production. The company presented the high-quality and productivity of on-demand, sustainable production, including the merging of the physical and virtual worlds, at FESPA 2022.
Kornit Digital Ltd. introduced the Kornit Atlas MAX Poly system – an industry-first direct-to-garment (DTG) solution delivering superior-quality digital decoration for vibrant, colorful design on polyester and poly-blended apparel.
Kornit Digital announced the release of its new MAX technology, establishing a new standard for on-demand fashion and apparel production.
Kornit Digital acquired Custom Gateway, a technology provider of cloud-based software workflow solutions for on-demand production business models.
Digital technologies are the future of fashion, but the transformation is only just getting started. There are myriad opportunities for those willing to jump into a new way of thinking about the way garments are produced.
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