Additionals
Additionals Trends Autumn.Winter 26/27 – Part 8
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 the novelties of WE NORDIC LABEL STUDIOS here in our ADDITIONALS blog posts:
WE NORDIC LABEL STUDIOS
We Nordic Label Studios is a creative supplier of innovative branding products, specializing in certified and high-quality items for fashion and lifestyle brands.
Rooted in Nordic aesthetics and craftsmanship, the company creates conscious and design-led solutions that elevate every detail of the product experience.
We Nordic Label Studios – New Collection: Design and Quality for High Performance
Introducing the latest collection of labels, hangtags, and packaging – crafted specifically for sportswear, performance wear, and outdoor brands that demand more from every detail.
By blending technical expertise, refined craftsmanship, and cutting-edge materials, this collection is built to withstand the toughest conditions while delivering a premium brand experience.
Highlights include durable, functional components made from recycled silicone, as well as paper hangtags with paper string for easy recycling. These tactile, flexible solutions are ideal for garments that move, perform, and are washed repeatedly.
We Nordic Label Studios – New collection: Soft Function & Movement
Introducing the new range of labels, hangtags, and packaging – designed specifically for yoga and athleisure brands that value comfort, style, and conscious living.
This collection embodies softness, simplicity, and flow – from soft-touch labels and stretchable materials that move with the body, to a calming palette of pastel tones and organic, natural fibers.
Every detail has been thoughtfully crafted to reflect the values of today’s wellness-driven brands, including silicone-dipped strings for a smooth, refined finish, recycled silicone trims with a soft-touch feel, and natural, eco-conscious materials that support sustainable storytelling.


Certifications You Can Trust
We Nordic Label Studios uses materials certified for their environmental and ethical standards:
- GRS – Verifies recycled content and responsible production.
- GOTS – Confirms use of organic fibers and sustainable manufacturing.
- FSC – Ensures paper materials come from responsibly managed forests.
- OEKO-TEX 100 – Certifies products are free from harmful substances and safe for consumers.
At H1| B 02 you can discover the We Nordic Label Studios collections and find inspiration.
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Introducing the Liz Collection: Where Heritage Meets Refined Craftsmanship
In intimate apparel, it is often the smallest elements that leave the most lasting impression. Trims and accessories, whether a woven label, hangtag, or patch, do more than serve a function; they help define the character of a garment. With this in mind, we are proud to introduce the Liz Collection – a refined range of garment trims and fashion accessories that pays tribute to the elegance, sensuality, and quiet strength of women.
A Refined Tribute to Femininity
The Liz Collection brings together the charm of tradition and the grace of modern minimalism. Inspired by classic women’s underwear, each piece is thoughtfully developed to highlight the lasting appeal of timeless femininity. It is a collection designed to enhance a subtle yet powerful complement to garments that speak to both intimacy and strength. From delicate hangtags to finely crafted woven labels and patches, every item is conceived to elevate a garment’s identity through detail, texture, and tone.
Emotion in Every Detail
Drawing inspiration from the world of fine lingerie, the Liz Collection incorporates a language of soft, tactile refinement. Every element is designed to evoke emotional depth and authenticity, from lace-textured labels and vintage floral motifs to embroidered finishes that highlight artisanal craftsmanship. These choices are not merely aesthetic, they are intentional elements that reflect the wearer’s grace and individuality.
A Palette of Understated Elegance
The colour direction of the Liz Collection is deliberately muted to ensure maximum versatility and sophistication. Soft neutrals, ivory, blush, and pale grey tones form a cohesive palette that pairs effortlessly with a wide array of lingerie and loungewear fabrics.
This subtle colouring ensures that each trim integrates seamlessly with the garment, allowing the focus to remain on form, texture, and overall finish, delivering a sense of elegance that never seeks the spotlight but is always noticed.




