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Twine appoints new board member to help scale business

Mr. Alon Bar-Shany was the General Manager of HP-Indigo for last 16 years, a company known as a pioneer in digital printing technology.

12th February 2021

Innovation in Textiles
 |  Petah Tikva, Israel

Clothing/​Footwear

Twine Solutions has appointed Mr. Alon Bar-Shany as Active Chairman of the Board. Alon was the General Manager of HP-Indigo for last 16 years, a company known as a pioneer in digital printing technology. During his tenure as CEO, HP Indigo maintained a global market leadership in the digital printing sector through continued innovation and customer focus, resulting in unprecedented customer growth, Twine reports.

Prior to the General Manager role Alon served as indigo’s CFO and since joining in 1995 was involved in a 10X growth of the company. Commenting on his appointment, Alon Bar-Shany, says: “Twine has all the ingredients to become another Indigo in the textile industry based on a unique technology and the rapidly changing industry needs and potential for digital disruption. I am especially excited at the ability to help the company scale by helping its customers to grow and at the sustainability impact Twine brings to the market.”

Alon Moshe, Twine CEO and Co-Founder says: “I am pleased and honoured to welcome Alon to our Board of Directors and Chairman. There are incredible similarities to the digital printing industry transformation and with Alon’s insights of more than 30 years across so many disciplines, he will help propel Twine forward.”

“The pandemic has only fuelled and accelerated the market’s needs towards the ‘sell then manufacture’ paradigm enabled through Twine; Speed and sustainability are pertinent keys, and we intend to keep delivering on the promise of our revolutionary technology.”

Twine was established in 2015 by twin brothers, Alon and Erez Moshe, both veterans in the digital print industry, and is headquartered in Israel. Twine says its technology is the first of its kind, by digitally dyeing raw or off-the-shelf white polyester thread in any colour and length needed, for immediate use in sewing, knitting or embroidery. Twine’s claims its technology is sustainable with its waterless process, while reducing huge amounts of thread waste.

Twine can help brands meet their targets by becoming more efficient, produce just in time and meet their sustainability goals, the company says. With Twine digital thread dyeing technology, small quantities and personalization become cost-effective, it adds.

Since the first product was launched in June 2019 at ITMA, Barcelona, systems have been installed across Europe and Asia. Global expansion will continue in 2021, concludes Twine.

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