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Sustainable Innovations #3: +17,4% - Offcuts Collection

Making good use of leftovers from textile production – and using them to upgrade the same garments?
It’s possible: while working in the garment industry, product designer Seok Park saw the vast amounts of leftovers that are created. It inspired him to put them to good use. With his studio Popopo from Eindhoven, he launched the OFFCUTS project for this reason. In the OFFCUT collection, additional parts for garments are made from fabric scraps – fabric scraps that are left over from the production of exactly these garments and that offer added value when the garments are used. The goal is not only to reuse scraps, but also to add value to them to make another product and thus incorporate them into the garments produced.
Each work is named after the percentage that indicates the waste in the production of garment patterns.



Re-use, re-value, re-connect
“Through the project, I would like to point out the potential materiality of these leftovers by discovering their own unique story as a general material beyond industrial by-products or reusable waste.”
– Seok Park




17.4: This is the percentage of excess cut produced in the production of chore jackets, the classic workwear item. The functional value is now obsolete – so the project uses +17.4% leftover pieces from 60 Chore Jackets to produce a collection of practical accessories. These accessories offer additional benefits for specific conditions such as weather conditions of the different seasons and more.
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Find more infos about SUSTAINABLE INNOVATIONS in the interview with Simon Angel, curator of the Sustainable Innovations forum, the project #1 ‘Biotic’ and the project #2 ‘Offcuts’:
Interview about Pre-Creation, -Action and -Connection in our industry >>
Sustainable Innovations SS23 #1: Bacteria to wear by Lionne van Deursen >>
Sustainable Innovations SS23 #2: Flower Matter by Irene Purasachit >>
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ReSOURCE Fabrics: Ever heard of the Bemberg Fibre or Amni Soul Eco®?
ReSOURCE is the sourcing platform for environmentally friendly and responsibly produced textiles, clothing and accessories. Search, discover and connect – all in one place. Source sustainable materials online at any time on www.resource-textiles.com
This season, we received more than 180 ReSOURCE materials – together with the samples for the Autumn.Winter 22/23 season, more than 560 innovative fabrics & additionals from 87 manufacturers are presented in our Brand & Material Search.
We have already introduced you to 5 ReSOURCE Fabrics manufacturers in this Blog article. Here are the next 5 most future-oriented manufacturers with their sustainable developments for Spring.Summer 23:
- Arula GmbH
- Bloomati by Carvema Têxtil
- Ifansi Doumas Bros SA
- Takisada – Nagoya Co., Ltd.
- TMG Textiles
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Arula GmbH

Arula is always on the lookout for something new. Together with international customers, the Austrian company develops forward-looking and customised textile solutions – Made in Austria. The specialist for high-quality knitted fabrics made of natural fibres and cellulosic man-made fibres focuses on sustainability in all areas of fully integrated production and contract processing.
“Out of consideration for our nature: we are aware that our economic goals can only be achieved in the long term if we treat our environment with care.”
– Arula GmbH
<< Cotton-Jersey
- Categories: GOTS, Organic/Natural
- Composition: 100% kbA Cotton
- Weight: 150 g/sqm
- Applications: Jersey Fabrics
- Certifications: GOTS, STANDARD 100 by Oeko-Tex®, STeP by Oeko-Tex
- Categories: Biodegradable, Innovative Alternatives, Organic/Natural
- Composition: 55% kbA Cotton, 45% Polyamide
- Weight: 150 g/sqm
- Applications: Jersey Fabrics
- Certifications: STANDARD 100 by Oeko-Tex®, STeP by Oeko-Tex
- Special Feature: Amni Soul Eco® is the first biodegradable yarn from Polyamide 6.6 worldwide
- Categories: Biodegradable, Innovative Alternatives, Organic/Natural
- Composition: 55% kbA Cotton, 45% Polyamide
- Weight: 150 g/sqm
- Applications: Jersey Fabrics
- Certifications: STANDARD 100 by Oeko-Tex®, STeP by Oeko-Tex
- Special Feature: Amni Soul Eco® is the first biodegradable yarn from Polyamid 6.6 worldwide
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Bloomati by Carvema Têxtil
Bloomati by Carvema Têxtil has been pursuing an ecological approach from the very beginning with the aim of reducing the environmental impact of its textile processes. The Portuguese company therefore offers a wide range of sustainable options. Discover the wide selection of organic cotton, lyocell or modal in the form of jersey, rib, fleece or interlock, as well as knitted fabrics from recycled fibres, bamboo or hemp.
<<< Antibacterial, recycled Jersey fabric
- Categories: Recycled
- Composition: 89% rec Polyester, 11% Elastane
- Weight: 190 g/sqm
- Applications: Apparel, Jersey Fabrics
- Special Feature: Antibacterial finishing
- Certifications: GRS, STANDARD 100 by Oeko-Tex®
- Categories: Regenerated Cellulosics
- Composition: 95% Modal, 5% Elastane
- Weight: 450 g/sqm
- Applications: Apparel, Jersey Fabrics, Regenerative Textiles
- Special Feature: Cellulose-based man-made fibre; the fabric finish increases the elasticity of the fabric by 20%.
- Certifications: STANDARD 100 by Oeko-Tex®
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Ifansi Doumas Bros SA

