Sustainability
Fabric Trends Spring.Summer 25 - Part IV
Fabric Highlights für Spring.Summer 25 - Part IV
In the FABRICS Area, around 600 international suppliers present their material innovations for all apparel segments. The complete product portfolio of fashionable woven and knitted fabrics made of wool, cotton, silk, blends and functional fibres is represented here. For the Spring.Summer 25 season, we present some highlights from international producers in our FABRICS blogposts:
GRATEX
The Grausam Textil Spring/Summer 25 collection is characterised by a clear, bright colouring. It presents a variety of prints with matching jacquards, yarn dye items, lace and outer fabrics. Playful designs and a wide variety of base materials create a unique collection full of ideas and possibilities.
HÄNDEL + DILLER GMBH
Händel + Diller has been knitting fabrics in southern Germany since 1962. Under the premise of certified environmental and social standards, circular knitted fabrics are produced for manufacturers of lingerie, home- and sportswear, orthopaedics and technical applications. The range for the Spring.Summer 25 collection also includes GOTS-certified wool fleece made of 100 % merinowool or in cotton blends, including jacquard patterns.
HEINRICH SUNDAG – TEXTILDESIGN + VERTRIEB
Summer, sun, well-being: Cooling materials such as cotton, linen, hemp is wanted as plain or combined qualities. Linen comes as woven or delicate knitted alternative. Besides that, fine merino qualities, lightly milled are matching the season between seasons. GOTS and GRS are also included.
IOAKIMIDIS TEXTILES
Ioakimidis Textiles invests in excellence by following and forecasting new fashion trends as well as by largely defining these trends through unique stories of vision and creativity. Their latest designs offer a glimpse into the endless possibilities and imaginative ways in which their fabrics can be incorporated into your designs. Get inspired and explore their extensive plain qualities collection of cotton, linen, rayon & viscose textiles in crêpe, satin & muslin along with their unique fancy lace, jacquard or embroidered textiles and many more.
KARMA KOKTEYL KNITTINGS
Karma Kokteyl is a fabric manufacturer with over 35 years of experience. Over these years, they continue to produce by following the latest innovations on the fashion and technological developments. Their main vision is to give their customers fast and quality production according to their exact requests. They are able to produce fabrics like; Single jersey, Double jersey, Jacquards, Ribs, Interlock, Elec. Jacquards, Pique. The key fibres used are: viscose, cotton, polyamide, polyester, linen and spandex also with branded yarns like lycra, modal, tencel, lyocell and organic cottons. As a company, it is their goal to continue working with sustainable fibers and their blends, as well as jacquard and interlock knitting.
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AUTUMN.WINTER 26/27 FABRIC HIGHLIGHTS & MATERIAL NOVELTIES – PART V
Over 60 years of textile manufacturing experience, an in-house development team with expertise in both fashion and performance fabrics, strong partnerships with dyehouses and finishers dedicated to sustainable growth, as well as transparent sourcing and proactive fiber selection process.
Additionals Trends Autumn.Winter 26/27 – Part 3
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.
AUTUMN.WINTER 26/27 FABRIC HIGHLIGHTS & MATERIAL NOVELTIES – PART IV
Burnt orange, mustard yellow, and rich browns create a warm, earthy base. These tones recall the effortless elegance and timeless charm of Parisian street style – vibrant yet grounded.
Additionals Trends Autumn.Winter 26/27 – Part 2
Shades of gold will be implemented into the collections – both in fabrics and in trims – and yes, sometimes not in a classical design way.
BLUEZONE NEWS FOR SEPTEMBER 2025 – PART I
The company is expanding its range of recycled cotton fabrics across both denim and sportswear, including recycled versions of its flagship articles.
Additionals Trends Autumn.Winter 26/27 – Part 1
The Hackenberg Textile Group focuses on innovations in the areas of ribbons, waistbands, textiles and labels.
