FABRIC HIGHLIGHTS & MATERIAL NOVELTIES FOR AUTUMN.WINTER 25/26 - PART VI
At the upcoming MUNICH FABRIC START, around 600 international suppliers will present their material innovations for all apparel segments in the FABRICS Area. The complete product portfolio of fashionable woven and knitted fabrics made of wool, cotton, silk, blends and functional fibres will be presented here. For the Autumn.Winter 25/26 season, we present some new products and highlights from international producers in our FABRICS blog posts:
MANIFATTURA DI CARMIGNANO – at Texpoint S. Rauh
Specialized in what they like: Manifattura di Carmignano is more than a textile company: it is a core group of people united by a passion for excellence and an unwavering commitment to sustainability. Since 2008, their journey has been guided by a twofold goal: to create high quality textile products and to promote a greener, more sustainable future. Nestled in the heart of Agliana, Tuscany, MDC is not merely a company; it is a testament to the enduring value of sustainable practices, exceptional quality, and a profound commitment to ethical manufacturing.
MDC offers an extensive range of services and products, tailored to meet the diverse needs of their clientele. From sophisticated knitted and jersey fabric for high – fashion garments to bespoke fabric designed for professional uniform, their portfolio is a testament to their versatility and dedication to excellence.
Italy – S 1 | E 124
“Their collections feature the finest pure wool, worsted fabric, RWS certified, alongside carded items and exclusive chanel patterns. Their specialty, boiled wool, is available in both plain and patterned varieties, perfect for luxurious jacket and coats.”
FIRATEKS
Discover their modern and stylish designs. Enhance every project with their high-quality fabrics. At FIRATEKS, they take pride in delivering elegant and innovative products. Elevate your fashion with FIRATEKS. Highlight your uniqueness through their perfect blend of quality and aesthetics.
Türkiye – H3 | B 13
“At FIRATEKS, they take pride in delivering elegant and innovative products.”
GETZNER TEXTIL
Getzner Textil is expanding its sustainable collection for autumn/winter 25/26 with a focus on sustainable fibres made from regenerative cotton and organic cotton. The new blends are easy-iron and skin-friendly and do not contain any synthetic resins, formaldehyde, silicones or optical brighteners. Getzner Textil has long focussed on resource-saving production and produces exclusively in Europe. Hemp and Tencel™ are also important components of the new collection.
Austria – Hall 4 | E 03
“The new blends are easy-iron and skin-friendly and do not contain any synthetic resins, formaldehyde, silicones or optical brighteners.”
IOAKIMIDIS
Ioakimidis Textiles collections are a captivating fusion of bold textures and rich hues, reflecting a blend of timeless elegance and modern flair. From sumptuous velvet to luxurious silk, each fabric tells a story of sophistication and style. Imagine a deep emerald velvet, exuding opulence and comfort. Picture a chic and inviting ambiance with sparkling sequins. These fabrics are not just materials, they are expressions of creativity and taste, elevating anybody with their distinctive presence.
Greece – H4 | C 05
LANIFICIO TESSILPELO – Agency Strähle
LANIFICIO TESSILPELO (PRATO): GRS certified collection
Whether you are looking for wool-blends with textured surfaces, brushed checks, bouclés or hairy articles for coats and jacktes, you will find it all at Tessilpelo’s. The collection for ladies and menswear focuses on a new interpretation of heritage and traditional patterns and is GRS certified.
Germany – S1 | F 103
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