Fabric Trends
SPRING.SUMMER 26 FABRIC HIGHLIGHTS & MATERIAL NOVELTIES – PART V
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:
WE SHOW TEXTILE
Founded in 2006 in Guangzhou, China, We Show Textile specializes in embroidery innovation by blending traditional hand-embroidery techniques with modern smart embroidery technology. Using high-quality threads and fabrics, they create unique, high-end embroidered products rich in cultural and artistic value.
Why Choose Them? A Perfect Blend of Tradition, Innovation, and Personalization
When it comes to embroidery, this company stands out for its exceptional combination of expertise, cutting-edge technology, and a deep commitment to sustainability and creativity. Here’s what sets them apart:
Expertise in Hand-Embroidery
At the heart of their work lies a passion for preserving the rich heritage of traditional embroidery techniques while giving them a modern twist. Their dedicated team of artisans crafts artistic, detailed, and culturally inspired designs that elevate each piece into a work of art.
Advanced Smart Embroidery Technology
Blending tradition with innovation, the company uses state-of-the-art embroidery technology to offer a wide array of techniques, including flat, 3D, sequin, and bead embroidery. This advanced, automated process ensures high efficiency and consistent quality, while also prioritizing environmentally friendly methods and sustainable materials.
Custom Pattern Design
Catering to diverse client needs, they specialize in creating original designs that reflect market trends and individual preferences. Their use of digital technology guarantees precision, vibrant colors, and flawless results. By combining traditional craftsmanship with modern aesthetics, they produce unique, meaningful designs that resonate with today’s audience. This unique mix of artistry, innovation, and customer-centric design makes them the ideal partner for anyone seeking exceptional embroidery solutions.
Materials and Sustainability
They use premium threads (silk, gold, eco-friendly polyester) and diverse fabrics (natural and high-tech), all meeting international quality and environmental standards.
Their philosophy,“Drawing art with threads, conveying emotions through embroidery,” ensures every product is not just visually stunning but also deeply meaningful.
China – H3 | E 19
“Our philosophy,’Drawing art with threads, conveying emotions through embroidery’ ensures every product is not just visually stunning but also deeply meaningful.”
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MUNICH FABRIC START – January 26 closing report
A solid trade show. An optimistic mindset. That sums up the outcome of MUNICH FABRIC START. After three days, the Munich textile fair came to an end yesterday, Thursday, with the integrated show-in-shows BLUEZONE, KEYHOUSE and THE SOURCE. MUNICH FABRIC START concluded with a stable visitor frequency compared to the previous event.
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SPRING.SUMMER 26 FABRIC HIGHLIGHTS & MATERIAL NOVELTIES – PART IV
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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SPRING.SUMMER 26 FABRIC HIGHLIGHTS & MATERIAL NOVELTIES – PART III
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:
DUTEL CRÉATION
The new jacquard collection of DUTEL for the Spring/Summer 2026 season is built around four main themes:
COQUETTE is a very feminine, almost “girly” theme featuring classic motifs of small flowers, lace and toile de Jouy, all revisited in a brighter, more saturated version. Fluid fabrics inspired by lingerie and flat or stretch cottons for comfort, sometimes with lurex.
OXYGENE is an all-purpose theme: a fusion between the great outdoors and the urban side, for robust fabrics that give pride of place to Jeans. The colors are natural and inspired by plants. A capsule is developed in this theme with more technical, airy fabrics composed of iridescent yarns.
TWIST is a very colorful theme, with a particular emphasis on colored lurex. Designs alternate between graphic motifs and naive flowers, often in two colors. Fabrics are fairly dense and matte, enriched with stretch for comfort.
GOA is a midsummer theme with flowing fabrics. Designs combine large flowers in intense colors with more ethnic or rustic jacket fabrics. Colorful lurex adds a touch of refinement and sophistication. In addition to these trendy themes, they also offer timeless items such as animal skins, geometric patterns, cocktail wear and tweeds.
France – A4 | 20
PONTETORTO
The quite place
Pontetorto presents the Spring Summer 2026 collection. A place that transcends conventions to accommodate a new concept of confidentiality. Here everything is harmonious and assonant, diversities become fluid, opposites intertwine. The Quiet Place is the textile representation of an inclusive embrace where experiences, sharing and new stylistic explorations coexist.