The Source Collection’s News: EAST
Sourcing teams are constantly exploring new fabrics – dobbies, crepes, voiles – and innovative techniques that push the boundaries of creativity.
New Fabric Collection III – Dutel Création
The new jacquard collection of DUTEL for the autumn/winter 2026/27 season is built around four main themes: OPULENT, QUIRKY, HALO and WILD.
AUTUMN.WINTER 26/27 FABRIC HIGHLIGHTS & MATERIAL NOVELTIES – PART II
"More than a fabric" is not just a claim — it's a statement of purpose. It represents a new way of thinking, where materials are not merely components, but carriers of values: innovation, responsibility, and long-term vision.
Blooming Minds - Sustainable Innovations
Blooming Minds: Social Printing
Dynamic Diversity In Textile Printing
by ELIZABETH BALADO
Sustainable Innovations
Elizabeth Balado is an artist, designer, and researcher from London, presenting a unique, experientially-driven workshop with her project “Blooming Minds: Social Printing”. Developed over the past year, the workshop combines the psychological and physical benefits of nature with community-based creation, by guiding participants to create their own prints. The workshop encourages participants to follow their own intuition to select and forage flowers and plants and then arrange a composition, before using a technique to transfer the natural dye onto cotton using a mallet.
She will be presenting a variation of the workshop at the KEYHOUSE during Munich Fabric Start, which will consist of participants applying the print technique onto tote bags, allowing them to create and keep their own work. Elizabeth’s research focuses on combining nature – especially the use of natural and recycled materials – and community, a social practice which weaves themes such as mental health while encouraging accessible creativity. Her current work can be found on her Instagram and website. Elizabeth is open to collaboration with foragers, biologists, mental health services and others interested about participating in further printing workshops.
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MARIE VILAY – SUSTAINABLE INNOVATIONS
Marie Vilay does not present a new fabric or production technique. What distinguishes her work is a method of reading and translating textile knowledge across cultures, systems, and moments of transition.
Interview with Simon Angel, Curator of SUSTAINABLE INNOVATIONS
Each season, the Sustainable Innovations forum brings together projects that provoke, inspire, and challenge assumptions. This year is no exception, with work ranging from bio-luxury couture to energy-generating textiles and regenerative materials grown from wetlands.
MUNICH FABRIC START – September 25 closing report
At its 56th edition, MUNICH FABRIC START reinforced its clear positioning. Over two days, the Munich textile trade show brought the fashion industry together with its four show-in-show formats.
The latest accessory developments for Spring.Summer 25 – Part II
HIGHLIGHTS OF THE ADDITIONALS SPRING.SUMMER 25
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 200 leading international ingredients and accessories suppliers in the ADDITIONALS Area at MUNICH FABRIC START.
CHARLE – PREMIUM – HABERDASHERY
CHARLE – premium haberdashery is specialised in the development of biodegradable bands made from high-quality organic cotton, Lyocell and natural rubber. The narrow fabrics combine excellent elasticity with sustainable materials and promote environmentally friendly practices. CHARLE remains true to its commitment to sustainable innovation and offers a pioneering solution for elastic and nonelastic bands – made in Austria.
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EZIO GHIRINGHELLI SPA
The SS25 collection by Ezio Ghiringhelli SpA is characterised by its timeless quality, research and technology of new finishes that impart a special silkysoft and airy hand feel to the fabrics. Geometric and floral microdesigns create three-dimensional reliefs, while super-lightweight items are achieved through the use of particularly fine yarns. Jacquard comes with etamine weave, stretch viscose crêpe in a palette of natural tones, all in line with sustainability.
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FRANKENBERGER FUTTERSTOFFE
In the new spring/summer 2025 season, Frankenberger Futterstoffe is focussing on the expansion of environmentally friendly qualities made from recycled base materials and is focusing on extended, ecological work processes. Innovative designs and powerful prints reflect the “Joy Inside” trend theme both as a lifestyle and as an eye-catcher in the garment. Trend colours such as sepia-ink and cloudy-anise are part of their basic colours and are available in many qualities!
