Tukatech & Inedit partner to bring NeoTextil suite to North America
28 Aug 23 1 min read
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- American fashion technology company Tukatech has formed a strategic partnership with software solutions firm Inedit.
- The collaboration aims to introduce the NeoTextil suite of Adobe Photoshop plugins to North America's textile and apparel industry.
- NeoTextil offers a range of design capabilities, including generating photo-realistic digital prints.
NeoTextil is offered flexibly as individual modules or in affordable subscription bundles, Tukatech said in a press release.
Geoff Taylor, president of Tukaweb, said: “We are pleased to be the first and only distributor of NeoTextil in North America, which adds another affordable and MAC-native option to our extensive computer-aided design/computer-aided manufacturing (CAD/CAM) portfolio.
“Once Adobe users experience these advanced tools, they’ll realise considerable productivity improvements and economic advantages over legacy options in the sector.”
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“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 Inedit’s market share in North America,” said Gerard Buch, global account director for Inedit.
Fibre2Fashion News Desk (DP)
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