Accessories
The latest accessory developments for Spring.Summer 25 – Part V
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.
SATAB
To meet market expectations and support customers in their eco-responsible strategy, Satab offers a new recycled cotton ribbon from a range of sustainable raw materials. The new ribbon is made from pre- and post-consumer recycled and virgin cotton yarn with Global Recycled Standard (GRS) certification and is available in taffeta (Ref. 0021), herringbone (Ref. 0794) and coarse-grain needlefelt (Ref. 0088).

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SCF – SOCIÉTÉ CHOLETAISE DE FABRICATION
ENTRE 2 RIVES, the new SS 25 collection of the Société Choletaise de Fabrication, is inspired by French port cities. The Société Choletaise de Fabrication offers a collection of 200 textile accessories divided into 3 sections: shoe accessories (shoelaces, boot hooks, fringes, stripes), ready-to-wear accessories (laces, elastic laces, drawstrings sweatshirt, woven and breaded elastics) and leather goods accessories (cords, braids, straps, etc.). Discover their wide range of products, almost all of which are made of green materials.



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STUDIO 9
This season, STUDIO 9 presents ARTISAN – A trim and packaging collection that embraces modern design tendencies through gender-neutral aesthetics. Inspired by the diversity of denim, the collection features items with a clean, playful or raw look, blending genres and materials. Each item reflects their sustainable design principles, while RFID and QR codes are integrated for enhanced functionality




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TEXCART
Warmth, light, colours, parties, nature, sense of lightness and freedom…It’s summer. Texcart’s SS 2025 collection is made with the use of shiny materials and bright colours. Matched in timeless combinations that express the enthusiasm for a season that wants us to be joyful, lively and open to the outside world. A range of new accessories, designed for denimwear, menswear, womenswear and eco-friendly fashion, will provide you with a reliable source of inspiration for your brand.



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TRIMCO GROUP
At Trimco Group, elegance is merged with boldness. The collection is balanced with warm and cool tones, creating a symbiosis of technology and nature that underscores their commitment to sustainable innovations. The designs, enhanced with NFC tech, RFID or QR code options, fuse functionality and style, while sensorial features elevate the tactile fashion experience. Featuring everything from sports styles to smart trims, they have focused the latest collection on monomaterials for better recycling, as well as recycled and innovative materials from youthful and outdoorsy to modern and sophisticated styles.



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BLUEZONE CONEXXION Autumn.Winter 24/25 - Part IV
With around 90 international denim, street & sportswear suppliers, BLUEZONE once again offered the complete portfolio of denim innovations in its own halls 6 + 7. Under the leitmotif DISCOVERY, the denim community shared moments, discovered the latest highlights and innovations. We present some material innovations, new perspectives and changes in the industry here:

ORTA
ORTANOW collection embodies ORTA’s 70 years of rich denim history with an innovation leading eco–modern handprint. The collection speaks of ORTA icons: from marble ring early nineties Japanese influence to Homespun ultimate X-Hatch of the 00s, from our first generation of multi-count fabrics to evolved techno shine flex to the Alchemy finish for cashmere touch, and the denim disruption of 100% bi-stretch with ORTA legends like 5616, Calgary, Taos and many more.



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REALTEKS
REALTEKS started on its adventure in 1997 with a dream in the pocket. In 2022, REALTEKS owned a denim mill to do more for the carbon print on its 25th anniversary called “RE-BORN”. Their SEASONLESS Collection is all about Futurity Antique, The Essential Feature, Rigid Stretch, Simple Motion, Monochromatic, RE-Blue as concepts created in REALTEKS. In a world full of trends, they are not here to be average, they want to remain UNIQUE. They believe in NATURAL SOULS, they believe in DREAMS, they believe in REAL friendships, they believe in REAL LOVE. What is your super power?