- Categories: Organic/Natural
- Composition: 100% kbA Cotton
- Weight: 150 g/sqm
- Applications: Apparel, Cotton Fabrics, Jersey Fabrics

- Categories: Organic/Natural, Regenerated Cellulosics
- Composition: 50% Modal, 50% kbA Cotton
- Weight: 135 g/sqm
- Applications: Apparel, Cotton Fabrics, Jersey Fabrics
- Certifications: OCS BLENDED

- Categories: Organic/Natural, Regenerated Cellulosics
- Composition: 47,5% kbA Cotton, 47,5% Modal, 5% Elastane
- Weight: 230 g
- Applications: Apparel, Cotton Fabrics, Jersey Fabrics
- Special Feature: Organic Rib 2*2
- Certifications: OCS BLENDED

Ifansi was founded by Pantelis Doumas in 1967 as a small family business. The Greek business’ focus is on innovating with new production techniques to expand the range of fabrics and dyes to meet the industry needs. A fashionable color range meets natural fibers.
<< Rib 2*2
- Categories: Organic/Natural
- Composition: 95% kbA Cotton, 5% Elastane
- Weight: 220 g/sqm
- Applications: Apparel, Cotton Fabrics, Jersey Fabrics

- Categories: Organic/Natural
- Composition: 100% kbA Cotton
- Weight: 120 g/sqm
- Applications: Apparel, Cotton Fabrics, Jersey Fabrics

- Categories: Organic/Natural, Regenerated Cellulosics
- Composition: 65% kbA Cotton, 35% Modal
- Weight: 240 g/sqm
- Applications: Apparel, Jersey Fabrics
- Certifications: OCS BLENDED

- Categories: Organic/Natural, Regenerated Cellulosics
- Composition: 70% kbA Cotton, 30% Modal
- Weight: 210 g/sqm
- Applications: Cotton Fabrics, Jersey Fabrics, Modal
- Certifications: OCS BLENDED
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Takisada - Nagoya Co., Ltd.
TAKISADA-NAGOYA has the planning capabilities to express the global fashion of tomorrow. These consist of realising seasonal products and having the production capacity to deliver products to shops on time based on consistent quality and delivery date management. However, the value offered does not end there. The business spirit is demonstrated in reducing risks for customers at every step from production to distribution.
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TMG Textiles
<<< Pure white Lyocell
- Categories: Regenerated Cellulosics
- Composition: 100% Lyocell
- Weight: 120 g/sqm
- Applications: Apparel, Regenerative Textiles
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Sustainable Innovations #2: Flower Matter


Whether for the home, in a restaurant or as a gift for loved ones – beautiful bouquets of flowers bring joy in many situations in life. The problem: flowers planted for commercial sale have a very limited lifespan. Once they are in the vase, they wilt after a few days and are thrown away – about 40 percent of the flowers are never sold, so florists have to dispose of them themselves. Irene Purasachit, a designer living in Finland, gives these flowers a second life – driven by the vast amounts of flower waste that are produced daily at the markets in her home country of Thailand.
She recycles them into fabric and paper, from which she makes sustainable bags, purses or flower paper. This not only creates new, biodegradable and plastic-free products – it also saves tons of waste.



