Munich Fabric Start

www.seride.itInstagram Seride

PRINTS: making statements through Fabrics is more than possible

Fabrics Spring.Summer 23 #5

15. April 2022

Although MUNICH FABRIC START and BLUEZONE couldn’t be realised physically in the end of January, we want to give our beloved exhibitors and long-term partners the chance to present their collections for Spring.Summer 23 online. We are presenting the most inspiring developments, prints and innovations in all our areas: FABRICS, ADDITIONALS, BLUEZONE, DESIGN STUDIOS, SOURCING & KEYHOUSE.

Prints can be so unique they can even make a statement. This is exactly why they make such a great tool for designers. Energetic and inspiring prints steal the spotlight of SS23 trends – 6dias, Innotex, Manifattura Foderami Cimmino SRL, Printstorming New Graphic Books, Seride SRL present their newest developments.

6dias

The Spring.Summer 23 collection of 6DIAS is divided in 3 themes: RETRO RESORT, GARDEN PARTY & NEO BOHEME. Enjoy new fabrics with fresh colors (like Lime, Mint and Brown), trendy prints and creative weavings. The fabric trading company highlights summer linens, poplins, viscoses, as well as sustainable fabrics, like organic and BCI cottons, recycled polyesters, Ecovero and Lenzing fabrics. The structures range from tafetta, twill, crepe and poplin to voile, chambray, chiffon and mousseline, while the products range from printings, weaving and jacquard to embroidery, laces, pleats and quilts.

Instagram 6dias

www.6dias.pt

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InnoTex Merkel & Rau

Innotex relies on versatility for Spring.Summer 23. Modern trend themes such as Summer of Love and Joyful Expression set highlights with eye-catching, bold designs. Fresh colors form the appetite for carefree, warm summer days and long nights. At the same time, timeless themes such as Taken Back Impressions with a reduced color palette and shapes reflect a long-lasting, elegant zeitgeist. An extra program for trouser specialists is also available this summer.

www.innotex.de

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Manifattura Foderami Cimmino SRL

Cimmino offers the widest range of fabrics covering all sectors in order to meet the different needs. From classical fabrics to manufacture garments such as dresses and outerwear to contemporary and streetwear fabrics. Always attentive to the novelties, this year the fabric specialist also offers the KOREA collection, who take inspiration from the TV series Squid Game, as well as the Gobelin Contemporary’s collection.

www.cimmino.com

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Printstorming New Graphic Books

In the latest PRINTSTORMING collection, nautical themes are highlighted, with structures such as scales and shimmering water being imitated – as well as beach-inspired prints with shell, starfish and ocean motifs. Prints with jungle leaves and plants combined with large letter applications are ideal for beach shirts and dresses.

www.printstorming.eu

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Seride SRL

This season’s moodboard includes sophisticated and soft pastel tones, bright and fresh herbal greens and summery watercolours as well as deep navy, dark orange and red shades. Seride’s goal? Making the collection fully sustainable through recycled and organic materials.

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Discover more Spring.Summer 23 developments from the Fabrics manufacturers in the following blog articles:

Fabrics: The all-time Classics with a focus on respect towards nature

Summer’s best: FABRICS in pastel colours for Spring.Summer 23

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www.panoramafabrics.comwww.sunkolor.com

Sustainable Innovations #4: "Sunkolor" by Panorama Fabrics

"Sunkolor" by Panorama Fabrics - The Textile UV Indicator
SUSTAINABLE INNOVATIONS Spring.Summer 23 #4

12. April 2022

With climate change still gathering momentum, the intensity of the sun’s invisible UV rays is also increasing. The problem: the intensity is not visible to the eye. The result: sunburn and damage to our skin that sometimes only appears years later which makes it all the more important to protect our important organ.

Exactly this is possible with Sunkolor. The material helps to visually perceive sun exposure and to establish a healthy relationship with it as a result. The technology Panorama Fabrics, the material driven Design Studio from Berlin, manages to make UV rays visible. For this purpose, Sunkolor yarns, which are produced in Germany, are woven into textiles.