Crafted for Everyday and the Exceptional
The Liz Collection was developed not only to adorn the extraordinary but to enhance the everyday. Whether featured on a delicate bralette or a thoughtfully crafted bodysuit, our collection introduces a layer of sophistication that feels effortless. Each trim, whether a discreet patch or a thoughtfully printed hangtag, is designed to travel with the wearer throughout her day, becoming part of her routine, her wardrobe, and ultimately her story.
Sustainable by Design
Like all collections by the company, Liz reflects a firm commitment to sustainability. All materials used are recycled, recyclable, or reusable, ensuring minimal environmental impact without compromising on quality or finish. From label yarns to hangtag substrates, every component has been carefully selected to align with modern environmental standards and the values of the conscious consumer. Sustainability is not treated as a trend but as a responsibility, integral to our design and production processes.
The Liz Woman
The woman who wears Liz is not defined by trends – she is defined by timeless values. She seeks quality, subtlety, and meaning in the things she chooses. She is confident in her femininity and drawn to garments that feel authentic, elegant, and thoughtfully made. Liz is for the woman who understands that true style lies in the details: the soft touch of lace, the precision of embroidery, the feeling that nothing has been left to chance.
The Power of Thoughtful Detail
In an age where fashion often moves too fast, the Liz Collection is a pause – a return to meaningful design and craftsmanship. It invites designers and brands to reimagine garment trims not as secondary components, but as foundational elements of a product’s narrative.
Elegance does not need to be declared; it only needs to be felt. And in Liz, it is.
To explore the Liz Collection and see how it can elevate your next lingerie or womenswear range, please contact the team directly at H1 | C 14. They welcome the opportunity to share how careful design, sustainable materials, and refined detail can together tell a story of beauty and intent.
Introducing HOOK: A New Era of Timeless Elegance, Anti-Counterfeit Innovation, and Digital Product Intelligence
As the seasons begin to change and the crisp air of autumn sets in, we are proud to unveil HOOK, our latest label collection designed for the discerning consumer who values both style and substance. More than just a collection of garment trims and accessories, HOOK is a celebration of authenticity, sustainability, and technological advancement. This new offering integrates the rich visual identity of mountain landscapes with cutting-edge digital solutions: our patented CertiEye anti-counterfeit system and the JOINPASS Digital Product Passport (DPP).
Together, HOOK, CertiEye®, and JOINPASS represent a step forward in the way fashion brands communicate trust, elegance, and transparency to consumers.
The New HOOK Collection: Elevating Classic Elegance
Inspired by the serene beauty of alpine landscapes and the timeless appeal of traditional attire, our HOOK collection offers a refined and functional aesthetic, designed specifically for the colder seasons – autumn and winter. The accessories within the range – woven labels, printed badges, hangtags, and other garment trims – echo the peaceful tones of nature and the sophistication of classic design.
HOOK is for brands and consumers who appreciate understated luxury. Every element in the collection has been thoughtfully curated to embody quiet strength and refined taste. This is not fashion for fashion’s sake; it is an expression of identity—minimal, elevated, and purposefully created.
The collection’s logo design draws inspiration from prehistoric rock engravings, portraying a powerful eagle surveying the mountain peaks. This symbol serves as a metaphor for freedom, clarity, and unwavering authenticity – values that underpin the entire HOOK range.
Colour choices have been tailored to mirror mountain terrains: forest green, warm brown, and soft yellow form a cohesive palette that reflects the natural tones of high-altitude wilderness. Suitable for both men’s and women’s garments, these tones deliver versatility while maintaining a strong identity.
Sustainability is at the core of HOOK. Every component in the collection has been developed using recycled, reusable, and recyclable materials, ensuring a low-impact environmental footprint. In a fashion landscape increasingly shaped by conscious consumerism, HOOK allows brands to offer not just beautiful accessories, but meaningful ones.
CertiEye®: Next-Level Anti-Counterfeit Protection
One of HOOK’s defining features is the integration of CertiEye®, our proprietary and patented anti-counterfeiting solution. As counterfeiting continues to threaten brand equity and consumer trust, CertiEye® provides a powerful response. With this innovative technology embedded into your garment trims and labels, each item becomes instantly verifiable.