For her Flower Matter project, she creates, among other things, “Flower Paper”, a paper made of 100 percent flower stems and leaves. Unique one-offs: the paper varies in colour and structure – depending on the type of flower used. With her “Flaux” material – the word stands for Flower and Flexible Sheet – she creates an all-natural, leather-like fabric that is then made into purses and bags for her collection.
For Flaux, she mainly uses roses and carnations. The colour palette: natural, classic reds, soft pinks, bold orange and soft yellows – there’s something for everyone.




“Even though I am still in a considerably early stage of the materials’ development, I have been facing many dilemmas on what really is sustainable throughout my journey of Flower Matter. For example, how can I create a completely natural, biodegradable material from flower waste that can live up to the market’s high expectations on its properties (extremely durable, waterproof, etc)? Ultimately, I learned that it is extremely hard to maintain all expectations. Aside from my intention to continue developing my flower materials as ecologically as possible, I also want to challenge the market’s perceptions toward innovative materials. I do think that in order to move forward to a more sustainable world, we must learn to use and to work with new materials in a different way than the highly industrialised processes we are used to now.”
– Irene Purasachit



Please find more infos about SUSTAINABLE INNOVATIONS in our newest interview with Simon Angel, Curator of the Sustainable Innovations Forum, and in the article about the project #1 ‘Biotic’:
Interview about Pre-Creation, -Action and -Connection in the fashion industry >>
Sustainable Innovations SS23 #1: Bacteria to wear by Lionne van Deursen >>
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Holistic sustainability? Thanks to these ReSOURCE Additionals
ReSOURCE is the sourcing platform for environmentally friendly and responsibly produced textiles, clothing and accessories. Search, discover and connect – all in one place. Source sustainable materials online anytime www.resource-textiles.com
Over 180 ReSOURCE materials have reached us this season – together with the samples from the Autumn.Winter 22/23 season, more than 560 innovative fabrics & additionals from 87 companies are now being presented to you in our manufacturer and material search.
Holistic sustainability does not end with the selection of the textiles – the trims and accessories are crucial! We present the first Spring.Summer 23 developments of our ReSOURCE Additionals exhibitors
- A-TEX Germany GmbH
- Gunold GmbH
- Knopf Schäfer GmbH
- Unizip SRL
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A-TEX Germany GmbH

“SWAY” towards Sustainability – A-Tex’ latest collection is a pledge to conscious solutions for fashion brands. To facilitate recycling, the company which is part of Trimco Group has focused on single-material choices rather than material blends, multiple-use innovative packaging and minimisation of material waste. Split into Contemporary, Sport, Formal and Denim, the “SWAY” collection merges bold colours and fonts with cutting-edge materials, high design impact and low carbon footprint.
The latest ReSource materials from A-TEX, for example, rely on recycled materials, leather alternatives made from apple waste or natural materials such as sugar cane, bamboo or cork.
<< PACKAGING BOX MADE OF SUGAR CANE
- Categories: Organic/Natural
- Composition: 100% Sugar Cane, biobased source
- Usage: Packaging
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Gunold GmbH
With the new organic cotton thread COTTY BIO, Gunold offers the industry a more comprehensive sustainability, even for embroidery and effect threads. The COTTY BIO consists of high-quality Egyptian cotton and is GOTS certified cultivated, twisted and dyed as well as certified with Oeko-Tex Standard 100. Extensive testing guarantees that COTTY BIO has the same excellent runnability as conventional COTTY. COTTY BIO is currently offered as COTTY BIO 30 in 10 modern colors and in the thickness Nm 50/2; dtex 200*2.

