Munich Fabric Start
AUTUMN.WINTER 26/27 FABRIC HIGHLIGHTS & MATERIAL NOVELTIES – PART VI
NEW FABRIC COLLECTION BY PONGEES - PART VI
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 Autumn.Winter 26/27 season, we present some new products and highlights from international producers in our FABRICS blog posts:
PONGEES – SILK WITH 5*-SERVICE
Pongees has been specialising in luxurious plain dyed mulberry silks for more than 90 years, working with mills around the world to deliver the best quality and price, with a 5* customer service, to all lovers of the Queen of Fabrics.
“Freedom and creativity are the basis for our fabric and colour choices for AW 26/27 as consumers move towards a more optimistic future and an individualistic approach to what they wear and for their interiors styling,” says Nick Moore, managing director, Pongees. “We expresses the new season’s trend in fabrics that flow and shades that are both natural and contrastingly bright and proud, all with a 1metre minimum.”
The neutrals, greys and earthy browns sit alongside yellow, paprika and red in silk qualities such as duchess and crepe backed satins, organzas, georgettes, tulles and twills. Pongees silks are an ideal base for printing, embroidery and pleating, which expands creative and innovative design options.
While silk is an inherently sustainable fibre, Pongees is seeing increased interest in its handwoven wild silks, produced from the cocoons of silkworms that are reared on protected bushes in the wild, feeding naturally on the leaves of indigenous trees. There are also tulles with zero, or reduced, levels of formaldehyde – a chemical widely-used in fabric dyeing and finishing processes.
Pongees mills have OEKO-TEX accreditation and utilise production from GOTS certified sources. “We have stock of all our fabrics at our UK headquarters and aim to process orders for meterage or samples the same day, for next day delivery. We provide swatches, first five free of charge, including delivery, as well as shade cards for all our fabrics,” adds Moore.
The origins of the present-day Pongees Ltd lie in Switzerland, a country that has historical connections with silk trading with China stretching back over many hundreds of years. In the mid 19th century Ostertag Hausamann Faes was established and quickly became a leading silk trader.
In 1931 a branch office was opened in London under the name Pongees Ltd – pongee being a generic term for a group of Chinese silks that were especially popular at that time.
The main business was selling greige fabric to the printing industry for silk ties and scarves. Over the years the range has been extended to offer plain dyed 100% silks and blends as well as some synthetic alternatives for designers in all sectors of the textile industry, including fashion, lingerie, bridal, interiors and theatre and film production. Pongees retains links with the original business through our chairman Christian Hausamann, a grandson of one of the founders.
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BEAUTÈ by Cadica – A Sensory Revolution in Garment Accessories
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Cadica’s Autumn.Winter 26/27 collection marks a turning point in the brand’s creative journey. With BEAUTÈ, Cadica launches a collection that doesn’t simply follow seasonal trends, but proposes a fresh paradigm: what if the smallest fashion components became the most expressive?
This question led Cadica to the world of beauty – not just as a theme, but as a language. The curves of fragrance bottles, the glow of transparent glass, the layered complexity of skin textures, the contrast between shine and matte, softness and structure—BEAUTÈ transforms these elements into tactile, visual and emotional accessories.
“BEAUTÈ isn’t just a name. It’s a design philosophy – one where beauty becomes the medium, not just the message. A vision in which every label, tag, or trim isn’t simply added to a garment – but belongs to the story it tells.”
At the heart of this collection is a sensory philosophy: design is not only seen, it is touched, felt, and experienced. The creative process began with materials. What could be done with silicone when treated like a beauty product? What if metallic yarns were crinkled to capture light like a shimmering eye shadow? Could plexiglas and aluminium be layered in a way that recalls the transparency and refraction of crystal vials?
The result is a range of garment accessories that invite interaction. These aren’t mere functional details – they are protagonists. From spray-coated finishes to iridescent overlays, from multi-level 3D printing to the incorporation of glass-like surfaces, each accessory is a conversation between technology and elegance.
BEAUTÈ is structured into Cadica’s four signature creative clusters, each reimagined through this sensory lens.
Exquisite embraces radiance, playing with transparency, sheen, and lightness. Labels and tags emerge with almost ethereal qualities – soft to the eye, delicate to the touch, but crafted with technical precision. Materials include translucent silicone, reflective films, and soft-touch coated papers. These pieces evoke the finesse of high-end skincare packaging, celebrating elegance in the smallest details.