How does it work?
CertiEye® allows anyone – from distributors to end customers – to authenticate a product with a single scan. Using the dedicated CertiEye® app or a smartphone camera, the user simply scans the product’s unique QR code, which then verifies in real time whether the item is genuine or a counterfeit. This process is seamless, secure, and immediate.
The technology works by embedding non-replicable digital signatures into the product’s label or trim. These signatures are securely stored and tracked within our system, ensuring an unparalleled level of protection throughout the entire supply chain – from production to retail.
CertiEye® empowers brands with instant product authentication, enhanced brand protection, full traceability across distribution channels, and increased customer confidence in product legitimacy.
By incorporating CertiEye® into the HOOK collection, CHIC-JOINTAK are bridging the gap between traditional craftsmanship and digital security.
JOINPASS Digital Product Passport: The Future of Transparency
As sustainability regulations evolve, Digital Product Passports (DPP’s) are becoming an essential tool for compliance, transparency, and consumer engagement. Anticipating this shift, we have developed JOINPASS – a digital platform that consolidates product data, supply chain traceability, and sustainability information in a single, accessible location.
JOINPASS not only satisfies upcoming regulatory requirements across the EU and other jurisdictions but elevates the consumer experience. Embedded in each label or trim via a single QR code, JOINPASS provides access to a digital hub of verified information, including raw material origins, manufacturing certifications, carbon footprint data, and guidelines for care, reuse, recycling, and disposal.
What sets JOINPASS apart is its integration with CertiEye®. This makes it the only Digital Product Passport that includes built-in authentication, guaranteeing both the legitimacy of the product and the accuracy of its information. One scan. One code. Complete confidence.
Whether it’s woven into a label, printed on a hangtag, or embedded in metal trims, JOINPASS is fully customisable and compatible with all accessory formats.
A Unified Experience: Security, Style, and Sustainability
The HOOK collection isn’t simply a set of labels. It is a new standard for responsible, intelligent fashion branding. By blending classic aesthetics with advanced digital innovation, we’ve developed a collection that brings meaningful value to your garments in three key ways. First, HOOK offers timeless design inspired by nature, adding a refined visual and tactile experience. Second, their CertiEye® technology ensures product authenticity, eliminating concerns around counterfeiting. And third, JOINPASS provides digital transparency, helping brands meet evolving regulatory requirements while sharing their sustainability story with credibility and clarity.
From high-end fashion houses to emerging ethical brands, our HOOK collection is designed to support those who want to lead, not follow.
The Power of a Label
In today’s marketplace, a label is not just a label – it is a symbol of your brand’s integrity. With HOOK, you can communicate elegance. With CertiEye®, you can guarantee authenticity. And with JOINPASS, you can demonstrate responsibility.
From the very first touchpoint with your product, customers will know that your brand stands for more than aesthetics – it stands for excellence, honesty, and innovation. HOOK is available now. Explore the collection, and let them help you transform your accessories into powerful tools for brand trust and customer engagement.



For enquiries, samples, or to discuss how we can customise HOOK, CertiEye®, and JOINPASS for your brand, please contact your account manager or reach out to us in H1 | C 14 and via our website.
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Cadica’s Autumn.Winter 26/27 collection marks a turning point in the brand’s creative journey. With BEAUTÈ, Cadica launches a collection that doesn’t simply follow seasonal trends, but proposes a fresh paradigm: what if the smallest fashion components became the most expressive?
This question led Cadica to the world of beauty – not just as a theme, but as a language. The curves of fragrance bottles, the glow of transparent glass, the layered complexity of skin textures, the contrast between shine and matte, softness and structure—BEAUTÈ transforms these elements into tactile, visual and emotional accessories.
“BEAUTÈ isn’t just a name. It’s a design philosophy – one where beauty becomes the medium, not just the message. A vision in which every label, tag, or trim isn’t simply added to a garment – but belongs to the story it tells.”


At the heart of this collection is a sensory philosophy: design is not only seen, it is touched, felt, and experienced. The creative process began with materials. What could be done with silicone when treated like a beauty product? What if metallic yarns were crinkled to capture light like a shimmering eye shadow? Could plexiglas and aluminium be layered in a way that recalls the transparency and refraction of crystal vials?
The result is a range of garment accessories that invite interaction. These aren’t mere functional details – they are protagonists. From spray-coated finishes to iridescent overlays, from multi-level 3D printing to the incorporation of glass-like surfaces, each accessory is a conversation between technology and elegance.
BEAUTÈ is structured into Cadica’s four signature creative clusters, each reimagined through this sensory lens.
Exquisite embraces radiance, playing with transparency, sheen, and lightness. Labels and tags emerge with almost ethereal qualities – soft to the eye, delicate to the touch, but crafted with technical precision. Materials include translucent silicone, reflective films, and soft-touch coated papers. These pieces evoke the finesse of high-end skincare packaging, celebrating elegance in the smallest details.
Bridge continues to be the fusion point of function and design. Here, Cadica explores accessories that are highly practical yet refined in aesthetic. Thread stoppers become sculptural. Hangtags in anodised metal get the same design care as premium cosmetics. Bridge is about the accessory that performs, but also belongs on a beauty counter.
DNM Core is rooted in the authentic world of denim, but now layered with sensual textures and contrasts. Silicone patches echo the tactile sensation of creams and balms. Recycled yarns are treated with shimmer to catch the eye without overpowering. There’s a sense of modern nostalgia: raw edges meet glossy surfaces, tradition intersects with innovation.
Performance takes a bold leap, applying beauty’s obsession with surface perfection to technical materials. Labels for sportswear and activewear use layered compositions and innovative adhesives, designed to resist wear while maintaining elegance. The results feel luxurious but are built for endurance.