- Name: Gunold SULKY
- Categories: Biodegradable, Regenerated Celulosics
- Composition: 100% Viscose
- Certifications: FSC, STANDARD 100 by Oeko-Tex®

- Name: Gunold COTTY BIO
- Categories: Biodegradable, GOTS, Organic/Natural
- Composition: 100% kbA Cotton
- Certifications: GOTS, STANDARD 100 by Oeko-Tex®
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Knopf Schäfer GmbH

Knopf Schäfer explored three summer themes: Hybrid Smartness – Tailoring remains top but casual and smart. Adventure Resort – Sporty aesthetics play with artisanal details. Active Performance – Functionality meets urban lifestyle. Matching buttons and accessories have been developed for all themes, with special highlights in shape, colour and finish. According to the importance of sustainability, the button expert is showing a comprehensive real corozo collection.
<< COROZZO BUTTONS
- Categories: GOTS, Organic/Natural
- Composition: 100% Corozzo: Renewable resource, Ivory by nature, grain reveals through dyeing
- Certifications: GOTS, STANDARD 100 by Oeko-Tex®
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Unizip SRL
Unizip’s new collection shows the creative process from a sustainable perspective while keeping the connection up-to-date with new summer trends for Spring.Summer 23. The zipper specialist aim is to create recycled zippers but also standard ones, playing with colors and new shapes. The offer ranges from basic zippers to new ideas which allow all customers to make their own customization. Innovation is the key.
<< RECYCLED ZIPPERS
- Categories: Recycled
- Composition: 6% Cupro, 28% rec Polyester, 23% Metal
- Certifications: GRS
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Bacteria to wear

Take yeast, bacteria and sweetened green tea – this mix becomes a biodegradable, resistant and highly flexible material after a fermentation process. How it works? Microbes spin nano fibres of bacterial cellulose onto a surface. Once this layer dries, it becomes a solid material with properties very similar to leather. The thickness of the fabric can be easily adjusted during the growth process: Depending on the duration of the growth, it either becomes more unstable and thinner or firmer and thicker. Depending on the thickness, different nuances and different translucencies are created in the material. With these material properties, there are various design possibilities: For example, when wet, a texture can be applied that remains visible even when completely dry. The colour of the fabric can also be easily changed due to its high absorption capacity. Trial and error therefore pays off. Experiments with plant dyes and dyes from fruit waste have resulted in a fabric collection with bright colours, different light transmission and varied patterns.



Living organisms that produce environmentally friendly materials – this stands for the “Biotic” project of the Lionne van Deursen studio from Uden in the Netherlands dedicated to material research and product design, which was launched in 2019. Through various experiments, the team generates insights into the incredible variety of new and bio-based materials. The advantages speak for themselves: only local resources are required for the production of the material and only plant-based means are used for dyeing. This results not only in sustainable materials, but above all in a sustainable production process.

“The goal of the project is to develop sustainable products with materials that are not harmful for the environment. The project shows the possibilities of a biologically grown material. The material created by living microorganisms is biodegradable and strong while remaining a high flexibility.”
– Lionne van Deursen

Please find more info about SUSTAINABLE INNOVATIONS in this interview with Simon Angel, curator of the Sustainable Innovations Forum:
Interview about Pre-Creation, -Action and -Connection in our industry >>
Searching for the most sustainable Fabrics of the season?
ReSOURCE is the sourcing platform for environmentally friendly and responsibly produced textiles, clothing and accessories. Search, discover and connect – all in one place. Source sustainable materials online anytime www.resource-textiles.com
More than 180 ReSOURCE materials have reached us this season – together with the samples from the Autumn.Winter 22/23 season, more than 560 innovative fabrics & additionals from 87 companies are now being presented to you in our manufacturer and material search.
Sustainable textiles are always nude, plain and boring?
Not with these Spring.Summer 23 developments from our ReSOURCE exhibitors
- Alarga Textile
- Elissa Stampa
- Sundag Heinrich
- Tejidos Royo
- Zeynar
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Alarga Textile

- Categories: GOTS, Organic/Natural
- Composition: 100% kbT Wool
- Weigth: 340 g/sqm
- Uses: Apparel, Fleece, Wool fabrics
Alarga Textile offers a large selection of different materials in a wide variety of colors and prints with a special focus on GOTS certification as well as on wool from controlled organic animal husbandry (kbT) and cotton from controlled organic cultivation (kbA).