Bridge continues to be the fusion point of function and design. Here, Cadica explores accessories that are highly practical yet refined in aesthetic. Thread stoppers become sculptural. Hangtags in anodised metal get the same design care as premium cosmetics. Bridge is about the accessory that performs, but also belongs on a beauty counter.
DNM Core is rooted in the authentic world of denim, but now layered with sensual textures and contrasts. Silicone patches echo the tactile sensation of creams and balms. Recycled yarns are treated with shimmer to catch the eye without overpowering. There’s a sense of modern nostalgia: raw edges meet glossy surfaces, tradition intersects with innovation.
Performance takes a bold leap, applying beauty’s obsession with surface perfection to technical materials. Labels for sportswear and activewear use layered compositions and innovative adhesives, designed to resist wear while maintaining elegance. The results feel luxurious but are built for endurance.
The BEAUTÈ collection also introduces a capsule of waistband labels, often overlooked but central to brand identity. These pieces are minimalist yet emotionally resonant. From brushed textures to metallic logo embossing, the waistband becomes a quiet emblem of brand storytelling.
What truly sets BEAUTÈ apart is the intentional imperfection. In a world that often seeks polish, this collection dares to highlight irregularity as beauty. Wrinkled textures, uneven coatings, shadowed transparency—all crafted to evoke the natural variations found in skin, light, and glass. The result is not artificial perfection, but crafted sincerity.
This philosophy aligns with Cadica’s ongoing commitment to innovation and sustainability. Many of the materials used in BEAUTÈ are sourced responsibly, with options for recyclability and reduced environmental impact. Processes such as waterless finishing, non-toxic pigments, and digital prototyping reflect Cadica’s drive toward a more sustainable future.
BEAUTÈ is also a call to designers– a proposal that garment accessories can be more than just final steps in production. They can be the beginning of a brand’s dialogue with its customer. They can evoke feeling, memory, luxury and functionality all at once.
Through this collection, Cadica confirms its role not only as a supplier, but as a partner in creative direction—supporting brands in expressing their identity at every touchpoint: visually, materially, and emotionally.
BEAUTÈ isn’t just a name. It’s a design philosophy—one where beauty becomes the medium, not just the message. A vision in which every label, tag, or trim isn’t simply added to a garment—but belongs to the story it tells.
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The Future Starts Now: Everyday Denim Redefined
Launching Autumn – Winter 2026/27 Season:
Interdipendency by Calik Denim
At BLUEZONE, some 50 international Denim- and sportswear suppliers will present their most recent Denim novelties and innovations. Hall 2 will become the blue hotspot again. Parallel to MUNICH FABRIC START with THE SOURCE and KEYHOUSE, the Zenith area will become the hub of the international denim community with an all-round relevant event program.
Calik Denim is taking one step further in its journey towards the future-innovation, by blending future trends with today’s needs with its new collection Interdipendency AW 26-27.
From the superior flexibility of FIX-FIT, to the hyper-stretch technology of MAXYMOVE, the modern travel suitability of RAWTECH, the authentic look of DENOVATED, the luxurious feel of LEISURE LUXE, the durable workwear of WORKTIVE, and the origin of denim of ROOTS AGE, each concept offers a perfect blend of innovation, eco-consciousness, comfort, and style.
LEISURE LUXE elevates denim to a new level of refined luxury, offering an exquisite feel and sophisticated style. Incorporating cellulosic fibers, this product family achieves a perfect equilibrium of softness and comfort, enhanced by the gentle touch of Lyocell. Crafted with high-quality materials, LEISURE LUXE ensures exceptional durability and longevity, meeting the highest standards for fabrics that endure. Featuring both rigid and comfort stretch options, and distinguished by its unique twill imagery, it delivers a truly premium denim experience. Furthermore, with its shiny and draped appearance, denim has a look that will attract the attention of luxury fashion brands and will make them want to maximize denim in their collections.
“Each concept offers a perfect blend of innovation, eco-consciousness, comfort, and style.”
Looking at the history of denim, it is no coincidence that it has been preferred as a workwear costume for years due to its durability and performance. Today, the authentic look of denim maintains its trendiness and is ready to appear in different forms. WORKTIVE of Calik Denim offers in different options like stylish canvas made from recycled polyester, herringbone fabric and heavy-duty, prepared for dyeing, providing versatile options for customized work apparel that combines resilience with a modern look. It’s of course durable workwear with strong construction. In this period when the the original denim look is in high demand, it will undoubtedly be one of the favourite choices of denim lovers.