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SHARABATI DENIM
Sharabati Denim presents three major concepts for this season: Blacklight is about the dark indigo colors, blacks, overdyes and coated fabrics. Their overdye technique gives the fabric a range of colors on both sides for extra versatility. Indigo coating lends denim deep dark hues and creates a denim look when applied to gaberdine. Kaleidoscope is about the millennium time looks. Hi-tech and retro at the same time. More colorful, cheerful with heavy washes. 50/50 rewrites the dress code rules with hybrid working. Find comfortable and smart-looking fabrics suitable for work time.
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TEJIDOS ROYO
Pioneers in the development of the most sustainable ZERO WATER dyeing technology in denim… now for piece dyeing! They dye fabrics without using water, achieving excellent fastness. This is how ROYO POLICROM was born, the magic of transformation. An endless number of colour possibilities, with very trendy finishes such as the most authentic leather effect, the futuristic metallic finish or the denim color, among others. In DENIM they highlight ICON – fabrics made from 100% recycled components and sustainable practices. ICON is recycled and recyclable, therefore, ETERNAL. Its colour is DRY INDIGO and DRY BLACK = ZERO WATER. Undoubtedly, it is the future of denim.


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BLUEZONE CONEXXION Autumn.Winter 24/25 - Part I
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BLUESIGN TECHNOLOGIES
clean chemistry. clean production. clean bluesign® DENIM. Denim has always symbolized rebellion, identity, and freedom to live how we choose. Yet, the denim and textile industry’s impact on the planet is substantial. For their denim partners, bluesign® DENIM is a unique solution. bluesign® DENIM reduces the impact of production on the environment and on people. It connects the denim value chain, ensuring our partners work towards the cleanest denim in the world. bluesign® APPROVED denim ensures the safety of workers, the environment, and ultimately the consumer.



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CALIK DENIM
Calik Denim presents its Autumn.Winter 24/25 collection by prioritizing sustainability with innovative concepts and technologies: B210 as one of a kind, eco-conscious, biodegradable product line. Rawtech combines sought-after Japanese Denim spirit with ultra comfort thanks to modern manufacturing processes. E-last is one of a kind power stretch product group as weft shrinkage values stabilized for rigid articles’ standard (0/3,5%). Fix-Fit offers power stretch articles with high level recovery. Denovated is about authentic look combined with the advantages of today’s technologies. Selfsized features one size fits most technology. Re/J is a 100% recycled content with both pre-consumer and post-consumer recycled cotton line.



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DENIM AUTHORITY
Established in 1973, Denim Authority has emerged as the first denim industry in Tunisia, renowned as a leader in the textile sector. Their engagement with sustainability was honored at the Bio Day event organized by ECOCERT, where they were awarded as Tunisia’s first sustainable textile industry. Celebrating our anniversary 50-year milestone, we will invite you to join our universe and discover the oldest archive and collection of vintage denim pieces, alongside our latest selvedge apron-washed designs, which will be displayed in the Bluezone in Munich. Reinventing itself today for tomorrow!
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DNM DENIM
DNM DENIM presents two new concepts with the HARMONYLAND collection in autum.winter 24/25. They have been designed to support sustainable production and circular economy. MADE FOR EVER & WEAR FOREVER features the most sustainable fabric that is the one with the longest wear life. Their new concept’s fabrics are designed to be the most durable with practical solutions for sustainable production. ADAPT TO ALL is a gender-neutral collection: genderless, limitless and timeless. This collection offers a wide color range and construction options.

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Naveena Denim NDL
Naveena Denim NDL stands as a trailblazing denim mill, distinguished by its distinguished craftsmanship and dedication to producing top-tier denim fabrics. Nestled in the heart of Lahore our production facilities innovation, start of the art units, sustainable advancements, and diverse range of products.
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ISKO TM LUXURY BY PG
A new range of products is taking the denim world to the next level as ISKO teams up with Paolo Gnutti. Combining ISKO’s advanced denim technologies with PG’s creative vision, the result is the special ISKO™ Luxury collection by PG. Moods reworking selvedge, or inspired by the animal world, then colors, foils, prints, flocked fabrics: experimentations once again ‘Born to Amaze’.


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ISKO
ISKO’s 2024 Vol.1 Collection marks the debut of Ctrl+Z, materials science innovation. Ctrl+Z, fabrics are made from a pure blend of recycled cotton and polyester with regenerated cellulosic fibers: the results look and feel identical to traditional compositions offering unmatched durability. This consistency is even more key when it comes to high-performance fabrics, stretch technologies and comfort fits, signature staples of ISKO’s expertise.