When exposed to sunlight, the colour of the material changes thus indicating the dangerous UV index range. The change of colour makes it immediately clear once the situation becomes critical. In the first step, the yarns will be attached in labels to hiking backpacks. In the long term, a variety of different or outdoor garments will be made from this yarn.

The vision:

Create new tools to adapt in a changing environment caused by climate change.

Panorama Fabrics studio aims to contribute with its own products and pioneering designs to highlight the possible interaction between textiles, humans and our climate. Research is being carried out on innovations to make more people aware of the effects of climate change and at the same time support them in dealing with it. The two founders, Gabriela Kapfer and Karina Wirth, share a fascination for different materials and a passion for interdisciplinary collaboration, which enables them to create something new and progressive together.

“Sunkolor makes the invisible visible to create awareness.”

– Gabriela Kapfer & Karina Wirth

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Please find more info about SUSTAINABLE INNOVATIONS in this interview with Simon Angel, curator of the Sustainable Innovations Forum and in the articles about further projects:

Interview about Pre-Creation, -Action and -Connection in our industry >>

Biotic_Bacteria to wear >>

Flower matter >>

Offcuts collection by Studio Popopo >>

VIEW Premium Selection

21 – 22/06/2022

MUNICH FABRIC START

30/08 – 01/09/2022

BLUEZONE

30/08 – 31/08/2022

by Claudia Mynott

VIEW Premium Selection celebrates its comeback

VIEW Premium Selection celebrates a comeback: physical, universal & international as never before

6. April 2022

We are very pleased to finally be able to invite you again to our VIEW Premium Selection in Munich’s MVG Museum on 21 & 22 June 2022. Our exclusive preview textile trade show is coming back with full power – fully booked and more international than ever!

The preview textile trade show stands for the latest developments, first colour and material trends and the presentation of a selected, high-quality product portfolio in a uniquely personal and professional atmosphere. However, this season is about much more, as our Managing Director Sebastian Klinder points out:

“It’s not only an incredible feeling for us as organizers, but also a very good sign for the industry: Our VIEW is coming back with full power – fully booked and more international than ever. We are proud that the leading agencies, textile and accessories manufacturers as well as premium weavers are reviving the well-known and beloved VIEW summer spirit together with us. The visitors of the European premium ready-to-wear can therefore expect an incomparable mix of business platform, trend pool and physical reunion with long-standing partner companies.”

– Sebastian Klinder, Managing Director MUNICH FABRIC START

Around 250 new collections for Autumn.Winter 23/24 will be presented at VIEW in the areas of FABRICS, ADDITIONALS, DESIGN STUDIOS as well as DENIM and SPORTSWEAR. The internationality of this year’s exhibitors deserves special mention since in addition to Germany, Italy and Turkey, they also come from France, England, Greece, Spain, Denmark, Hong Kong, China and Japan.

The list of well-known exhibitors is impressive: In addition to Bellandi, Dynamo, E. Miroglio, Lisa Spa, Manteco, Max Müller, Agentur Püttmann, Set and Tejidos Royo, numerous other agencies and manufacturers will be on site.

Exhibiting for the first time at VIEW will be suppliers such as We Nordic, Knopf und Knopf, Le Studio Copenhagen, Thermore and Kipas.

“We as Manteco are honored to join VIEW Premium Selection once again by showcasing a vast array of high-quality fabrics and jerseys as well as important projects like our B2B and B2C circular economy projects. It is very important for our company to take part in this fair as it is a great chance to share information and inspire brands with our new developments.”

– Marco Mantellassi, Manteco spa

“We are exhibiting at Munich Fabric Start for several years already and have always been very pleased about our participation and the outcome. At VIEW, we now look forward to meeting our existing customers as well as new potential partners in a different set-up. We look forward to the opportunity to present our new developments in a more private atmosphere with less time pressure. We also hope to be able to get a little closer to other exhibitors to evaluate the opportunity for new collaborative relationships which we can follow up on at Munich Fabric Start in autumn 2022.”