New authenticity back to roots, so Calik went to the origins of denim and now they’re launching their ROOTS AGE concept calls Goldrush time of San Francisco. ROOTS AGE embraces the raw authenticity of loomstate denim, offering an unprocessed and original feel. It’s ultra-nappy texture, with natural hairiness, evokes a true vintage-inspired aesthetic. ROOTS AGE balances tradition with contemporary wearability, featuring both rigid and comfort stretch articles. The fabric family includes authentic shirting and mid-weight fabrics, delivering classic aesthetics with a timeless appeal. Utilizing heritage yarn and weaving techniques, ROOTS AGE represents a return to traditional craftsmanship, celebrating the fundamental roots of denim.
D’enovated
Maxymove
Leisure Luxe
Fix Fit
Worktive
Roots Age
Rawtech
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NEW FABRIC COLLECTION BY ENGIN DOKUMA TEKSTIL - PART V
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Fabric with Intention: How a Heritage Textile Company is Reshaping Sustainability
With more than 60 years of experience, this company is built on a foundation of craftsmanship, consistency, and evolution. Today, that evolution means embracing sustainability – not as a marketing feature, but as a guiding principle.
Materials That Reflect Responsibility
Their fabric collections are developed using a diverse range of sustainable fibers, including regenerated cellulosic fibers from responsibly managed sources, recycled polyester and blended yarns from post-consumer waste, as well as innovative bio-based materials that offer biodegradability or reduced resource use. Each season, they evaluate and refine their selections, ensuring that the fabrics they present to leading fashion and activewear brands align with both performance needs and ecological values.
Production Rooted in Partnership
They collaborate with regional dyehouses and long-time contract manufacturers, many of whom we’ve worked with for decades. These partnerships enable them to apply lower-impact dyeing techniques, optimize energy usage across processes, reduce water consumption and harmful effluents. Their local network gives us transparency and control – two crucial elements in today’s complex global supply chains.
Innovation as a Long-Term Approach
While their strength lies in weaving, they’re also actively researching new sustainable technologies. Among these are water-saving printing methods, alternative dyestuffs (including algae-based tones), and smart finishing processes that avoid harsh treatments. Although these initiatives are not yet mainstream, they demonstrate the company’s commitment to long-term impact.
Heritage Meets the Future
Their clients are global and their demands are diverse, but the expectation for sustainable sourcing is shared across every market. That’s why they design their collections not only for visual appeal or technical performance – but for transparency and accountability. They don’t claim to be perfect, but they do promise this: every season, they push further.
What Makes Our Approach Different
Over 60 years of textile manufacturing experience, an in-house development team with expertise in both fashion and performance fabrics, strong partnerships with dyehouses and finishers dedicated to sustainable growth, as well as transparent sourcing and proactive fiber selection process. Commitment to environmental stewardship beyond certifications.
They are not trend chasers. They’re partners in long-term progress – for brands, for the industry, and for the planet.
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STUDIO 9
Branding in Every Detail
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In a fast-moving industry where collections shift quickly and consumers expect more than just a product, every detail matters. From in-store concepts to trims and packaging, it’s when every touchpoint aligns that a brand truly comes to life. STUDIO 9 calls it: Branding in every detail.
At Munich Fabric Start this September, STUDIO 9 will unveil its AW26-27 trim collection, QUARTER, alongside a new packaging line at Hall 1 / C10. Both collections combine bold creativity with technical precision — offering innovative ideas in materials, finishes and functionality.
The Power of Trims
Buttons, labels, hangtags and badges might seem small — but they carry something far bigger: identity. These elements are no longer an afterthought; they are strategic tools for storytelling and brand recognition. When a garment feels elevated, it’s often thanks to trims that reinforce the brand’s DNA.
Trims are the first things customers see, touch, and often keep. From quiet elegance to bold statements, they shape how a product is perceived and remembered.
QUARTER: A trim collection that pushes boundaries
QUARTER is STUDIO 9’s latest trim collection, defined by tactility, technique and thoughtful design. Rather than seasonal expression, the collection focuses on lasting impact — merging trends with function, and minimal aesthetics with material depth.
Across eight unique series, QUARTER presents a wide range of trims: from clean-cut labels, deep-dyed jacron badges and sculpted TPU pullers designed to both today’s needs and tomorrow’s opportunities.
This collection also introduces a first: a polyester button with integrated NFC technology — a discreet yet powerful feature that allows the product to carry digital information. It’s designed for use with Digital Product Passports and opens up new ways to share origin, impact and product care information with customers.