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STROM
STROM is a fully vertical factory & laundry established in 2008. They are one of the leading companies in Jeanswear manufacturing in Istanbul, Turkey with a long tradition of quality and customer satisfaction.
The focus is on innovation and flexibility; and a vertically integrated process enables them to meet the various demands of our partners, from ideas and design through to finished products. With their own sustainable laundry, sampling, design and pattern facilities, production in-house and dedicated sourcing capabilities, they achieve the highest ethical and manufacturing standards.
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VICUNHA
Recognized around the world for its high standards of quality and sustainability, Vicunha is one of the three largest global producers of indigo and twill and number one in Latin America. Vicunha is daily committed to create products and techniques that continually reduce its impact on the environment. The differentiators include, among others, the use of recycled and recovered pre-consumed cotton, special fibers such as REFIBRA TM and Hemp, and water saving up to 95%.



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What matters is how the textile responds: how it regulates volume, distributes pressure, and transitions from flat to three-dimensional states. Process transparency is embedded in the methodology itself.
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20. January 2026
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MATERIA FUTURA – SUSTAINABLE INNOVATIONS
18. January 2026
Materia Futura is not proposing a new bio-material category, nor a finished commercial textile. What distinguishes the project is its design-led investigation into the emotional and aesthetic dimensions of bio-based materials, an area often sidelined in sustainability discourse.
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17. January 2026
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ISKUR DENIM
İskur Denim offers sustainable denim from recycled cotton and Tencel without the use of virgin cotton. The cotton used is GRS certificated pre-consumer and post-consumer cotton blended with tencel fiber. Their production runs on renewable energy from their inhouse roof solar panels. Like this, Iskur’s co-generation system saves 11.000 tons CO2 while the water system saves 98,4 % of water that make Zero Waste production.



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ORTA ANADOLU
IMAGINUS: ORTA launches regenerative, collaborative Bluesky Denim innovations towards a net-zero world: ORTA’s new IMAGINUS collection advances its Bluesky mission of creating the most climate justice, planet justice and social justice denim ever – from regenerative raw fibers to wood and mineral based coatings. A new generation of denim possibilities that makes every piece of ORTA fabric an actionable solution for today’s eco-stressed world.


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REALTEKS
With their 25th anniversary, Realteks denim mills has reached a milestone in the business of supplying denim fabrics to the global market. This is a moment to cherish, thanks to all the people who stood with us in this great journey. Realteks added a modernized fully sustainable denim production facility in Turkey, on January 2022, a logical path forward in its endeavor. The mill is based on green manufacturing concept, state of the art and its top-of-the-line robotic machinery provide adaptability and flexibility needed more than ever in this dynamic business environment. A unique and unmade anniversary product line is offered: “Everything YOU can IMAGINE is REAL” in this new concept. Let’s Sign the Future TOGETHER For Our Next GENERATIONS.
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SHARABATI DENIM
Sharabati Denim’s novelties consists of three themes:
Refined Edit – the Clean look denim is back with fabrics that couldn’t be more different, because with a minimum wash the process is so much shorter and gentler, delivering a collection of smarter-looking denims.
Oversize Me is all about texaggerated relaxation. The magic lies in creating fabrics that will lie perfectly on the body when used in these oversized garment designs.
Past Perfect is an authentic vintage look inspired by the 80’s and 90’s. When you wash it down, it takes on an authentic denim look.



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ROYO S-TUDIO
ROYO S-TUDIO was born from the need to cover another niche and thus create a new family of exclusive fashion fabrics for the day-to-day. A premium line full of strength and with high doses of feminity and masculinity. ROYO S-TUDIO follows new trends with a plus of sophistication, but without leaving aside our essence.

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What matters is how the textile responds: how it regulates volume, distributes pressure, and transitions from flat to three-dimensional states. Process transparency is embedded in the methodology itself.
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20. January 2026
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MATERIA FUTURA – SUSTAINABLE INNOVATIONS
18. January 2026
Materia Futura is not proposing a new bio-material category, nor a finished commercial textile. What distinguishes the project is its design-led investigation into the emotional and aesthetic dimensions of bio-based materials, an area often sidelined in sustainability discourse.
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17. January 2026
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16. January 2026
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.
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15. January 2026
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.
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4. September 2025
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