– Charlotte Bøgegren, We Nordic Label Studios LTD

You can now get an overview of the current list of exhibitors and collections in our VIEW Brand Search and you are also welcome to take a look at the first version of the VIEW Hall Plan.

>>> GET YOUR VIEW TICKET <<<

The Show Details

VIEW Opening Hours

Tuesday, 21/06/22:
9:30AM – 6:30PM

Wednesday, 22/06/22
9:30AM – 5:00PM

VIEW Location

MVG Museum

Ständlerstraße 20

81549 Munich

Germany

Next Shows

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30/08 – 01/09/22

BLUEZONE
30/08 – 31/08

We can’t wait to welcome you there!

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VIEW Premium Selection

21 – 22/06/2022

MUNICH FABRIC START

30/08 – 01/09/2022

BLUEZONE

30/08 – 31/08/2022

BLUEZONE manufacturers convince with the latest finishing solutions

BLUEZONE: The urban jungle vibes

BLUEZONE Spring.Summer 23 #3

31. March 2022

Our BLUEZONE experts ADA DENIM, Bregla Denim, Denim House, Denim Team and Dera Giyim present high-quality SS23 collections, that will bring sustainability into a fast paced city-life.

ADA DENIM

ADA Denim presents four core themes: Active Angles, a creative approach to casual wear through multipurpose fabrics that can easily shift between different environments and needs. Core Guides, tech-enhanced structures that encourage an innovative approach to versatile outdoor wear. Light Souls, that offer blended qualities which enable fluid shapes, mood-boosting weaves and purposeful designs. As well as Urban Visions that deliver an array of smart-casual looks that refreshes classic silhouettes.

Instagram ADA DENIM

www.adadenim.com

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Bregla Denim

Bregla Denim introduces “The New Modern” concept, a sophisticated collection based on a circular approach with the features of soft feeling and easy-comfort city vibe. The collection includes key elements in between 5oz – 13,5oz, onesize super stretch, 80’s Vintage, Dobby and Undyed fabrics made with sustainable cellulosic fibers such as Lyocell, Hemp and Organic Cotton.

Instagram Bregla Denim

www.bregla.com

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Denim House by Sartex Group

Denim House by Sartex Group is among the leaders in Sportswear and Jeanswear products : bottoms, garments, chino, cargo, jackets and overalls.

Their new Spring.Summer23 colelction, reflects a large use of sustainable fabrics in composition and materials, washed with the latest technologies of lazer, Ozone, certified chemicals and the minimum use of Water and energy.

With the come back to the 90 ‘s, they highlighted the return to denim roots: with comfortable, rigid and slobby construction, more straight and regular styles, it reflects also a wide range of RFD Materials that has been treated in the smartest dye processes. All of that combined with different kind of embroidery and print effects of sublimation, lamination and foils.

Most of this collection has been constructed with entirely digital process from the choice of the materials, designs and washes. It was created virtually first, and then produced physically.

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Denim Team

For Spring.Summer 23, Denim Team has mostly focused on climate change and mother nature. The fabric selections include sustainable yarns such as organic cotton, linen, hemp, lyocell etc. Additionally, sustainable washing and dying processes have been developed while being inspired by the new trends regarding shapes and styles.

www.denimteam.com

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Dera Giyim

DERA GİYİM, which was established in Izmir in 2013, is an international textile company focused on trousers, shorts, denim and skirts for men and women. With its innovative approach, Dera Giyim continues to focus on the vision of quality production and timely delivery in the domestic and foreign markets. Therefore, the latest technologies are used as automation and special machines.

www.deragiyim.com.tr

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Discover more Spring.Summer 23 developments from the BLUEZONE manufacturers in the following blog articles:

BLUEZONE’s denim trends bring back memories of 90s parties

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Interview about Pre-Creation, -Action and -Connection in our industry >>

Sustainable Innovations #3: +17,4% - Offcuts Collection

"+17,4% - OFFCUTS" Collection by Seok Park / Studio POPOPO
SUSTAINABLE INNOVATIONS Spring.Summer 23 #3

29. March 2022

Making good use of leftovers from textile production – and using them to upgrade the same garments?

