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30 August 2023

Daily Newsletter

30 August 2023

Tukatech, Inèdit introduce Adobe Photoshop plugins to North America’s textile market

Tukatech, a fashion technology company, has joined forces with Inèdit Software, a creative solutions developer to offer Adobe Photoshop plugins for the fashion industry in North America.

Isatou Ndure August 29 2023

Tukatech, a California-based company working in the CAD/CAM sector, and Inèdit’s partnership marks the debut of the neoTextil suite of ADOBE Photoshop plugins in the North American market, empowering industry players with an array of features.

The plugin facilitates the precise separation of mages into distinct colour channels, enables the seamless creation of multiple colour variations and repeats, as well as generating photo-realistic digital prints and simulations.

NeoTextil offers the flexibility of both individual modules and value-packed subscription bundles.

Geoff Taylor, president of TUKAweb says the company is pleased to be the “first and only distributor of neoTextil in North America”.

Taylor adds: “Once Adobe users experience these advanced tools, they’ll realise considerable productivity improvements and economic advantages over legacy options in the sector.”

Inèdit's global account director Gerard Buch echoes Taylor's sentiments, adding: “We rely on a wide network of distributors around the globe to ensure our customers and business partners are well supported and highly successful. We are pleased to start this new partnership with Tukatech to grow Inèdit’s market share in North America.”

In 2018, colour management technology firm Datacolor partnered with Inèdit Software to introduce a colour measurement and selection solution for the digitally printed textile industry to help fast fashion brands get designs to market more quickly.

APAC duty-free market expected to grow fastest, fueled by rising income levels and international travelers

Per latest GlobalData estimates, the global duty-free market retailing market was valued at $49 billion in 2022, its highest level ever as it bounced back from the pandemic impact, and is expected to grow at a CAGR of more than 28% during the period 2020-2026, driven by government initiatives, rising passenger numbers, major global events (for instance global sporting tournaments) and the renewed popularity of cruise trips. Infrastructure investments will also play an important role, particularly airport expansion and space refurbishment, and investments in arrivals duty-free formats.

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