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The aim of the Textile Institute Professional Publications is to provide support to textile professionals in their work and to help emerging professionals, such as final year or master’s students, by providing the information needed to gain a sound understanding of key and emerging topics relating to textile, clothing and footwear technology, textile chemistry, materials science and engineering. The books are written by experienced authors with expertise in the topic and all texts are independently reviewed by textile professionals or textile academics. The textile industry has a history of being both an innovator and an early adopter of a wide variety of technologies. There are textile businesses of some kind operating in all countries across the world. At any one time, there is an enormous breadth of sophistication in how such companies might function. In some places where the industry serves only its own local market, design, development and production may continue to be based on traditional techniques, but companies that aspire to operate globally find themselves in an intensely competitive environment, some driven by the need to appeal to followers of fast-moving fashion, others by demands for high performance and unprecedented levels of reliability. Textile professionals working within such organisations are subjected to a continued pressing need to introduce new materials and technologies, not only to improve production efficiency and reduce costs but also to enhance the attractiveness and performance of their existing products and to bring new products into being. As a consequence, textile academics and professionals find themselves having to continuously improve their understanding of a wide range of new materials and emerging technologies to keep pace with competitors. The Textile Institute was formed in 1910 to provide professional support to textile practitioners and academics undertaking research and teaching in the field of textiles. The Institute quickly established itself as the professional body for textiles worldwide and now has individual and corporate members in over 80 countries. The Institute works to provide sources of reliable and up-to-date information to support textile professionals through its research journals, the Journal of the Textile Institute (http:// www.tandfonline.com/action/journalInformation?show=aimsScope&journalCode =tjti20) and Textile Progress (http://www.tandfonline.com/action/journalInformati on?show=aimsScope&journalCode=ttpr20), definitive descriptions of textiles and their components through its online publication Textile Terms and Definitions (http:// www.ttandd.org) and contextual treatments of important topics within the field of textiles in the form of self-contained books such as the Textile Institute Professional Publications.