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GRAF & CO.
The Graf & Co Spring/Summer 25 collection focuses on rough, organic geometric surfaces. Metallic and reflective materials to communicate technicality. Tactile designs are inspired by wild nature. Shades of green highlight the natural vocation. Felt, leather, fabric, rubber and again sustainable and recyclable paper packaging solutions with materials sourced from FSC™ certified forests, recycled labels from post-consumer plastic bottles and biodegradable heat transfers.
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GUNOLD
Lots of combinations in the summer of 2025: Textile craftsmanship meets hightech and AI, Sustainable fabrics are mixed with plastics, innovative graphics meet retro fonts. At Gunold, METY’s range of iridescent and pearlescent shades, inspired by seashells and beetles, helps building bridges between glamour and naturalness. Flowers and flower motifs are interpeted more graphically and in alienated colour combinations, being contemporary and suprisingly light at the same time. Here Gunold uses the organic COTTY BIO in combination with stunning Poly SPARKLE shades.
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AUTUMN.WINTER 26/27 FABRIC HIGHLIGHTS & MATERIAL NOVELTIES – PART V
Over 60 years of textile manufacturing experience, an in-house development team with expertise in both fashion and performance fabrics, strong partnerships with dyehouses and finishers dedicated to sustainable growth, as well as transparent sourcing and proactive fiber selection process.
Additionals Trends Autumn.Winter 26/27 – Part 3
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.
AUTUMN.WINTER 26/27 FABRIC HIGHLIGHTS & MATERIAL NOVELTIES – PART IV
Burnt orange, mustard yellow, and rich browns create a warm, earthy base. These tones recall the effortless elegance and timeless charm of Parisian street style – vibrant yet grounded.
Additionals Trends Autumn.Winter 26/27 – Part 2
Shades of gold will be implemented into the collections – both in fabrics and in trims – and yes, sometimes not in a classical design way.
BLUEZONE NEWS FOR SEPTEMBER 2025 – PART I
The company is expanding its range of recycled cotton fabrics across both denim and sportswear, including recycled versions of its flagship articles.
Additionals Trends Autumn.Winter 26/27 – Part 1
The Hackenberg Textile Group focuses on innovations in the areas of ribbons, waistbands, textiles and labels.
The Source Collection’s News: EAST
Sourcing teams are constantly exploring new fabrics – dobbies, crepes, voiles – and innovative techniques that push the boundaries of creativity.
New Fabric Collection III – Dutel Création
The new jacquard collection of DUTEL for the autumn/winter 2026/27 season is built around four main themes: OPULENT, QUIRKY, HALO and WILD.
AUTUMN.WINTER 26/27 FABRIC HIGHLIGHTS & MATERIAL NOVELTIES – PART II
"More than a fabric" is not just a claim — it's a statement of purpose. It represents a new way of thinking, where materials are not merely components, but carriers of values: innovation, responsibility, and long-term vision.
Being Plucked - Sustainable Innovations
Being Plucked
Artistic Rebellion Against Colonial And Gendered Hierarchies
by SUZANNE CORCESSIN
Sustainable Innovations
Suzanne Corcessin’s “Being Plucked” (“Être à Fleur de Peau”) utilizes unconventional textiles to argue against the notion that bird plucking and hair removal are neutral actions. Suzanne Corcessin views these acts as political, maintaining colonial and gendered hierarchies. Through bird plucking and the aesthetics of hair removal, bodies historically have been controlled and objectified.
The installation employs latex, textiles, silicone, and feathers to create textures that confront viewers with conflicting emotions, provoking new perspectives on the debate over hair removal. In this everyday decision and product debate, the question arises: Who decides what is right or wrong, beautiful or unattractive?