At the centre is Pontetorto’s typical savoir faire, natural, virgin or recycled fibres. It is a collection of yarn-dyed and piece-dyed plain effects.
The colours are delicate but never predictable. White, sand, blue and black are accompanied by a family of soothing pastels. From icicles to colour blocks, which are more decisive and daring. The overview of the collection ranges from the most delicate proposals where colours blend to the play of sharp contrasts expertly designed to light up surfaces.
Jersey :
Important and three-dimensional structures for outerwear, with textures that are renewed thanks to fancy yarns and à jour aspects. Remarkable work is done with cotton sweatshirts for linen and viscose jackets with an extraordinary compactness and sumptuous hand. Yarn-dyed jacquards are designed for a tailoring approach enhanced by shiny or lurex threads.
Woven:
Plays of macro-structures with large fancy yarns for plain and faux plain effects. Fuzzy jacquards mixed with viscose and linen in combination with fancy yarns for tailored use. Compact but light-weight solids for tailoring embellished with glossy finishes or a glossy finish obtained from bright viscose. Wrinkled aspects obtained with stainless steel yarns and natural aspects obtained with Lyocell by special processing.
Italy – S1 | C 112
VERHEES TEXTILES
Setting the Tone in Textiles: Discover Verhees Textiles’ Latest Collection
At Verhees Textiles, they are thrilled to unveil our latest collection, a range that perfectly balances creativity, versatility, and sustainability. As a leader in the textile industry, they take pride in developing fabrics that inspire unique designs while staying committed to responsible innovation. This new collection reflects their passion for quality and bold design, offering endless opportunities for creators to express their vision.
The collection is a true celebration of versatility. It includes a broad selection of premium-quality basics made from certified sustainable fabrics, carefully designed to provide a solid foundation for any project. These essentials are ideal for crafting timeless wardrobe staples or exploring new creative possibilities. Alongside these basics, the collection features vibrant and bold prints that immediately catch the eye, making them perfect for anyone looking to make a statement. Whether your vision involves contemporary patterns, striking colours, or a blend of both, their collection is designed to inspire creativity and ensure your work stands out.
In addition to sustainability, boldness is a defining characteristic of their new collection. Fabrics with striking prints and daring colours are a signature feature, offering creators the tools to craft designs that leave a lasting impression. Bold designs do more than attract attention—they tell stories, evoke emotions, and help wearers and creators alike express their identity. Whether you’re designing fashion pieces, accessories, or even home décor, their collection enables you to bring your ideas to life in powerful and memorable ways.
As a forward-thinking company, Verhees Textiles is committed to staying ahead of trends and driving innovation in the textile industry. Their team continuously researches new materials, techniques, and designs to ensure we not only meet but exceed the expectations of our clients. This dedication to innovation ensures that each collection is fresh, inspiring, and aligned with market demands.
Choosing Verhees Textiles means partnering with a team that values creativity, sustainability, and quality in equal measure. With years of expertise, a client-focused approach, and a passion for exceptional design, they are here to support you in achieving your creative goals. Whether you’re envisioning minimalist garments or bold, attention-grabbing pieces, their collection provides the foundation for extraordinary results.
We invite you to explore their latest range and discover how Verhees Textiles can elevate your projects. Together, let’s create something extraordinary—one fabric, one design, and one bold statement at a time.
Discover Verhees Textiles: redefining the fabric market with sustainable innovation and inspired design.
Netherlands – Hall 4 | A 02
UNI TEXTILE
In order to meet diversifying needs, Uni Textiles’ lineup includes approximately 35,000 types of fabric. The company stocks approximately 600 types of “PFD/PFP” fabrics that can be immediately shipped for processing. Uni Textiles has absolute confidence and pride in the abundance and quality of its products.
All of the company’s textiles are made in Japan. They are produced at its own factories and at partner factories located across the country, primarily in Hokuriku, a key production area for synthetic fibers. Additionally, to expand production capacity and reduce costs, the company collaborates with partner factories. Uni Textiles also actively invests in equipment, having introduced looms and dyeing machines to date. Strong partnerships with domestic production areas form the foundation of Uni Textiles’ unique manufacturing approach.