The BEAUTÈ collection also introduces a capsule of waistband labels, often overlooked but central to brand identity. These pieces are minimalist yet emotionally resonant. From brushed textures to metallic logo embossing, the waistband becomes a quiet emblem of brand storytelling.
What truly sets BEAUTÈ apart is the intentional imperfection. In a world that often seeks polish, this collection dares to highlight irregularity as beauty. Wrinkled textures, uneven coatings, shadowed transparency—all crafted to evoke the natural variations found in skin, light, and glass. The result is not artificial perfection, but crafted sincerity.
This philosophy aligns with Cadica’s ongoing commitment to innovation and sustainability. Many of the materials used in BEAUTÈ are sourced responsibly, with options for recyclability and reduced environmental impact. Processes such as waterless finishing, non-toxic pigments, and digital prototyping reflect Cadica’s drive toward a more sustainable future.
BEAUTÈ is also a call to designers– a proposal that garment accessories can be more than just final steps in production. They can be the beginning of a brand’s dialogue with its customer. They can evoke feeling, memory, luxury and functionality all at once.
Through this collection, Cadica confirms its role not only as a supplier, but as a partner in creative direction—supporting brands in expressing their identity at every touchpoint: visually, materially, and emotionally.
BEAUTÈ isn’t just a name. It’s a design philosophy—one where beauty becomes the medium, not just the message. A vision in which every label, tag, or trim isn’t simply added to a garment—but belongs to the story it tells.
VISIT CADICA AT H1 | D 04
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In a fast-moving industry where collections shift quickly and consumers expect more than just a product, every detail matters. From in-store concepts to trims and packaging, it’s when every touchpoint aligns that a brand truly comes to life. STUDIO 9 calls it: Branding in every detail.
At Munich Fabric Start this September, STUDIO 9 will unveil its AW26-27 trim collection, QUARTER, alongside a new packaging line at Hall 1 / C10. Both collections combine bold creativity with technical precision — offering innovative ideas in materials, finishes and functionality.


The Power of Trims
Buttons, labels, hangtags and badges might seem small — but they carry something far bigger: identity. These elements are no longer an afterthought; they are strategic tools for storytelling and brand recognition. When a garment feels elevated, it’s often thanks to trims that reinforce the brand’s DNA.
Trims are the first things customers see, touch, and often keep. From quiet elegance to bold statements, they shape how a product is perceived and remembered.


QUARTER: A trim collection that pushes boundaries
QUARTER is STUDIO 9’s latest trim collection, defined by tactility, technique and thoughtful design. Rather than seasonal expression, the collection focuses on lasting impact — merging trends with function, and minimal aesthetics with material depth.
Across eight unique series, QUARTER presents a wide range of trims: from clean-cut labels, deep-dyed jacron badges and sculpted TPU pullers designed to both today’s needs and tomorrow’s opportunities.
This collection also introduces a first: a polyester button with integrated NFC technology — a discreet yet powerful feature that allows the product to carry digital information. It’s designed for use with Digital Product Passports and opens up new ways to share origin, impact and product care information with customers.
The Digital Product Passport
STUDIO 9’s work with NFC is part of a broader digital transformation. As the EU’s Ecodesign Regulation rolls out, Digital Product Passports (DPPs) will become mandatory for many textile products. But for STUDIO 9, it’s more than regulation – it’s an opportunity to connect product, data and identity.
Their new DPP platform makes it easy to collect and share key product information – from fibre origin to recyclability – through a QR code integrated into the trim.
Designed with real-world operations in mind, the solution supports smarter sourcing, better product development and stronger value chain collaboration.
“Where many solutions are developed from a systems-first perspective, we’ve focused on bridging regulations with real-world operations,” says Rasmus Ravnholt, Sales Director.