- Categories: GOTS, Organic/Natural
- Composition: 100% kbT Wool
- Weigth: 220 g/sqm
- Uses: Apparel, Fleece, Wool fabrics

- Categories: GOTS, Organic/Natural
- Composition: 70% kbT Wool, 30% Silk
- Weigth: 180 g/sqm
- Uses: Apparel, Silk fabrics, Wool fabrics

- Categories: GOTS, Organic/Natural
- Composition: 70% kbT Wool, 30% Silk
- Weigth: 180 g/sqm
- Uses: Apparel, Silk fabrics, Wool fabrics

- Categories: GOTS, Organic/Natural
- Composition: 100% kbA Cotton
- Weigth: 250 g/sqm
- Uses: Apparel, Cotton fabrics, Jacquard

- Categories: GOTS, Organic/Natural
- Composition: 100% kbT Wool
- Weigth: 200 g/sqm
- Uses: Apparel

- Categories: GOTS, Organic/Natural
- Composition: 70% kbT Wool, 30% Silk
- Weigth: 180 g/sqm
- Uses: Apparel, Jersey fabrics, Wool fabrics

- Categories: GOTS, Organic/Natural
- Composition: 100% kbA Cotton
- Weigth: 380 g/sqm
- Uses: Apparel, Cotton, Plush & Teddy

- Categories: GOTS, Organic/Natural
- Composition: 100% kbA Cotton
- Weigth: 380 g/sqm
- Uses: Apparel, Cotton fabrics, Plush & Teddy

- Categories: GOTS, Regenerated Celulosics
- Composition: 70% kbT Wool, 30% Tencel®
- Weigth: 220 g/sqm
- Uses: Apparel, Regenerative Textiles, Wool fabrics

- Categories: GOTS, Regenerated Celulosics
- Composition: 70% kbT Wool, 30% Tencel®
- Weigth: 200 g/sqm
- Uses: Apparel, Jersey fabrics, Regenerative Textiles, Wool fabrics

- Categories: GOTS, Organic/Natural
- Composition: 70% kbT Wool, 30% Silk
- Weigth: 180 g/sqm
- Uses: Apparel, Silk fabrics, Wool fabrics

- Categories: GOTS, Organic/Natural
- Composition: 95% kbA Cotton, 5% Elastan
- Weigth: 200 g/sqm
- Speciality: Digital Druck
- Uses: Apparel, Cotton fabrics, Jersey fabrics

- Categories: GOTS, Organic/Natural
- Composition: 100% kbT Wolle
- Weigth: 220 g/sqm
- Uses: Apparel, Wool fabrics