The company has absolute confidence in the quality of its products. While preserving Japanese textiles, which are among the highest quality in the world, Uni Textiles conveys their charm both domestically and internationally.
The company has a proven track record of exporting to over 30 countries, and its fabrics are included in the lineups of many overseas maison brands. Furthermore, with its abundant inventory and fast logistics system, Uni Textiles is able to deliver the quantities customers need whenever they need them.
Japan – H3 | C 18
SERIDE
IS IT CAKE OR FAKE?
Flimsy, fleeting textures recall the delicate layers of mille-feuilles and Paris-Brests. Inspired by the window displays of Conditori La Glace, Denmark’s oldest confectionery, these temporary sculptures reflect the tension between capturing and releasing impermanence. Playful yet nostalgic, soft shades of light blue, pink, yellow and green immortalize fleeting beauty and past joys.
MAGIC IN THE AIR
Smelling like magic, with an oniric flavour, this palette blends bright orange and biscuit brown as a grounding base. Lively accents of green and yellow spark imagination. This palette feels both enchanting and vibrant.
ENDLESS SUMMER
A vibrant summer palette! Bright and pale orange and turquoise evoke warmth and freshness, while green energizes the hues. The lively interplay of colours feels youthful, modern, and slightly retro. Deep blue serves as a grounding accent, adding sophistication and enhancing intensity. Balancing these tones creates a shift between vivid, colourful moods and more subtle, vintage vibes.
Italy – A4 | 16
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SPRING.SUMMER 26 FABRIC HIGHLIGHTS & MATERIAL NOVELTIES – PART II
FABRIC HIGHLIGHTS & MATERIAL NOVELTIES FOR SPRING.SUMMER 26 – PART II
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CONFETTI TEXTILE
Confetti Fabrics is excited to unveil its new collection for the Spring/Summer season 26. This collection features a diverse range of printed and plain fabrics available in both wovens and jerseys, with a strong emphasis on sustainable options.
The beautiful and contemporary prints add a fresh and vibrant touch to any garment. These designs are ideal for creative projects and unique fashion creations.
Discover them at Munich Fabric Start in S1 | E 124A.
Türkiye – S1 | E 124A
PONGEES
Earthy and uplifting tones, plus texture, are hot for spring 2026, says silk specialists Pongees. For spring/summer 2026, silk specialists Pongees is tipping fabrics in colours that are uplifting, yet down to earth, soft, but also invigorating, to sit alongside those with texture to reflect a new confidence among designers.
To add to its sustainable credentials, Pongees is also launching its first collection of Wild Silks, alongside tulles with low or zero formaldehyde.
Sandwashed versions of Pongees popular double crepe and habotai, as well as a crinkle georgette, have been added to the collection to extend its textured fabrics, which also include faille, tasar, mikado, zibeline, mohair and crepes. An additional 10 colours have been added to the range of duchess satins to cover both on trend and classic shades.
As Pongees has stock of more than 1000 fabrics, it can also supply fabric – from 1 metre – for designers working on autumn/winter 2025/6 collections as well as those looking further ahead.
Pongees natural and dyed fabrics are also a top choice for designers looking to transform a plain silk with an additional technique, such as a print, pleating or embroidery. There are no extra charges on orders to the EU for customers who can provide a VAT/EORI number.
United Kingdom – Hall 4 | B 16
IOAKIMIDIS TEXTILES
Ioakimidis Textiles stays at the forefront of the latest trends, offering a curated selection of high-quality textiles that reflect an unwavering commitment to detail.
Their sur-mesure fabric collections are meticulously handpicked, with some available in over 150 shades. This season, the collection introduces abstract and paisley motifs, infusing depth and creativity into each fabric. These modern yet understated patterns transform traditional forms with versatile appeal, making them perfect for any space or style. Combining luxurious texture, comfort, and durability, each piece features the airy beauty of pure linen, adding a touch of light, effortless refinement to timeless designs.
Greece – Hall 4 | C 05
HÄNDEL + DILLER
Discover the Spring.Summer 26 Collection: Sustainability, innovation, and ultimate comfort – these are the values that define the new Spring.Summer 26 collection. As one of Germany’s leading manufacturers of wool fleece fabrics, Händel + Diller continues to set new standards in quality and responsibility. All their fabrics are 100% knitted in Germany, something they are especially proud of.