“Being Plucked” questions underlying assumptions and illuminates the political dimensions of decisions about one’s body. By creating textiles that evoke discomfort, Suzanne Corcessin urges a shift in the perception of the act of hair removal, breaking through the colonial and gendered structures often associated with this topic.
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MARIE VILAY – SUSTAINABLE INNOVATIONS
Marie Vilay does not present a new fabric or production technique. What distinguishes her work is a method of reading and translating textile knowledge across cultures, systems, and moments of transition.
Interview with Simon Angel, Curator of SUSTAINABLE INNOVATIONS
Each season, the Sustainable Innovations forum brings together projects that provoke, inspire, and challenge assumptions. This year is no exception, with work ranging from bio-luxury couture to energy-generating textiles and regenerative materials grown from wetlands.
MUNICH FABRIC START – September 25 closing report
At its 56th edition, MUNICH FABRIC START reinforced its clear positioning. Over two days, the Munich textile trade show brought the fashion industry together with its four show-in-show formats.
Fabric Trends Spring.Summer 25 - Part III
Fabrics Highlights für Spring.Summer 25 - Part III
In the FABRICS Area, around 600 international suppliers present their material innovations for all apparel segments. The complete product portfolio of fashionable woven and knitted fabrics made of wool, cotton, silk, blends and functional fibres is represented here. For the Spring.Summer 25 season, we present some highlights from international producers in our FABRICS blogposts:
ETICO PRINTS & FABRICS
30 years of printing experience and a passion for blending contemporary and traditional fashion, ETICO leaves a unique mark in the exciting world of fashion. With their proficient design team, they offer a wide collection for every story. They prioritize design excellence, giving utmost importance to their customers’ ever-changing mood boards, creating stunning collections. Join them on this fashionable journey and experience a whole new dimension of self-expression!
FABRIC & CO.
Fabric & Co. focuses on sustainability in its new collection, designed in line with the latest trends. With a production facility known for continuous investments in technology, the brand adopts an innovative approach and adheres to a principle of not compromising on quality.
FEINJERSEY
dfine. by Feinjersey is a new collection by a fully integrated fine rib fabric manufacturer in Austria, Europe. They are crafting high-end fabrics by embracing minimalism and precision and combine exceptional functionality with collective responsibility and prioritize the development of degradable materials with a minimal ecological footprint. dfine sets a new standard of ecological production through fully digital resource monitoring and the synergetic reduction of water, energy and chemicals. The collection is segmented into 5 sections: AVANT => Fashion Forward Fabrics (stock program), IVORY => second skin underwear, APEX => functional asthetics, FORMA => fluid shaping and ARMIS => elite safety.
FILDAN
FILDAN introduces several new innovations: The Mushro Grip Tape replaces the velcro tape and comes in different sizes. It can be combined in any way – useable for many different areas of functional clothing. OFF-Hey is a game-changer for fasteners that replaces the traditional Hook & Eye with one single component. One click, and your garments are securely fastened. The Shoulder Strap Pad is an innovative add-on product for bra straps. It avoids cutting in the shoulders.
GOTTSTEIN
Focus at Gottstein GmbH & Co. KG continues to be on sustainability and short transport routes. In collaboration with the Hohenstein Institute, the boiled wool and felt fabrics produced in Tyrol were tested for their biodegradability with an extremely positive result. Within just two months, the submitted samples for biodegradation testing made from undyed wool completely decomposed.
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AUTUMN.WINTER 26/27 FABRIC HIGHLIGHTS & MATERIAL NOVELTIES – PART V
Over 60 years of textile manufacturing experience, an in-house development team with expertise in both fashion and performance fabrics, strong partnerships with dyehouses and finishers dedicated to sustainable growth, as well as transparent sourcing and proactive fiber selection process.
Additionals Trends Autumn.Winter 26/27 – Part 3
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.