Meet STUDIO 9 – And Discover What’s Possible
Whether you’re looking to explore what’s next in trims, packaging, or the future of digital product solutions – STUDIO 9 is ready to show you how branding lives in every detail.
Visit STUDIO 9 at Munich Fabric Start, Hall 1 | C 10, and discover the collections in person. If you are unable to be on site, you are welcome to contact them directly.
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FRANKENBERGER FUTTERSTOFFE
Frankenberger Futterstoffe draws on years of experience and continuous development to consistently enhance its products. In addition to linings, the company now also offers elastic bands and lace – always with a commitment to high quality, resource-efficient production, and innovative solutions. At the right place at the right time, the company will present its latest colour trends for Autumn.Winter collections 26/27 under the theme “RIGHT HERE. RIGHT NOW” at Munich Fabric Start. A variety of lining qualities will be showcased, providing creative potential for new collections.
The colours Rose Clay, Classic Suede, and Berber Rug in particular set fresh accents, representing a modern yet timeless aesthetic.
Germany – H1 | E 05




GUNOLD
Vistors find a completely new presentation of embroidery threads, backings and effect fabrics on the GUNOLD booth in H1 | B 06, showcasing the huge variety of products and services offered by the company based in Stockstadt near Frankfurt. Colour cards and thread/material samples of all articles are available for visitors to take directly from the booth. Additionally, Gunold will present embroidery trend information and inspiration for the autumn/winter 2026/2027 collection:
Germany – H1 | B 06
Rich and luxurious leathers, (fake) fur and exotic skins will play a major role, featuring deep blacks in elegant and shimmering nuances.
Paper-inspired looks stand for naturalness and tranquility…
Frayed, hairy looks offer individuality and character to the collection
Shades of gold will be implemented into the collections – both in fabrics and in trims – and yes, sometimes not in a classical design way…

Left: Poly Sparkle on shiny leather, Design: Charlotte Ubben, Modefachschule Sigmaringen
Right: Different effect threads underline the collections exclusivity

Embroidered heart embroidered on historical punch card (design: Modefachschule Sigmaringen, embroidered with COTTY 30 cotton thread)

Design: Gunold – Digitizing: ConStitch Massimo Baezzato

Golden velvet, embroidered with COTTY 30 (100 % cotton) in cross-stitc giving the design a handmade look (Design: Reiner Knochel & Jutta Erb, Modefachschule Sigmaringen)
MAXIM LABEL & PACKAGING
At Maxim Label & Packaging, sustainability isn’t just a trend — it’s a commitment woven into everything they do.
Headquartered in Taiwan, with 21 production sites across Asia, EMEA, the UK, and the Americas, and innovation centres in China, the US, and Europe, Maxim’s global footprint keeps them close to the needlepoint, ensuring agility and rapid response for our customers.
They deliver smart, sustainable solutions that don’t compromise on performance — from RFID Heat Transfers that support circularity to EcoCustoms, their solution enabling full traceability from factory to consumer.
Their proprietary digital product passport platform, EcoTrac®, unlocks a new level of supply chain transparency. It gives your customers access to rich product data — from sourcing to sustainability claims and authentication — building trust and deepening brand connection.
With Maxim, innovation meets purpose. Meet them in H1 | E 16.
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In the current Autumn/Winter 2026/27 collection, the Hackenberg Textile Group focuses on innovations in the areas of ribbons, waistbands, textiles and labels. The four colour and theme worlds – Britaly, Bold, Streetwise, and Textured Luxury – reflect a broad range of trends in colours, designs and materials.
Britaly
Elegant – Classic – Timeless. Subtle beige gradations, rich brown tones and various shades of blue form the classic Italian colour palette for the Britaly theme. The designs range from checks, stripes, and paisleys to micro prints that closely resemble woven structures.



Bold
The focus is on clear lines, symmetrical shapes and minimal designs. In addition to geometric patterns, florals and paisleys also play a role. A vibrantly radiant colour scheme with shades like royal blue odea sporty green gives strength to the otherwise subtle prints.