It’s possible: while working in the garment industry, product designer Seok Park saw the vast amounts of leftovers that are created. It inspired him to put them to good use. With his studio Popopo from Eindhoven, he launched the OFFCUTS project for this reason. In the OFFCUT collection, additional parts for garments are made from fabric scraps – fabric scraps that are left over from the production of exactly these garments and that offer added value when the garments are used. The goal is not only to reuse scraps, but also to add value to them to make another product and thus incorporate them into the garments produced.

Each work is named after the percentage that indicates the waste in the production of garment patterns.

Re-use, re-value, re-connect

“Through the project, I would like to point out the potential materiality of these leftovers by discovering their own unique story as a general material beyond industrial by-products or reusable waste.”

– Seok Park

17.4: This is the percentage of excess cut produced in the production of chore jackets, the classic workwear item. The functional value is now obsolete – so the project uses +17.4% leftover pieces from 60 Chore Jackets to produce a collection of practical accessories. These accessories offer additional benefits for specific conditions such as weather conditions of the different seasons and more.

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Find more infos about SUSTAINABLE INNOVATIONS in the interview with Simon Angel, curator of the Sustainable Innovations forum, the project #1 ‘Biotic’ and the project #2 ‘Offcuts’:

Sustainable Innovations SS23 #1: Bacteria to wear by Lionne van Deursen >>

Sustainable Innovations SS23 #2: Flower Matter by Irene Purasachit >>

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VIEW Premium Selection

21 – 22/06/2022

MUNICH FABRIC START

30/08 – 01/09/2022

BLUEZONE

30/08 – 31/08/2022

www.jadgberg.deInstagram BODO JAGDBERG

Sporty, fresh, playful and sustainable: The newest Additionals developments are just that

Additionals Spring.Summer 23 #4

24. March 2022

The zippers, buttons, materials & Co. of the Spring.Summer 23 season are sporty, fresh, playful and sustainable. The newest developments of BODO JAGDBERG, Knopf Schäfer GmbH, MT – ND, QST Europe and Unizip combine functionality with extravagance, tradition and innovation and the best quality with new technologies.

BODO JAGDBERG

BODO JAGDBERG is putting more emphasis on functionality this season as well as opulence and extravagance. The themes Flex-Leisure, Monochrome and All Day Active are manifested in both Mens and Womenswear ranges. Sporty elegant colors such as aqua glass, digital lavender and cashmere are becoming an absolute eye catcher. Real styling boosters such as Holographic and cosmic paper will set new standards.

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Knopf Schäfer GmbH

Knopf Schäfer explored three summer themes: Hybrid Smartness – Tailoring remains top but casual and smart. Adventure Resort – Sporty aesthetics play with artisanal details. Active Performance – Functionality meets urban lifestyle. Matching buttons and accessories have been developed for all themes, with special highlights in shape, colour and finish. According to the importance of sustainability, the button expert is showing a comprehensive real corozo collection.

Instagram Knopf Schäfer

www.knopf-schaefer.de

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MT - ND

In a play of luminous facets, enveloping roundness and different fascinating tactility, each MT Fashion Factory accessory in the Spring.Summer 23 collection expresses the harmony of a unique style in balance between tradition and innovation. A short circuit of shapes, colors and materials that stimulated the imagination and expresses all the pleasure of making fashion.