AUTUMN.WINTER 26/27 FABRIC HIGHLIGHTS & MATERIAL NOVELTIES – PART IV
Burnt orange, mustard yellow, and rich browns create a warm, earthy base. These tones recall the effortless elegance and timeless charm of Parisian street style – vibrant yet grounded.
Additionals Trends Autumn.Winter 26/27 – Part 2
Shades of gold will be implemented into the collections – both in fabrics and in trims – and yes, sometimes not in a classical design way.
BLUEZONE NEWS FOR SEPTEMBER 2025 – PART I
The company is expanding its range of recycled cotton fabrics across both denim and sportswear, including recycled versions of its flagship articles.
Additionals Trends Autumn.Winter 26/27 – Part 1
The Hackenberg Textile Group focuses on innovations in the areas of ribbons, waistbands, textiles and labels.
The Source Collection’s News: EAST
Sourcing teams are constantly exploring new fabrics – dobbies, crepes, voiles – and innovative techniques that push the boundaries of creativity.
New Fabric Collection III – Dutel Création
The new jacquard collection of DUTEL for the autumn/winter 2026/27 season is built around four main themes: OPULENT, QUIRKY, HALO and WILD.
AUTUMN.WINTER 26/27 FABRIC HIGHLIGHTS & MATERIAL NOVELTIES – PART II
"More than a fabric" is not just a claim — it's a statement of purpose. It represents a new way of thinking, where materials are not merely components, but carriers of values: innovation, responsibility, and long-term vision.
Revoltech - Sustainable Innovations
Revoltech
Light-Filled Revolution: Sustainable Hemp-Leather Innovations
by LUCAS FUHRMANN
Sustainable Innovations
Lucas Fuhrmann, the visionary behind Revoltech, inaugurates a transformative era of presentation technology that amalgamates nature, technology, and sustainability. Through innovative light columns, he creates unique experiences that not only impress aesthetically but also underscore Revoltech’s
commitment to transparency and eco-friendliness.
The revolution of Revoltech lies in the use of Hemp-Leder, an advanced fusion of hemp fibers and traditional leather. This sustainable material choice reflects Revoltech’s endeavor to promote environmentally friendly and ethical practices. The physical location of Revoltech at Darmstadt, is not just a hub of progress but also a symbol of innovation and design.
Revoltech is changing the rules of the textile industry with LOVR, a revolutionary material marking the beginning of a sustainable textile revolution. LOVR, based on hemp remnants, is entirely recyclable and biodegradable, with no plastic components. With a minimal ecological footprint, LOVR can be produced carbon-neutral, finding versatile applications in furniture, fashion, and the automotive industry.
Revolutionizing the way materials are made is Revoltech’s mission. Their story began in 2021 as a spin-off from TU Darmstadt, driven by the belief that the textile industry needs a transformation. With LOVR, they make a clear statement for sustainable innovation and a future without compromises.
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MARIE VILAY – SUSTAINABLE INNOVATIONS
Marie Vilay does not present a new fabric or production technique. What distinguishes her work is a method of reading and translating textile knowledge across cultures, systems, and moments of transition.
Interview with Simon Angel, Curator of SUSTAINABLE INNOVATIONS
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MUNICH FABRIC START – September 25 closing report
At its 56th edition, MUNICH FABRIC START reinforced its clear positioning. Over two days, the Munich textile trade show brought the fashion industry together with its four show-in-show formats.
Fabric Trends Spring.Summer 25 - Part II
Fabrics Highlights für Spring.Summer 25 - Part II
In the FABRICS Area, around 600 international suppliers present their material innovations for all apparel segments. The complete product portfolio of fashionable woven and knitted fabrics made of wool, cotton, silk, blends and functional fibres is represented here. For the Spring.Summer 25 season, we present some highlights from international producers in our FABRICS blogposts:
DELFI
The Spring/Summer ‘25 collection is focused on fancy colours, inspired by a mexican vibrant influence. The growing importance of Ecosustainability in the manufacturing field has led the company to be GRS certificated and to introduce more recycled Nylon and Polyester fabrics too, as well as brand new ecological finishing process.