Streetwise
Striking digital prints in vibrant colours such as magenta or neon gradients capture the essence of the Streetwise theme. Printed reflections and reflective yarns woven into ribbons echo the city lights at night, adding exciting details.



Textured Luxury
Textured Luxury showcases noble woven structures in trendy Italian colour combinations. A strong royal blue provides an extra-fresh accent. The designs range from graphic multicoloured patterns and paisleys to tonal structures that offer a new solid alternative. Tonal 3D wordings on ribbons look modern and can be perfectly combined.



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In a world where garments must last longer and brands must encourage mindful purchasing, the fashion industry is being called to help change how we create and consume fashion. While brands are encouraged to find solutions that help extend a garment’s lifespan and promote better consumer habits, Trimco Group aims to support them with options that can contribute to this shift, with the help of QR code labels for transparency, better recycling, trims that can be part of repair initiatives, such as badges, or monomaterial trims for easier waste sorting.
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Materials That Matter: A Holistic Approach
Trimco Group’s RATIO collection again focuses on innovative materials that align with a forward-thinking vision. Monomaterial items are designed for simplified disposal processes and, together with recycled materials have been a cornerstone of Trimco Group’s collection for the past 3 years. For example, FSC-certified hangtags and strings emphasize functionality and easier waste sorting.
Natural fibers such as Raddis Cotton’s regenerative cotton, wool, or Algae Ink, just to name a few, redefine what’s possible. By combining materials like paper with wool or cotton, we’ve also created textures that intrigue and delight the senses—functional yet strikingly unique.
Design Manager at Trimco Group, Morten Frost Madsen shares, “Materials shape the story of a collection uplifted by extraordinary designs. RATIO challenges conventions by using recycled, natural, and innovative fibers in unexpected ways, ensuring every detail feels intentional and inspiring. We are an internal team of +15 designers and material experts working on the three collections we launch yearly. We have learned a lot about materials in the past years and have seen a boom in innovative options. Our collections are a playground for creativity, where we try to bring the best of materials, trends, and designs to ready-to-use ideas for textile brands“ adds Morten.
The Power of Trims: Identity. Branding. Uniqueness.
“Trims and packaging are branding items we shouldn’t take for granted – they are a signature that transforms the ordinary into the unforgettable,” adds Morten. By experimenting with shapes, textures, and graphic styles, we aim to highlight their potential as powerful branding tools.
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The items in RATIO go beyond conventional design boundaries. Unconventional shapes, distorted angles, and playful illustrations challenge expectations, offering designers and brands limitless opportunities for customization. Techniques like layering, embroidery, and recycled fibers create a tactile experience that enriches the aesthetic and storytelling value of garments.
The general direction of the RATIO collection reflects a broader trend: the desire to communicate identity in a way that feels authentic and thoughtful. Whether bold and vibrant or subtle and understated, these elements strike the perfect balance between standing out and blending seamlessly into the design.
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Visual Trends: Redefining Aesthetics
Design in RATIO reflects the complexities of modern life. Blur and distortion play with clarity, offering a more diverse and intriguing visual experience. Gradients and bold contrasts bring vibrancy, while retro-inspired aesthetics balance nostalgia with innovation.
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Color Stories: Energizing the Palette
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Earth-inspired shades like warm beige and rich browns step into new territory, moving beyond their outdoor origins to bring a sense of luxury. Meanwhile, urban greens offer a gender-fluid appeal, and the evolving spectrum of grays adds versatility. These colors are thoughtfully combined with linear patterns, frames, and unexpected distortions, offering a fresh perspective on modern design.
Packaging Inspiration: Bold, Functional, and Engaging
The RATIO packaging collection complements the trims with bold, minimalist designs that balance aesthetics and functionality. Featuring clean sans-serif typography and dynamic asymmetrical layouts, the packaging commands attention with its vibrant red foundation, softened by muted secondary tones for a contemporary and versatile appeal.
Functionality is, of course, the main goal, with interactive elements like QR codes and monomaterial designs. While handles and ribbons are made using recycled or virgin cotton or polyester, Trimco brings paper to these packaging details as well —ensuring cohesive and easily recyclable solutions. This thoughtful approach blends bold visuals with practical features, offering a modern packaging experience that resonates with today’s style-conscious audience and brands.