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QST Europe

QST Europe continues to focus on sustainability by offering a wide range of products made from recycled polyester, BCI and organic cotton. As well as the origin of the materials, the main focus is on quality and technologies. The performance knit alliance made of 100% Recycled Polyester offers both: it is engineered for mobility, moisture wicking properties and softness to the skin. Its light weight and flexible which makes it perfect for waistbands, pocketing and lining for active wear shorts, joggers, jackets and hoodies.

www.qst.com

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Unizip

Unizip’s new collection shows the creative process from a sustainable perspective while keeping the connection to new summer trends for Spring.Summer 23. The zipper specialist’s aim is to create recycled zippers but also standard ones, playing with colors and new shapes. The offer ranges from basic zippers to new ideas which allow all customers to make their own customization. Innovation is the key.

www.unizip.it

Instagram Unizip

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Discover more Spring.Summer 23 developments from the ADDITIONALS manufacturers in the following blog articles:

This season’s sustainable buttons, zippers & Co. are colourful & trendy

ADDITIONALS Spring.Summer 23: certified bio materials meet the latest styles

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www.en.ipekis.com.trInstagram Ipekis

Fabrics: The all-time Classics with a focus on respect towards nature

Fabrics Spring.Summer 23 #4

15. March 2022

These timeless, and both powerful and simple collections present the all-time classics with a focus on respect towards nature and environment. Fabrics’ specialists BORGHI 1819, Ipekis I Lane Bugella, Lanificio Roma, Pontex, Seidra Textilwerke and Yünsa Yünlu show their latest developments.

BORGHI 1819

Borghi 1819, part of the TBM Group, is a 100% Italian Textile Company, specialized in cotton and linen. Dedicated to the luxury market, Borghi 1819 proposes a SS23 collection unique for variety and completeness. The offer ranges from shirting fabrics of the highest level and innovative proposals of cotton blends to clean and compact, pure linen and noble fibers respecting the environment. Certified GOTS and Oeko-Tex 100, the industrial cycle takes place entirely within the group’s factories in Italy and our fabrics are all made in compliance with ZDHC standards.

www.borghi1819.it

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Ipekis I Lane Bugella

Spring.Summer 23 is all about nature inspirations for Ipekis: Focused on the beauty of the material which is used without adding anything to it and drawing attention to the essential, essence and simplicity. Besides, the mixed theme shows the differences between visual and tactile features and aims to be unconventional, powerful and interesting. The color palette consists of green, blue and yellow tones that make you feel safe and consistent while purple, orange and brown tones stand for excitement and optimism.

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Lanificio Roma

The GRS certified company Lanificio Roma is committed to a green path aiming at an eco-sustainable market. The Spring.Summer 23 collection is characterised by natural tones and eco-sustainable materials, the reuse of materials in order to give it new life, new shape, new color. These ECO-fashion proposals are in line with the Made in Italy know-how and quality: Lanificio Roma’s strength and pride.

www.lanificioroma.itInstagram Lanificio Roma

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Pontex

The Pontex palette for Spring.Summer 23 is made up of tonic and vibrant colors such as bright and intense green, golden yellow, fleshy ocher, couture pink. The choice of raw materials is inspired by the Earth and focuses on textile productions that respect nature and the environment: natural raw materials and organic and sustainable fibers, cellulosic plant fibers such as organic cotton, hemp, bamboo, linen, Tencel and ramie.

www.pontexspa.it

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Seidra Textilwerke

The main focus of the new collection is on sustainability. In addition to highlighting linen, Seidra Textilwerke’s collection is filled with many new weavings and color interlacing. You will find an expanded selection of stretch items, as well as new developments made from hemp, organic cotton and recycled polyester. All items are produced in Austria and the possible combinations of wovens, jacquards and knits are unique.

www.seidra.com

Instagram Seidra

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Yünsa Yünlu

Yünsa Spring.Summer 23 collection reflects the changing dynamics of life, business and adventure with a focus on nature, sustainability and innovation.

www.yunsa.com

Instagram Yunsa

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Discover more Spring.Summer 23 developments from the ADDITIONALS manufacturers in the following blog articles:

This season’s sustainable buttons, zippers & Co. are colourful & trendy

ADDITIONALS Spring.Summer 23: certified bio materials meet the latest styles

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www.takisada-nagoya.jp/en

ReSOURCE Fabrics: Ever heard of the Bemberg Fibre or Amni Soul Eco®?