DUTEL CRÉATION
The new jacquard collection of DUTEL for the Spring/Summer 2025 season has been built around four main themes: Persane – a sober and refined theme inspired by Orientalist influences; Pop Corn, a regressive and slightly offbeat spirit with vibrant colours inspired by Pop culture; Wibes – an ethnic and festive theme; and Brut – a sportswear theme in natural tones.
ECO-PRINTS
Discover Eco-prints’ innovative Sublime collection. It’s safe to say that a return to joy and lightness is in the air in the world of fashion! With more feminine prints and cheerful colors, Eco-prints is looking ahead to a brighter future. Spicy atmospheres evoke relaxation and travel, always with the desire to move forward. Come and discover their vision of this future new world on their stand.
ENGIN TEXTILE
Established in the 1960s, Engin Textile supplies fabrics to fashion brands, specializing in women’s and men’s outerwear and active sportswear. With a commitment to high-quality standards, the company offers a diverse range, including eco-friendly options like organic cotton and recycled polyester. Engin Textile’s state-of- the-art machinery ensures reliable production. Emphasizing customer satisfaction, the company continues to offer environmentally friendlyfabric choices.
ERSAT TEXTILE
ERSAT TEXTILE is one of the most successful fabric producers in Turkey with an integrated factory from weaving till ready garment. They offer versatile production chains (Poliviscose, Polyester, Cotton, Linen, Wool blends with PES) and also produce mens- and womenswear for suits, jackets, pants, outerwear, dresses, shirts on recycle, Ecovero, GRS, GOTS bases with 2.500.000 mts capacity per month.
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AUTUMN.WINTER 26/27 FABRIC HIGHLIGHTS & MATERIAL NOVELTIES – PART V
Over 60 years of textile manufacturing experience, an in-house development team with expertise in both fashion and performance fabrics, strong partnerships with dyehouses and finishers dedicated to sustainable growth, as well as transparent sourcing and proactive fiber selection process.
Additionals Trends Autumn.Winter 26/27 – Part 3
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.
AUTUMN.WINTER 26/27 FABRIC HIGHLIGHTS & MATERIAL NOVELTIES – PART IV
Burnt orange, mustard yellow, and rich browns create a warm, earthy base. These tones recall the effortless elegance and timeless charm of Parisian street style – vibrant yet grounded.
Additionals Trends Autumn.Winter 26/27 – Part 2
Shades of gold will be implemented into the collections – both in fabrics and in trims – and yes, sometimes not in a classical design way.
BLUEZONE NEWS FOR SEPTEMBER 2025 – PART I
The company is expanding its range of recycled cotton fabrics across both denim and sportswear, including recycled versions of its flagship articles.
Additionals Trends Autumn.Winter 26/27 – Part 1
The Hackenberg Textile Group focuses on innovations in the areas of ribbons, waistbands, textiles and labels.
The Source Collection’s News: EAST
Sourcing teams are constantly exploring new fabrics – dobbies, crepes, voiles – and innovative techniques that push the boundaries of creativity.
New Fabric Collection III – Dutel Création
The new jacquard collection of DUTEL for the autumn/winter 2026/27 season is built around four main themes: OPULENT, QUIRKY, HALO and WILD.
AUTUMN.WINTER 26/27 FABRIC HIGHLIGHTS & MATERIAL NOVELTIES – PART II
"More than a fabric" is not just a claim — it's a statement of purpose. It represents a new way of thinking, where materials are not merely components, but carriers of values: innovation, responsibility, and long-term vision.
The latest accessory developments for Spring.Summer 25 - Part I
HIGHLIGHTS DER ADDITIONALS SPRING.SUMMER 25
Die neuesten Entwicklungen für Knöpfe, Bänder, Ziersteine, Verschlüsse, Futterstoffe, Spitze, Stickereien, Einlagen sowie Labelling und Branding-Solutions präsentieren rund 200 international führende Zutaten- und Accessoires-Anbieter in der ADDITIONALS Area auf der MUNICH FABRIC START.