This season, they’re taking a significant step forward in sustainability: by introducing 100% recycled cotton, they’re expanding our range of eco-friendly materials. From lightweight elastic single jerseys, perfect for warm days, to their renowned GOTS-certified merino wool blends – every fabric is designed to combine versatility, performance, and environmental consciousness.
Discover their Spring.Summer 26 collection – a seamless fusion of innovation, sustainability, and style in every single fabric.
Germany – Hall 4 | G 12
SAPOR TEXTILE
The activity on the fabric market is becoming more and more demanding year by year, both in the fashion sector and in corporate clothing. The expectations of the customers are increasingly focused on innovation and new products.
This season we decided to focus very strongly on knitwear in over 20 colours and several structures in natural compositions 100% CO and 85% NYLON/15% EL.
The comfort of using this type of knitwear gives an excellent effect for the final recipient. It is a combination of comfort of everyday use and elegance. The knitwear is finished with LA plus Easy Care, as a result of which they gain additional utility value. In order to provide our customers with super service, we offered these innovative products in 20 colours and 3 structures.
All SAPOR TEXTILE customers emphasize that whoever has tried our knitwear does not want to wear anything else, which seems to be the best possible recommendation. The knitwear offered is available in our warehouse in central Poland in Rzgow near to Lodz, which guarantees excellent service throughout Europe within a few days from the date of order.
For more conservative customers, we have fabrics in TWILL, OXFORD and SATIN weaves with the most sophisticated finishes, which can be used both for companies from the fashion market or for contracts for corporate clothing. They have ECO-TEX certification for all their products.
Poland – Hall 4 | E 12
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SPRING.SUMMER 26 FABRIC HIGHLIGHTS & MATERIAL NOVELTIES - PART I
FABRIC HIGHLIGHTS & MATERIAL NOVELTIES FOR SPRING.SUMMER 26 - PART I
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POLYTEX STOFFEN
Discover the Latest Collection from Polytex Stoffen! Make this season unforgettable with their versatile fabric collection, full of color, creativity, and functionality! At Polytex Stoffen, you’ll find:
Unique In-House Designs: Their collection is packed with exclusive prints and patterns, including new 3D designs and two-tone styles, perfect for your most beautiful creations.
Updated Sport & Outdoor Collection: For active days, they’re introducing new qualities and yoga prints. Their breathable, durable, and stylish fabrics are designed to handle every challenge.
Always in Stock: Their Basic Fabrics: From bamboo to teddy – their high-quality basics are always available for your projects.
Fibre Mood: Get inspired by Fibre Mood and turn your creations into real showstoppers!
The Netherlands – Hall 4 | B 10
ENGIN DOKUMA TEKSTIL
At Engin Textile, they believe the future of fashion lies in harmony with nature. Inspired by the Spring/Summer 2026 (SS26) trends, they’ve crafted a collection that celebrates natural aesthetics and sustainable practices.
This season, they’ve integrated natural yarns like modal, viscose, and cotton while expanding the role of linen in our designs. Linen’s unique qualities – its breathability, durability, and timeless appeal – make it a standout fabric, perfectly suited for creating eco-conscious yet luxurious textiles.
Their commitment to sustainability extends beyond fabric choices. By prioritizing environmentally friendly practices in sourcing, production, and innovation, they’re weaving a future where fashion and responsibility coexist. They firmly believe that by choosing eco-conscious paths today, they pave the way for a brighter tomorrow.
The SS26 collection not only reflects the beauty of nature but also resonates with their mission to inspire change across the industry. Let’s create fabrics that tell a story of care, craftsmanship, and a commitment to our planet.
Stay tuned for the unveiling of their SS26 collection, where style meets sustainability. Together, let’s shape the future of fashion.
Türkiye – Hall 3 | F 11
BITZER + SINGLE
We’re in the mood for spring colours – Bitzer + Single is starting the spring/summer 2026 season with seamless products made from stretch modal/cashmere jersey.
In addition to fine Italian lace, their partner Iluna offers ready-made, seamless underwear collections. Fabrics with major content of recycled fibres and the ability for circularity take the main focus across the entire collection. Uni coloured jacquards and interesting structures support this.