- Categories: GOTS, Organic/Natural
- Composition: 100% kbT Wolle
- Weigth: 220 g/sqm
- Uses: Apparel, Jacquard, Wool fabrics
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Elissa Stampa
Turkish company Elissa Stampa bets on natural or recycled fabrics as well as regenerated textiles made of a cellulose based fibre produced in a closed cycle (at least 95%).
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Sundag Heinrich
SUNDAGTEX by Heinrich Sundag stands for fashionable knitted fabrics in the field of natural textiles for 20 years already – qualities made of linen, hemp and kapok as well as blends of cotton with linen, hemp or nettle determine the collection.
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Tejidos Royo
Spanish company Tejidos Royo is an expert in Spinning, Indigo Dyeing, Weaving, Piece dyeing & Special finishes. Their entire denim collection is dyed with DRYINDIGO and DRYBLACK. This means: ZERO WATER, reduction of chemical and engery usage.
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Zeynar Mensucat
Zeynar Mensucat convinces with an annual production capacity of 4,680,000 kg (20% digital printing, 50% printing, 30% dyeing/washing). The lively and dynamic collection follows the philosophy of respect for nature using eco-friendly technologies.
- Categories: Regenerated Celulosics
- Composition: 5% Polyester, 90% Tencel®, 5% Elastan
- Weigth: 340 g/sqm
- Uses: Apparel, Jersey fabrics, Lenzing™ Technology
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KEYHOUSE's CLO Virtual Fashion stands for future vision and collaborative collection development
No MUNICH FABRIC START without our Innovation Hub KEYHOUSE! Although our shows unfortunately could not take place physically at the end of January, we would like to give our long term partners and exhibitors the chance to present their developments for Spring.Summer 23 online.
As a digital specialist from Munich, CLO Virtual Fashion stands for future vision and collaborative design development.




CLO Virtual Fashion is leading the market by digitally merging, consolidating, and converging all components related to digital garments. From 3D garment design software, digital asset management and collaborative design development platform, to consumer facing services such as virtual fitting on e-commerce, all of CLO’s products and services provide users the most efficient product development experience within the garment industry.





“Step beyond design.
Streamline your design development process with the power of true-to-life 3D garment simulation.
Show your creativity with CLO Virtual Fashion.”



More information about CLO’s futuristic 3D Design Process can be found in this blog article:
Release of the new CLO version 6.0 >>
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Experience further innovations and forward-looking developments at the first independent BLUEZONE X KEYHOUSE Show from 3 – 4 May 2022.

This season's sustainable buttons, zippers & Co. are colourful & trendy
Although MUNICH FABRIC START and BLUEZONE couldn’t be realised physically in the end of January, we want to give our beloved exhibitors and long-term partners the chance to present their collections for Spring.Summer 23 online. We are presenting the most inspiring developments, prints and innovations in all our areas: FABRICS, ADDITIONALS, BLUEZONE, DESIGN STUDIOS, SOURCING & KEYHOUSE.
For the Spring.Summer 23 season the idea of colourful & trendy is standing out the most when it comes to trims, buttons, ribbons and labels. Unexpected and unique colour combinations and dazzling sparkles are what adds Spring.Summer 23 collections a contemporary style on top of the eco-friendly approach.
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DEVETEX

For the upcoming Spring.Summer 23 season, DEVETEX is focusing on natural, light & stretchy materials. In light of the current economic challenges, DEVETEX wants to support its customers not only with the creative input in terms of materials, colours and designs but also with improved service. Which is why many materials are available in the NOS program, from stock or with small MOQs.



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Frameless Asia Pacific Limited



Spring.Summer 23 focuses on strong visual branding through the use of tactile surface textures and characterised by unexpected color combinations. Multifunctional accessories balance versatility with simplicity while sculptural shapes are bold yet minimalistic. Frameless Asia Pacific’s aim is to produce as sustainably as possible, recycling materials where possible and promoting the 3D visualisation capabilities on the Frameless Trim app to save unnecessary sampling.



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TEXCART

The Spring.Summer 23 collection of Texcart gives you renewed joy: brightness, brilliance, dazzling sparkle. Light becomes tangible, transforming itself into matter through oleographic and reflective surfaces. Silhouettes have a relaxed vibe, the shapes interact with colors embracing them in regular designs, suitable for each garment.
TEXCART offers an eco-responsible collection too, made with certified eco-sustainable materials and techniques.






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TEXTRA

“Our values of innovation, diversity, knowledge and focus on solutions are always at the core of everything we do! Also when it comes to new materials and less wasteful and damaging processes.”
For the Spring.Summer 23 collection, Textra developed 4 new themes in which the company blends the 40 years of experience with new thoughts, innovation and sustainability.