ReSOURCE Fabrics Spring.Summer 23
#2

11. March 2022

ReSOURCE is the sourcing platform for environmentally friendly and responsibly produced textiles, clothing and accessories. Search, discover and connect – all in one place. Source sustainable materials online at any time on www.resource-textiles.com

This season, we received more than 180 ReSOURCE materials – together with the samples for the Autumn.Winter 22/23 season, more than 560 innovative fabrics & additionals from 87 manufacturers are presented in our Brand & Material Search.

We have already introduced you to 5 ReSOURCE Fabrics manufacturers in this Blog article. Here are the next 5 most future-oriented manufacturers with their sustainable developments for Spring.Summer 23:

Arula GmbH
Bloomati by Carvema Têxtil
Ifansi Doumas Bros SA
Takisada – Nagoya Co., Ltd.
TMG Textiles

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Arula GmbH

Arula is always on the lookout for something new. Together with international customers, the Austrian company develops forward-looking and customised textile solutions – Made in Austria. The specialist for high-quality knitted fabrics made of natural fibres and cellulosic man-made fibres focuses on sustainability in all areas of fully integrated production and contract processing.

“Out of consideration for our nature: we are aware that our economic goals can only be achieved in the long term if we treat our environment with care.”

– Arula GmbH

<< Cotton-Jersey

Categories: GOTS, Organic/Natural
Composition: 100% kbA Cotton
Weight: 150 g/sqm
Applications: Jersey Fabrics
Certifications: GOTS, STANDARD 100 by Oeko-Tex®, STeP by Oeko-Tex

Categories: Organic/Natural
Composition: 92% kbA Cotton, 6% Polyamide, 2% Elastane
Weight: 210 g/sqm
Applications: Jersey Fabrics
Certifications: OCS BLENDED, STeP by Oeko-Tex

Categories: Biodegradable, Innovative Alternatives, Organic/Natural
Composition: 55% kbA Cotton, 45% Polyamide
Weight: 150 g/sqm
Applications: Jersey Fabrics
Certifications: STANDARD 100 by Oeko-Tex®, STeP by Oeko-Tex
Special Feature: Amni Soul Eco® is the first biodegradable yarn from Polyamide 6.6 worldwide

Categories: Biodegradable, Innovative Alternatives, Organic/Natural
Composition: 55% kbA Cotton, 45% Polyamide
Weight: 150 g/sqm
Applications: Jersey Fabrics
Certifications: STANDARD 100 by Oeko-Tex®, STeP by Oeko-Tex
Special Feature: Amni Soul Eco® is the first biodegradable yarn from Polyamid 6.6 worldwide

Categories: GOTS, Organic/Natural
Composition: 100% kbA Cotton
Weight: 140 g/sqm
Applications: Jersey Fabrics
Certifications: GOTS, STeP by Oeko-Tex

www.arula-textile.com

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Bloomati by Carvema Têxtil

Bloomati by Carvema Têxtil has been pursuing an ecological approach from the very beginning with the aim of reducing the environmental impact of its textile processes. The Portuguese company therefore offers a wide range of sustainable options. Discover the wide selection of organic cotton, lyocell or modal in the form of jersey, rib, fleece or interlock, as well as knitted fabrics from recycled fibres, bamboo or hemp.

<<< Antibacterial, recycled Jersey fabric

Categories: Recycled
Composition: 89% rec Polyester, 11% Elastane
Weight: 190 g/sqm
Applications: Apparel, Jersey Fabrics
Special Feature: Antibacterial finishing
Certifications: GRS, STANDARD 100 by Oeko-Tex®

www.carvema.pt

Categories: GOTS, Organic/Natural
Composition: 100% Cotton
Weight: 295 g/sqm
Applications: Apparel, Cotton Fabrics, Frottee, Jersey Fabrics
Certifications: GOTS, STANDARD 100 by Oeko-Tex®

Categories: Regenerated Cellulosics
Composition: 95% Modal, 5% Elastane
Weight: 450 g/sqm
Applications: Apparel, Jersey Fabrics, Regenerative Textiles
Special Feature: Cellulose-based man-made fibre; the fabric finish increases the elasticity of the fabric by 20%.
Certifications: STANDARD 100 by Oeko-Tex®