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Playful, optimistic, full of energy: These labels from Bornemann-Etiketten celebrate the lightness of the SS2026 season. With vibrant colors, contrasting patterns and unexpected material combinations, they inspire creative designs. Whether haptic or visual – it’s all about contrasts, which in combination provide impulses and demand new ways of thinking. Perfect for brands that want to make bold statements!
Future meets classic elegance: the labels of this theme combine high-quality basics with a modern, slightly futuristic twist. They are minimalist but luxurious and set subtle yet striking accents. Ideal for brands that are characterized by timeless aesthetics and at the same time want to keep their finger on the pulse of the times.
Inspired by the beauty and diversity of nature, these labels stand for organic shapes, natural textures and sustainable materials. They embody the desire for a deep connection to nature and are ideal for denim and outdoor clothing or any collection that puts a focus on authenticity.

“Whether haptic or visual – it’s all about contrasts, which in combination provide impulses and demand new ways of thinking.
Perfect for brands that want to make bold statements!”

Digitalization for maximum efficiency
Bornemann offers inspiring labels and pioneers customized digital solutions that optimize the entire workflow. From the initial design idea to product development and series production, our digital tools accelerate and simplify every step. This not only saves time and costs, but also enables seamless collaboration – ideal for global apparel brands.
Your partner for high-quality branding
When it comes to digitalization and quality in the textile sector, they are your first port of call. Their aim is to offer you innovative options for outstanding branding that will take your collections to a new level. With their labels and digital solutions, you can create a strong brand presence that inspires customers worldwide.
20 years of excellence and partnership
In 2025 Bornemann-Etiketten celebrate their 20th anniversary! Since 2005, they have been a competent, service-oriented partner for global brands from various sectors of the textile industry. It is their mission to find solutions for the trend-oriented fashion industry as well as for functional and performance-focused sectors such as the workwear industry. Always in close cooperation with their customers and at eye level. They look forward to continuing this excellent collaboration in the years to come.
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As tactile and visible elements directly tied to the product, trims and labels play a key role in connecting its story with the audience. Designed with a variety of target audiences in mind, their first collections of the year aim to inspire and, with integrated QR codes, offer brands expanded opportunities to engage. From timeless luxury to durable workwear solutions, each collection reflects their commitment to responsible sourcing and innovative design. Here’s a closer look at the highlights of our latest offering.
George Lerox represents the essence of contemporary luxury. With its timeless elegance and commitment to uncompromising quality, this collection blurs the lines of style and identity. Paper tags and packaging with a soft-touch finish exude refinement, while laser-cut brand labels and recycled silicone patches add a modern edge. George Lerox is for the bold visionary who seeks to redefine luxury.
Benzoni Rocco bridges the gap between heritage and modernity. Rooted in tradition and craftsmanship, the collection brings classic tailoring into a contemporary context. Each detail honours its legacy while introducing innovative material choices like FSC™ Mix leather paper, made with 25% leather waste fibres, and trims MADE WITH MIRUM®, a 100% biobased leather alternative. Ultra-thin, plastic-free foil printing adds a touch of refined elegance to paper tags, making Benzoni the perfect choice for those who value timeless sophistication.
Nuchoni is a celebration of fearless, urban energy. Designed for those who dare to stand out, this collection merges bold statements with refined details. Recycled polyester brand labels with photorealistic weaving effects, bluesign® APPROVED silicone patches, and recycled polyester embroidery badges highlight its commitment to responsible sourcing. Nuchoni redefines modern style with an attitude that empowers and inspires.