ACHILLE VALERA LISSONI
Die neue Kollektion von Achille Valera Lissoni SS 25 präsentiert eine erneuerte Baumwoll-Farbkarte mit 10 neuen Trendfarben. Ein großer Teil der Kollektion besteht aus Naturfasern mit superleichten Bändern aus 100% Baumwolle, einem Leinenband mit Flechteffekt und Hanfbändern – für eine nachhaltig orientierte Kollektion. Darüber hinaus gibt es spezielle Effektbänder mit lichtempfindlichen Pigmenten, die sogar im Sonnenlicht leuchten!
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ANKER KNOPF
Natur und Nachhaltigkeit ist nach wie vor omnipräsent und bleibt das für das Weltklima entscheidende Thema. Biologisch abbaubares Hornimitat und echte Steinnussknöpfe setzen die Highlights ihrer diesjährigen Kollektion für Spring/Summer. Inmitten klassischer und simpler Formen bilden Schmuckknöpfe das geeignete Mittel für ein Trading-Up. Echt Perlmutt ist dabei ein Must-Have im Premium-Segment. Stoffüberzogene Accessoires erleben eine Renaissance – sowohl in der Womens- als auch in der Menswear.
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BODO JAGDBERG
Ganz nach dem Motto „more is more“ setzt BODO JAGDBERG diese Saison auf ausgefallene Schmuckdetails wie Strass oder Hologlitzer in Knöpfen und Labelmaterialien für den Glam Style. Wegweisende Trendfarben wie Sunset Coral und Barbie-Pink spiegeln sich in Allover-Looks wider und unterstützen durch edle Hängegalvaniken wie Icegold und Chrom als Eyecatcher den Easy City Look. Highlights der Sommerkollektion 2025 sind vor allem elastische Bänder in den Tönen Aquatic und Chlorophyll, die sowohl für die Comfortwear, als auch für den Businessbereich von großer Relevanz sind.
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BORNEMANN – ETIKETTEN
Bornemann-Etiketten bietet Kunden weltweit die bestmögliche Lösung, ihre Marke nach außen zu tragen. Die Dynamik der Märkte und die Individualität der Brands erfordert dabei Kreativität und Effizienz gleichermaßen. Diesem Anspruch begegnet das Traditionsunternehmen aus Wuppertal mit konsequenter Innovation, vor allem wenn es um die Digitalisierung der Prozesse geht. Lassen Sie sich von der Vielfalt der digitalen Tools beeindrucken und entdecken Sie mit Bornemann Ihre maßgeschneiderte digitale Lösung.
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CADICA GROUP
Mit der neuen Cadica-Kollektion FORM EXPLORATION tauchen Sie ein in die Welt der Kunst. Inspiriert von 20 verschiedenen repräsentativen Styles, erzählt jede Mode-Accessoire-Linie eine einzigartige Geschichte und spiegelt verschiedene Merkmale des künstlerischen Ausdrucks wider. Von der Pixelkunst bis zum Aquarell, von der Skizze bis zum Pointillismus, diese Accessoires vereinen Innovation und Nachhaltigkeit. Die Farbpalette ist frisch, trendy und voller Personality. In der FORM EXPLORATION-Kollektion verschmelzen Zeitgeist, sorgfältige Materialforschung und Nachhaltigkeit.
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AUTUMN.WINTER 26/27 FABRIC HIGHLIGHTS & MATERIAL NOVELTIES – PART V
Over 60 years of textile manufacturing experience, an in-house development team with expertise in both fashion and performance fabrics, strong partnerships with dyehouses and finishers dedicated to sustainable growth, as well as transparent sourcing and proactive fiber selection process.
