FABRIC HIGHLIGHTS & MATERIAL NOVELTIES FOR AUTUMN.WINTER 25/26 - PART VII
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:
Heinrich Sundag Textildesign + Vertrieb
Fluffy soft fleece qualities in 100% wool and two weight classes in organic design and Gots-certified from the German producer Textilveredlung Keller.
This quality is suitable for the toddler sector thanks to its special softness and Gots certification, but also for the wintry adult outdoor sector thanks to its particularly warming properties combined with light weight. A wonderfully soft, lightweight, 300g/m² quality made from 100% organic merino wool and Gots-certified is available from stock in 9 colors. A 350g/m² heavier version can be made to order.
“This quality is suitable for the toddler sector thanks to its special softness and Gots certification, but also for the wintry adult outdoor sector thanks to its particularly warming properties combined with light weight.”
Intra-Tess, Italy offers high-quality fine jerseys in wool/cotton, silk, jacquards in cotton/silk or in the less expensive cotton and recycled nylon version. Lightweight double-faced fabrics in linen/wool, wool/cotton speak a modern language. Wool fabrics from the ital. Wool fabrics from Italian producers Bianchi-Nila, Casadei and Sintopel in versatile knitting variations and techniques, some Gots-certified, ensure optimum body temperature in winter. Fashionable and creative ribbons and trims, fringes made of versatile materials from Manifattura Modenese can enhance plain styles in a simple way. Knitted cuffs, ribbons and collars are ideal complements to the indoor and outdoor qualities on offer.
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