ADDITIONALS
HIGHLIGHTS & NOVELTIES FOR AUTUMN.WINTER 25/26 - PART I
The latest developments for buttons, ribbons, decorative stones, closures, linings, lace, embroidery, interlinings as well as labeling and branding solutions will be presented by around 150 leading international ingredients and accessories suppliers in the ADDITIONALS Area at MUNICH FABRIC START. Explore some of the novelties here in our ADDITIONALS blog posts:
ARC BUTTONS
ARC is a space where idea and detail matter a great deal. When creating collections of garment fasteners, they constantly strive for mastery in design, concept and the creation of new forms and refinements. At the same time, they know how important such values as order and harmony remain. They are what make our products both beautiful and functional.
They continue to develop environmentally friendly technologies, which reflects their image.
Their team are passionate people who have been dedicated to providing the best service to customers around the world for years.
Poland – H1 | A 02
“ARC constantly strives for mastery in design, concept and the creation of new forms and refinements.”
BORNEMANN ETIKETTEN
For the fall/winter 25/26 season, Bornemann-Etiketten presents trend ranges from pared-down women’s wear to bold streetwear. Innovative, functional labels stand out just as much as smart labels with interfaces to digital content.
Don’t miss the Innovation Panel in the Keyhouse in Hall 7 on Tuesday, 3 September 2024 from 4:00 – 5:00pm: Together with Nathalie Bordère from dm-drogerie markt, Bornemann will be presenting digital solutions along the entire supply chain that ensure consistent branding for international brands.
Germany – H1 | B 20
“Discover trend ranges from pared-down women’s wear to bold streetwear, innovative and functional as well as smart labels.”
Combination of embroidery and sublimation print based on Munich Fabric Start’s motto for the fall/winter 2025/2026 collection. (Design : Jutta Erb, Modefachschule Sigmaringen, using Gunold’s METY metallic thread and sublimation foil by Mäde! (Kasia Hanack)
GUNOLD
GUNOLD is looking forward to presenting their comprehensive range of embroidery threads, embroidery backings, foils, specialty fabrics and accessories again during the Munich Fabric Start show. More than 80% of all Gunold products come from EU productions and the company is happy to provide not only the threads and materials but also all the knowledge and experience gained in almost 100 years of the companie’s history. All this to make sure that YOU can create affordable and out-of-the box embroideries and textile embellishment in best quality !
As always, Gunold is showing lots of inspiration samples developed both by industry designers and students from different textile and design schools. Combining embroidery and effect seams with many other embellishment techniques and presenting ideas for the fall-winter 2025-2026 collection.
Always worth a visit – just come, look and enjoy !
GERMANY – H1 | A 07
Combinations of embroidery and laser-cut are creating three-dimensional effects. Design : GS UK
Sublimation print on top of an embroidered design. Design: GS UK
Natural materials with a hairy look : Embroidered Gingko leaves on goat leather, using copper coloured viscose thread „SULKY“. Design : Marianne Treml, Modefachschule Sigmaringen
Faces will be an important issue in textile embellishment, here in a very interesting design by Sophia Heinisch, Texoversum Reutlingen
FRANKENBERGER FUTTERSTOFFE
With over 70 years of experience in the clothing-industry, Frankenberger Futterstoffe is now expanding its range to include elasticated ribbons and lace. This is a successful fusion of innovative lining fabrics, together with sporty elastic ribbons and decorative lace. This also reflects the trend themes of Functional Freedom and Ironic Varsity. Eyecatchers for the coming season are the colours Alienskin and Astroturf, which are available in various materials.
Germany – H1 | C 07
“Elasticated ribbons and lace: This is a successful fusion of innovative lining fabrics, together with sporty elastic ribbons and decorative lace.”
TRIMCO GROUP
The essence of fashion returns to its roots. In Trimco Group’s latest collection – FORM – the refined beauty of raw materials and natural fibers is celebrated. From trims to packaging, the collection embraces natural fibers, recyclable materials, and organic inks. Synthetics now decompose faster, while labels and tags need to match the premium, durable materials of garments. Accessories convey crucial brand and sustainability messages. Technology, nature, and design merge, offering fluid elegance, technical performance, and comfort. This modern couture blends crisp shades, minimalistic designs, and urban spirit with raw aesthetics.
GERMANY – H1 | E 02
“FORM celebrates the refined beauty of raw materials and natural fibers. From trims to packaging, the collection embraces natural fibers, recyclable materials, and organic inks.”
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