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Ifansi Doumas Bros SA

Categories: Organic/Natural
Composition: 100% kbA Cotton
Weight: 150 g/sqm
Applications: Apparel, Cotton Fabrics, Jersey Fabrics

Categories: Organic/Natural, Regenerated Cellulosics
Composition: 50% Modal, 50% kbA Cotton
Weight: 135 g/sqm
Applications: Apparel, Cotton Fabrics, Jersey Fabrics
Certifications: OCS BLENDED

Categories: Organic/Natural, Regenerated Cellulosics
Composition: 47,5% kbA Cotton, 47,5% Modal, 5% Elastane
Weight: 230 g
Applications: Apparel, Cotton Fabrics, Jersey Fabrics
Special Feature: Organic Rib 2*2
Certifications: OCS BLENDED

Ifansi was founded by Pantelis Doumas in 1967 as a small family business. The Greek business’ focus is on innovating with new production techniques to expand the range of fabrics and dyes to meet the industry needs. A fashionable color range meets natural fibers.

<< Rib 2*2

Categories: Organic/Natural
Composition: 95% kbA Cotton, 5% Elastane
Weight: 220 g/sqm
Applications: Apparel, Cotton Fabrics, Jersey Fabrics

www.ifansi.gr

Categories: Organic/Natural
Composition: 100% kbA Cotton
Weight: 120 g/sqm
Applications: Apparel, Cotton Fabrics, Jersey Fabrics

Categories: Organic/Natural, Regenerated Cellulosics
Composition: 65% kbA Cotton, 35% Modal
Weight: 240 g/sqm
Applications: Apparel, Jersey Fabrics
Certifications: OCS BLENDED

Categories: Organic/Natural, Regenerated Cellulosics
Composition: 70% kbA Cotton, 30% Modal
Weight: 210 g/sqm
Applications: Cotton Fabrics, Jersey Fabrics, Modal
Certifications: OCS BLENDED

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Takisada - Nagoya Co., Ltd.

Categories: Regenerated Cellulosics
Composition: 100% Lyocell
Weight: 155 g/sqm
Applications: Apparel, Regenerative Textiles

TAKISADA-NAGOYA has the planning capabilities to express the global fashion of tomorrow. These consist of realising seasonal products and having the production capacity to deliver products to shops on time based on consistent quality and delivery date management. However, the value offered does not end there. The business spirit is demonstrated in reducing risks for customers at every step from production to distribution.

Categories: Recycled, Regenerated Cellulosics
Composition: 100% Bemberg™ Cupro, biodegradable/compostable
Weight: 108 g/sqm
Applications: Apparel, Lining Fabrics

Categories: Recycled
Composition: 33% Cotton, 33% rec Polyester, 34% Polyester
Weight: 189 g/sqm
Applications: Apparel

Categories: Recycled, Regenerated Cellulosics
Composition: 100% Bemberg™ Cupro
Weight: 112 g/sqm
Special Feature: Bemberg fibres are produced in a closed loop from cotton seed waste
Applications: Linings

Categories: Biodegradable, Regenerated Cellulosics
Composition: 100% Lyocell
Weight: 173 g/sqm
Applications: Apparel, Lenzing™ Technology, Regenerative Textiles
Certifications: FSC

Categories: Recycled, Regenerated Cellulosics
Composition: 100% Bemberg™ Cupro
Weight: 115 g/sqm
Special Feature: Bemberg fibres are produced in a closed loop from cotton seed waste
Applications: Linings

Categories: Regenerated Cellulosics
Composition: 100% Lyocell
Weight: 190 g/sqm
Applications: Apparel, Lenzing™ Technologie, Regenerative Textiles
Certifications: FSC

Categories: Recycled
Composition: 51% Polyester, 49% rec Polyester
Weight: 260 g/sqm
Applications: Apparel