Their partners in accessories and trims offer NFC technology, short delivery routes and clever digital solutions, as well as several items in C2C GOLD standard. They bring all these components together and act as a service provider and networker. We connect our regular and new customers out of design, consulting and production, thereby creating new links for a stable supply chain.
Germany – Hall 4 | G 03
GAMATEKS:
Leading the Way with Innovative Warp Knitting for Spring/Summer 2026
As the fashion world eagerly anticipates the Spring/Summer 2026 season, Gamateks Tekstil once again stands at the forefront of textile innovation. Their unwavering commitment to excellence and creativity has resulted in fabrics that grace the showcases of many leading global brands, adorned with the newest and most exclusive designs.
“At Gamateks, they specialize in the art of warp knitting – a technique that allows them to produce intricate patterns and unique textures. This method not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of their fabrics but also improves their durability and functionality. The importance of warp knitting in modern textile production cannot be overstated, and they are proud to be pioneers in this field.”
Embracing Sustainable Production in Türkiye
Environmental stewardship is a core value at Gamateks. They are deeply committed to eco-friendly production processes that minimize our carbon footprint and promote sustainability. Türkiye, with its rich textile heritage, serves as an ideal backdrop for our green initiatives. By utilizing renewable resources and implementing waste reduction strategies, they ensure that their operations are kind to the planet.
Moreover, they place the highest level of respect and value on our employees. Their workforce is the backbone of our success, and they are dedicated to providing a safe, supportive, and empowering work environment. This commitment to human dignity and fair labor practices sets us apart in the industry.
Capturing the Attention of Major Brands for Spring/Summer 2026
The exceptional quality of their fabrics has once again captured the attention of the world’s most prestigious brands. For the Spring/Summer 2026 season, designers are turning to Gamateks for materials that embody both innovation and elegance. Their textiles are not only among the best-selling fabrics but also serve as a source of inspiration for cutting-edge fashion trends.
They take great pride in seeing our creations featured prominently in high-end boutiques and fashion showcases around the globe. This renewed interest from major brands reaffirms their position as a leader in the textile industry and motivates us to continue pushing the boundaries of design and production.
“The exceptional quality of their fabrics has once again captured the attention of the world’s most prestigious brands. For the Spring/Summer 2026 season, designers can find materials that embody both innovation and elegance.”
Looking Ahead
As they move forward, Gamateks Tekstil remains dedicated to excellence, sustainability, and human-centric values. They are excited about the future and the role we will play in shaping the fashion landscape of the Spring/Summer 2026 season and beyond. Their journey is one of continuous innovation, and they invite you to join them as they weave the fabrics of tomorrow.
Türkiye – Hall 4 | F 10
DELFI
The Spring/Summer ‘26 collection offers a large quantity of synthetic fabrics focused on comfort qualities blended with natural fibers as well as fabrics suitable for apparel like trousers, outwear, jackets or swimwear. “The best made by our hands” highlights the importance of Delfi’s partners to create a high quality fabric giving the best service possible.
The growing importance of Eco-sustainability in the manufacturing field has led the company to use more recycled materials, renewable energy in addition to being GRS certificated. They are introducing more recycled Nylon and Polyester fabrics as well as brand new ecological fluorofree finishing process.
Italy – Hall 3 | C 08
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“BEL VESTIRE” dress well… Two words that inspired Canclini to create the Autumn.Winter 2025/26 collections of their brands, each one respecting its own original DNA. “Il Bel Vestire”: that’s the way they meant to express themselves about a new formal way, because men want to be well-dressed again. They want to feel elegant and refined, wearing quality clothes that give them a well-groomed appearance, which not only enhances their positive perception by others, but also their self-confidence and self-awareness.
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With their collections, Canclini wants to support precisely this type of man who loves the more formal part of their Grandi & Rubinelli range, with rigorous constructions in the richest blends such as Sea Island cotton and North Sea cashmere or Alasilk silk, but who also loves the innovation of new articles that he can find in Canclini1925: more particular and sometimes experimental or provocative fabrics, up to the most iconic ones such as Melton and its varieties. Skillfull their idea of using new blends such as Tencel or Micromodal to make the feel of the fabric even more fluid and distinctive.
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