FABRIC HIGHLIGHTS & MATERIAL NOVELTIES FOR SPRING.SUMMER 26 – PART II
At the upcoming MUNICH FABRIC START, around 500 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 Spring.Summer 26 season, we present some new products and highlights from international producers in our FABRICS blog posts:
MOON
Their most extensive Spring Summer collection to date features lighter-weight fabrics in pure wool and blends with natural fibres like cotton and linen. Combining classic and contemporary designs with a distinctly British aesthetic, the range suits both formal tailoring and casual styles.
This season introduces their newly developed ‘Vintage Dry Finish’, giving worsted wool qualities a crisp, cool hand feel that brings a modern and relaxed character to traditionally formal fabrics.
In addition to the made-to-order seasonal collection, they are expanding our extensive stock service with a new Wool Linen stock service card. The stock service spans summer weights through to heavy weights, offering iconic tweeds, barathea, cavalry twills, elegant couture tweeds, and much more. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, all are available with minimums from just 1 metre, offering flexibility for a wide range of projects.
Great Britain – H4 | C 06
GRATEX
Textiles are the fabric from which our passion is woven.
Grausam Textil is a family-owned business with 50 years of international experience, always in tune with the fashion world.
As a partner of BCI and GOTS, they offer a wide range of our products made from organic cotton.
The Spring/Summer 2026 collection features fine jacquard fabrics, traditional and fashion prints, blouse and shirt fabrics, and lace. The season’s color palette ranges from warm earth tones to fruity pastel shades.
Austria – H4 | A 12
LEMAR
Lemar will be proud to be part of your summer success!
Discover our yarn dye stripes range, woven with eco-conscious yarns and advanced technique.
Our fabrics reduce environmental impact without compromising on style or performance. (photo left)
Step into summer feeling good and doing good for the planet. Designed for effortless summer vibes, our fabrics are woven with a commitment to the environment and quality of making. Because great style should never come at the cost of sustainability. (photo right)
Portugal – H4 | F 03
KUMASH TEKSTIL
Kumash Tekstil is aware of its responsibility towards a clean world, nature and future generations. The company has always focused on the harmonious combination of sustainable yarns and natural fibres with fine materials such as bamboo, organic cotton and linen. The new collection for Spring/Summer 2026 is based on this principle and features new weaves and interesting textures. This is complemented by bright, bold colours that convey the energy of summer.
Türkyie – H3 | E 09
GETZNER
Perfect companions for hot summer days
Summer can come with the new fabrics from Getzner Textil! Fresh colours, high wearing comfort and functionality are at the heart of the new summer collection. The Austrian company is setting standards with innovative materials: non-iron fabrics with natural stretch ensure freedom of movement, which is appreciated both in sports and in everyday urban life. Cooling natural fibres such as cotton, linen and hemp make the collection ideal for warm summer days, while odour-inhibiting properties and a silky feel further enhance the feel-good factor and wearing comfort.
With a clear conscience
Fabrics that not only look good, but also feel good – that is Getzner Textil’s claim. The environmentally friendly and skin-friendly Eco Soft fabrics guarantee 100 per cent comfort – without any synthetic resins, formaldehyde or silicones. Getzner Textil relies on sustainable materials such as organic cotton and the ‘Regenerative Cotton Standard’ (RCS) for its resource-saving production.
Colours that make summer shine
The colour palette of the 2026 summer collection invites you to dream: Delicate blues and soft greens harmonise perfectly with cheerful yellows and warm orange tones. Sandy beige tones and light neutrals provide an elegant base, while navy blue, dark blackcurrant and earthy brown tones round off the palette with stylish accents. Whether brightly coloured or discreetly understated – there is something for every taste.
Austria – H4 | E 03
ELISSA STAMPA
Elissa Stampa is unveiling its Spring/Summer 2026 Collection, filled with a variety of printed and solid fabrics, available in both woven and jersey. The designs showcase vibrant colors, patterns, and textures – all created with sustainability at the forefront.
Türkyie – S1 | F 104
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