Grindstone embodies durability and resilience for workwear that sets the standard. Created with purpose and attention to detail, this collection combines high-performance features with sustainability. Heat transfer labels ensure lasting practicality, while recycled TPU, silicone patches, and metal buttons reflect a commitment to responsible material choices. Grindstone is built for those who demand reliability in every stitch.
Connect your story with your audience
At Nilörn, they aim to design products to be recycled at the end of their useful life. All their collections are also integrated with their platform of digital services, Nilörn:CONNECT™, and include unique QR code labels to help brands enhance traceability and transparency in their product range.
Read more about their work on their website www.nilorn.com . They also look forward to meeting you at their booth, B01 in Hall 01 to discuss their latest collections along with their commitment to innovative design and responsible sourcing.
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Panama Trimmings has contributed to the denim industry for over four decades, crafting patches for brands, creators, and enthusiasts passionate about this iconic fabric. What started as a small workshop dedicated to artisanal craftsmanship has evolved into a company balancing tradition with innovation while remaining true to its founding principles. This year marks an extraordinary milestone: the introduction of the first-ever collection of patches made entirely from denim. This launch represents more than a product release—it symbolizes the evolution of an industry, the trust of partners, and the creative spirit of denim enthusiasts. This post delves into the journey behind this groundbreaking collection.
The Denim Culture That Inspires This Work
Denim is more than just fabric—it is a cultural phenomenon. It represents resilience, creativity, and individuality. Worn by everyone from cowboys and rebels to runway models and CEOs, denim transcends borders, generations, and social barriers. Since the first patch was produced, the goal has been clear: to create products that not only meet the functional needs of clients but also enhance the story that denim tells. Over the years, collaborations with some of the most innovative brands in the industry have resulted in patches that embody their values and resonate with their customers. This new collection celebrates the denim culture and the people who make it thrive.
Multiple Moods, Infinite Possibilities
The centerpiece of the denim patch collection is its versatility, catering to a wide range of aesthetics. Luxurious embroidery enhances garments with fine details and elegance. Stone-wash vintage evokes the timeless charm of well-worn denim for lovers of classic styles. Minimalist modern focuses on clean lines and subtle textures for contemporary appeal. Avant-garde elegance features intricate motifs and metal details, redefining style with a modern touch. Daring brilliance pushes boundaries with sparkling accents like strass, appealing to those who embrace innovation and individuality.
Sustainability in Every Stitch
The denim industry faces the challenge of balancing innovation with environmental responsibility, and this collection demonstrates that balance is possible. Sustainability is embedded into every stage of the process, from sourcing materials to refining production techniques. For this collection, Italian organic cotton denim was chosen, aligning with a commitment to both quality and environmental responsibility. Organic cotton is grown without harmful pesticides or synthetic fertilizers, reducing its environmental impact while supporting healthier ecosystems. For durability, the denim is paired with a bio-based PVC backing. Unlike traditional PVC, which is derived from fossil fuels, bio-based PVC is made using renewable resources. This innovation ensures the patches maintain strength and versatility while reducing their carbon footprint. Every detail of this collection, from the stitching to the finishes, was designed with sustainability in mind. It reflects a vision for a future where fashion and environmental responsibility coexist.

The Journey Behind the Collection
Creating these denim patches required extensive research and innovation. The project began with a question: How can patch design be reimagined while adhering to sustainability goals? Months were spent experimenting with materials, techniques, and designs. Collaborations with textile experts, feedback from industry leaders, and an exploration of the latest sustainability innovations all contributed to the final result. Initial reactions from clients and partners have been overwhelmingly positive. The patches have been described as groundbreaking and praised for their versatility, quality, and eco-friendly approach. This feedback validates the efforts invested in this project and fuels further innovation in patch design.
A Milestone for the Denim Industry
The denim patch collection represents a significant step forward for the denim industry. By introducing patches made entirely from denim, the collection challenges traditional norms and showcases the possibilities when innovation meets sustainability. This launch aims to inspire others in the industry to rethink design, materials, and production practices. Denim, as a fabric of resilience and reinvention, continues to evolve, and this collection is a meaningful contribution to its legacy.
“Denim is more than just fabric—it is a cultural phenomenon. It represents resilience, creativity, and individuality. Worn by everyone from cowboys and rebels to runway models and CEOs, denim transcends borders, generations, and social barriers. “
Looking Ahead
As this launch is celebrated, attention is already shifting to future innovations. Exploration of new ideas, materials, and techniques is ongoing to shape the next generation of patches. This collection represents a tribute to the pioneers of denim culture and a vision for what lies ahead. It reflects a commitment to craftsmanship, creativity, and environmental responsibility, ensuring that denim continues to inspire and connect people for generations to come.
Engaging with the Future of Denim
The introduction of denim patches marks a new chapter in the history of denim. It is a story of innovation, sustainability, and collaboration. The hope is to engage the wider denim community and continue the dialogue about how the industry can evolve responsibly. What are your thoughts on this collection? How can sustainability shape the future of denim? Share your insights in the comments or get in touch directly.
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