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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