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Vostex


Vostex loves to experiment with new, vibrant colors for their design concepts. The key is not to be afraid of using new color mixes & find a special way to create an interesting piece. Vostex’ unique palette is ideal for branding inspiration and design: Bold combinations infusing personality into collections that ooze contemporary style!

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VIEW Premium Selection cancelled
Just before reaching the goal to realise a fully booked trade show at pre-pandemic level in just a few days, it is unimaginably difficult for us to write the following lines right now:
The political regulations in Bavaria of 19/11/2021 and the associated, strongly limiting conditions for events starting from an incidence of 1000 have far-reaching consequences for the VIEW Premium Selection. Due to the currently strong increase in the infection rates in Munich, the Preview Textile Show planned for 30/11 – 01/12/2021 must now be canceled as a precaution.

All organisers have to continuously monitor the situation and evaluate realistically: the new measures are expected to come into force in Munich in the coming days. We therefore feel our responsibility to offer all those involved a planning security at the earliest possible time.
Our special thanks go to the 300 suppliers for their great trust, support and loyalty, because a fully booked VIEW and a currently extremely well booked MUNICH FABRIC START and BLUEZONE are an outstanding sign in the current exceptional situation.
“Up to the last moment, we tried to make everything possible and believed in being able to set a positive example again with the realisation of the VIEW Premium Selection. We have fulfilled the requirements, adapted our hygiene concept several times to the dynamically changing measures and took the necessary precautions for a safe event. In short, we were ready for the final countdown – ready to welcome the textile industry back to Munich! Especially because of the great support from the industry and the high demand for VIEW, we now deeply regret the circumstances and the short-term cancellation, but the health and safety of all show participants always comes first.”
Sebastian Klinder, Managing Director Munich Fabric Start



Now we are fully focused on realising MUNICH FABRIC START Spring.Summer 23 from 25/01 – 27/01/2022 and BLUEZONE from 25/01 – 26/01/2022 as Covid-19 compliant physical trade shows in Munich.
MUNICH FABRIC START
25/01 – 27/01/2022
MOC Munich
BLUEZONE
25/01 – 26/01/2021
Zenith Area Munich
Upcoming FABRIC DAYS is No Longer Possible
With the goal to realise a physical event for the fashion industry also in the Spring.Summer 22 season, our team has worked continuously to organise the second edition of FABRIC DAYS. We wanted to repeat what was proven in September 2020 with the sales focused, condensed business format: that efficient work is possible under the changed conditions thanks to strict hygiene and safety measures.



However, FABRIC DAYS planned for the beginning of March, does not follow after the summer months with lower infection numbers as the September edition had, but instead follows the winter months with persistently high infection numbers. Within the last weeks, the infection numbers in Germany and in Europe have unfortunately not definitively changed, which is why the German Government has prolonged and even intensified the current lockdown until at least January 31st 2021.
There are only 7 weeks until the beginning of March – unfortunately there is still no sign that the necessary decrease in infection rates will occur during this short period of time. Therefore, we currently have to assume that there will be no political basis on which trade fairs will be approved in Germany by then. In addition, travel restrictions are still in effect and the health and security of all visitors, exhibitors and service providers is as always of the highest priority.



With the current level of knowledge as well as the experiences from the past months, which serve as the basis for a realistic assessment of further developments in the coming weeks, FABRIC DAYS at the beginning of March is unfortunately no longer justifiable. We feel therefore compelled to cancel FABRIC DAYS from 2 – 4 March 2021.

“This decision is one of our hardest since the beginning of the pandemic, if not since we started organising trade shows for the fashion and textile industry. To this day we believed that by joining forces we would be able to repeat our success from September. Especially thanks to the numerous exhibitor registrations and the great trust and support from the industry. Unfortunately, the situation is different in the current winter months and has made planning an event impossible.”
Sebastian Klinder, Managing Director Munich Fabric Start
In the coming weeks, we will, true to the motto of the Spring.Summer 22 season “WE ARE ALL IN”, concentrate on providing our long-term exhibitors and visitors with a new basis of information and inspiration and examine the options for the next trade fair.














































