Categories: Regenerated Cellulosics
Composition: 100% Lyocell
Weight: 212 g/sqm
Applications: Apparel, Lenzing™ Technology, Regenerative Textiles
Certifications: FSC

Categories: Regenerated Cellulosics
Composition: 100% Lyocell
Weight: 135 g/sqm
Applications: Apparel, Lenzing™ Technology, Regenerative Textiles
Certifications: FSC

Categories: Recycled
Composition: 100% rec Polyamide
Weight: 66 g/sqm
Applications: Apparel

Categories: Recycled
Composition: 85% Lyocell, 15% rec Polyester
Weight: 55 g/sqm
Applications: Apparel, Linings

Categories: Organic/Natural
Composition: 60% Cotton, 40% Paper
Weight: 340 g/sqm
Applications: Apparel

Categories: Recycled
Composition: 38% Polyester, 62% rec Polyester
Weight: 128 g/sqm
Certifications: GRS

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TMG Textiles

The activities of TMG are based on the know-how, that companies and products are created to have a positive impact on all creatures living on this planet. That is why TMG is committed to excellence, prevention, compliance and social responsibility.

<<< Pure white Lyocell

Categories: Regenerated Cellulosics
Composition: 100% Lyocell
Weight: 120 g/sqm
Applications: Apparel, Regenerative Textiles

www.tmg.pt

Categories: Organic/Natural
Composition: 68% kbA Linen, 32% kbA Cotton
Weight: 200 g/sqm
Applications: Apparel, Cotton Fabrics, Linen Fabrics

Categories: GOTS, Organic/Natural
Composition: 98% kbA Cotton, 2% Elastane
Weight: 315 g/sqm
Applications: Apparel, Cotton Fabrics, Jeans, Denim
Certifications: GOTS

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Find more about ReSOURCE on www.resource-textiles.com >>

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Sustainable Innovations #2: Flower Matter

"Flower Matter" by Irene Purasachit
SUSTAINABLE INNOVATIONS Spring.Summer 23 #2

8. March 2022

Whether for the home, in a restaurant or as a gift for loved ones – beautiful bouquets of flowers bring joy in many situations in life. The problem: flowers planted for commercial sale have a very limited lifespan. Once they are in the vase, they wilt after a few days and are thrown away – about 40 percent of the flowers are never sold, so florists have to dispose of them themselves. Irene Purasachit, a designer living in Finland, gives these flowers a second life – driven by the vast amounts of flower waste that are produced daily at the markets in her home country of Thailand.

She recycles them into fabric and paper, from which she makes sustainable bags, purses or flower paper. This not only creates new, biodegradable and plastic-free products – it also saves tons of waste.

For her Flower Matter project, she creates, among other things, “Flower Paper”, a paper made of 100 percent flower stems and leaves. Unique one-offs: the paper varies in colour and structure – depending on the type of flower used. With her “Flaux” material – the word stands for Flower and Flexible Sheet – she creates an all-natural, leather-like fabric that is then made into purses and bags for her collection.

For Flaux, she mainly uses roses and carnations. The colour palette: natural, classic reds, soft pinks, bold orange and soft yellows – there’s something for everyone.

“Even though I am still in a considerably early stage of the materials’ development, I have been facing many dilemmas on what really is sustainable throughout my journey of Flower Matter. For example, how can I create a completely natural, biodegradable material from flower waste that can live up to the market’s high expectations on its properties (extremely durable, waterproof, etc)? Ultimately, I learned that it is extremely hard to maintain all expectations. Aside from my intention to continue developing my flower materials as ecologically as possible, I also want to challenge the market’s perceptions toward innovative materials. I do think that in order to move forward to a more sustainable world, we must learn to use and to work with new materials in a different way than the highly industrialised processes we are used to now.”

– Irene Purasachit

www.irenepurasachit.com

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Please find more infos about SUSTAINABLE INNOVATIONS in our newest interview with Simon Angel, Curator of the Sustainable Innovations Forum, and in the article about the project #1 ‘Biotic’:

Interview about Pre-Creation, -Action and -Connection in the fashion industry >>

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