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Digital product passports
Digital product passports (DPPs) are being introduced across the EU to improve sustainability and circularity. They capture data about the environmental impact of products, their composition and recyclability, their production, as well as supply chain information.
It is expected that footwear, apparel, furniture, bedding, textiles and floor coverings will all be required to have DPPs by 2030. Sohag and Joanna from DigiProd Pass discuss how DPPs will work, the type of information that is likely to be required and demonstrate a DPP solution.
Arsutoria SS 26
We are continuing our longstanding partnership with Milan-based footwear and leathergoods consultant Arsutoria to bring trend forecasting straight from the Italian 'fashion capital'. This event was held at SATRA’s headquarters in Kettering.
Professional designer, Monica Mei, has over twenty years of international experience in product development and project management in the footwear and leather goods industry. She shares her insights into future trends and technical innovations in materials for the Spring/Summer 26 season.
Chemistry / ISO 18889:2019 Pesticide permeation testing and requirements
Permeation testing against chemicals with low vapour pressures is conducted by EN ISO 19918:2017+A1:2021, which can be used to show compliance with ISO 18889:2019 Protective gloves for pesticide operators and re-entry workers. This webinar covers the G1, G2 and GR requirements for gloves as well as the relevant testing method and marking.
EN ISO 21420:2020+A1:2024
The A1 amendment to EN ISO 21420:2020 was published in July 2024 after multiple delays.
This webinar outlines the general requirements for protective gloves and SATRA's experts discuss how the publishing of EN ISO 21420+A1:2024 will affect current Module B certificates and certificates that are due for renewal.
Common failures in safety footwear
During the development of safety footwear, careful consideration of design and materials can save time and money during testing and certification. Hannah Coe discusses the common causes for failure.
EU Deforestation Regulation update October 2024
In this webinar, SATRA is joined by Kerry Senior, director of Leather UK, with recent updates regarding the legislation, what its impact is likely to be, what companies need to do to ensure they are compliant, and also consider likely future developments to the legislation.
Smart textiles
Smart technology is an exciting innovation within the textiles industry, allowing the production of materials which can respond and adapt to their environment in a variety of different ways. This has the potential to revolutionise the way that textiles are used in fashion, sportswear, protective clothing and medical devices.
In this webinar, Lucy Cove explores the potential applications of this emerging technology, as well as the regulatory challenges that it may pose.
Introducing SATRA TimeLine software
TimeLine is part of SATRA's suite of production efficiency systems, which can assist footwear manufacturers with accurately predicting time and labour costs before production starts.
In this webinar, SATRA's footwear production efficiency experts explain how TimeLine enables manufacturers to calculate the optimum time required to carry out virtually any shoemaking operation. TimeLine provides valuable data to support price negotiations, precise production times, better use of resources and increased profits.
Arsutoria AW/25/26
We are continuing our longstanding partnership with Milan-based footwear and leathergoods consultant Arsutoria to bring trend forecasting straight from the Italian 'fashion capital'. This event was kindly hosted at the Wolverine Europe headquarters in London.
Professional designer, Monica Mei, has over twenty years of international experience in product development and project management in the footwear and leather goods industry. She shares her insights into future trends and technical innovations in materials for the Autumn/Winter 25/26 season.
The circular economy
Professor Christine White of DMU introduces the concept of the circular economy, and discusses how organisations can use the model to build more sustainable products.