Additionals Trends Autumn.Winter 26/27 – Part 3
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.
AUTUMN.WINTER 26/27 FABRIC HIGHLIGHTS & MATERIAL NOVELTIES – PART IV
Burnt orange, mustard yellow, and rich browns create a warm, earthy base. These tones recall the effortless elegance and timeless charm of Parisian street style – vibrant yet grounded.
Additionals Trends Autumn.Winter 26/27 – Part 2
Shades of gold will be implemented into the collections – both in fabrics and in trims – and yes, sometimes not in a classical design way.
BLUEZONE NEWS FOR SEPTEMBER 2025 – PART I
The company is expanding its range of recycled cotton fabrics across both denim and sportswear, including recycled versions of its flagship articles.
Additionals Trends Autumn.Winter 26/27 – Part 1
The Hackenberg Textile Group focuses on innovations in the areas of ribbons, waistbands, textiles and labels.
The Source Collection’s News: EAST
Sourcing teams are constantly exploring new fabrics – dobbies, crepes, voiles – and innovative techniques that push the boundaries of creativity.
New Fabric Collection III – Dutel Création
The new jacquard collection of DUTEL for the autumn/winter 2026/27 season is built around four main themes: OPULENT, QUIRKY, HALO and WILD.
AUTUMN.WINTER 26/27 FABRIC HIGHLIGHTS & MATERIAL NOVELTIES – PART II
"More than a fabric" is not just a claim — it's a statement of purpose. It represents a new way of thinking, where materials are not merely components, but carriers of values: innovation, responsibility, and long-term vision.
Fabric Trends Spring.Summer 25 - Part I
Fabric Highlights for Spring.Summer 25 - Part I
In the FABRICS Area, around 600 international suppliers present their material innovations for all apparel segments. The complete product portfolio of fashionable woven and knitted fabrics made of wool, cotton, silk, blends and functional fibres is represented here. For the Spring.Summer 25 season, we present some highlights from international producers in our FABRICS blogposts:
6DIAS
6Dias exhibits its new Spring Summer 2025 collection with items it produces and sells. Lots of variety of products, such as weaving, jacquard, denims, embroidery, pleats, etc. Visit their showroom in Trofa – Portugal and design your collection with this Portuguese premium supplier. You can get in touch with their team directly email to geral@6dias.pt.
BITZER + SINGLE
For spring/summer 25 season, Bitzer + Single are still focusing on short distances, mainly European products and open communication with their customers. Additionally, to the traditional collections for sportswear, lingerie and healthcare, they now offer certified accessories for the official tendering sector. With over 60 years of expertise in the textile processing industries, they will find the right solution for your needs.
BOGAZICI ÖRME
Elevate your surroundings with the standout knitted jacquard fabric innovations for the Spring/Summer 2025 season from Bogazici Örme. They proudly introduce eco-friendly options. Featuring captivating designs and a perfect harmony of vibrant colors, their collection offers nature-inspired motifs and environmentally conscious choices, seamlessly merging traditional and modern aesthetics. Their exclusively knitted jacquard fabrics reflect the essence of trendsetting sophistication for the upcoming season.
CANCLINI1925 – PER LEI – BLUE1925
The new CANCLINI1925 collection for Spring.Summer 25 craves positivity and comes in renewed graphics, colours and weights that are inspired and influenced by Lake Como. Summer is the perfect time to dare, to have character, to give visibility to the shirt. Discover the new collection from the leading traditional Italian producer of high-end fabrics at the studio of Klaas + Hesse.
CANVASS TEKSTIL
With awareness of responsibility towards a clean world, natural life and future generations, the priority of Canvass has always been to combine sustainable yarns and natural fibers with rich materials in aesthetic harmony. Their 2025 Spring-Summer products are prepared according to this principle. They provide sustainable production and consultancy services in the fields of yarn, fabric and apparel to textile companies in various countries of the world.
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