The Digital Product Passport
STUDIO 9’s work with NFC is part of a broader digital transformation. As the EU’s Ecodesign Regulation rolls out, Digital Product Passports (DPPs) will become mandatory for many textile products. But for STUDIO 9, it’s more than regulation – it’s an opportunity to connect product, data and identity.
Their new DPP platform makes it easy to collect and share key product information – from fibre origin to recyclability – through a QR code integrated into the trim.
Designed with real-world operations in mind, the solution supports smarter sourcing, better product development and stronger value chain collaboration.
“Where many solutions are developed from a systems-first perspective, we’ve focused on bridging regulations with real-world operations,” says Rasmus Ravnholt, Sales Director.
Meet STUDIO 9 – And Discover What’s Possible
Whether you’re looking to explore what’s next in trims, packaging, or the future of digital product solutions – STUDIO 9 is ready to show you how branding lives in every detail.
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FABRIC HIGHLIGHTS & MATERIAL NOVELTIES FOR AUTUMN.WINTER 26/27 – PART IV
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SEIDRA
Winter Collection 2026/27:
Premium wool and sophisticated linen-wool blends – perfectly crafted for traditional-inspired looks with a contemporary twist.
In this collection, SEIDRA combines modern aesthetics with traditional patterns and highlights on-trend colours with traditional accents.
Brand new are jacquard fabrics for vests, dresses, and skirts, with beautiful patterns and a high-quality feel – made to please!
The company produces fairly in accordance with the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) and operates sustainably; every raw material is traceable. Thanks to the combination of weaving, jacquard, and circular knitting machines – all from a single source – SEIDRA guarantees the highest levels of quality and flexibility.
SEIDRA stands for fabrics that not only look good but also feel good – perfect for fashion, traditional costumes, and interiors.
You are looking for fabrics that are sustainable and stylish: Welcome to SEIDRA in H3 | F 05.
Austria – H3 | F 05
IOAKIMIDIS TEXTILES
The core collection features cutting-edge, high-quality technical fibers – satins, crepes, and chiffons – now enhanced with sustainable versions made from recycled PES, all available in a vibrant spectrum of colours. Complementing these are new natural fiber offerings, including organic and ECOVERO™ poplins, crepes, satins, and jerseys, which embody a commitment to eco-conscious innovation and outward-looking creativity.
The company also take pride in its seasonal fancy collections, showcasing a rich variety of embroideries, jacquards, laces, and checks designed to captivate with their style and sophistication. And they’re especially excited to offer digital printing on polyester, empowering customers with limitless creative possibilities. With it’s talented in-house design team crafting new concepts daily, they’re also ready to turn your unique ideas into custom designs.
Company Description
Founded in 1947, the company’s legacy of innovation and excellence has positioned us as a leader in the women’s textile industry. With a well-established presence in both the Greek and European markets, it continues to grow rapidly as a distinguished wholesale textile company. The commitment to quality and sustainability is reflected in an expanding portfolio of international certifications, including GRS and BCI—it’s most recent achievements. At the heart of the business lies a philosophy of strong, collaborative partnerships that go beyond traditional client relationships.
Greece – H4 | C 05
SERIDE
SERIDE presents the new Autumn/Winter 2026/27 collection.
These are the main colour themes:
Steel Shadows and Powder Blues
A palette grounded in muted navy, deep brown, soft grey, and dirty white – evoking strength and resilience. From pale sky to vibrant denim blue, each shade reflects movement and a fresh, modern energy.
Burnt Earth and Parisian Ease
Burnt orange, mustard yellow, and rich browns create a warm, earthy base. These tones recall the effortless elegance and timeless charm of Parisian street style – vibrant yet grounded.
Electric Greens and Liquid Light
Sharp, acidic greens break from nature’s usual palette. A soft, watery blue flows through, symbolising life’s interconnection. A clear, radiant white washes over the palette, enhancing every hue and bringing clarity, like light that reveals rather than hides.
Desert Bloom and Earthbound Reds
Warm neutrals, rich browns, and deep purples tell a story of quiet strength and emotional depth. Brown provides grounding, neutrals bring calm, while purples add intensity and passion. Together, they form a palette rooted in natural elegance and resilience.
Italy – A4 | 16
6DIAS
6Dias, Têxteis Internacionais, Lda is a company that produces and sells fabrics.
The company offers a wide variety of compositions, including cotton, viscose, linen, polyester, polyamides, silk, Tencel ™, as well as fibers from new sustainable sources.
Their range covers all types of fabric structures, such as poplins, twills, canvas, oxfords, and jacquards, which can be dyed, printed, embroidered, or pleated.
6Dias also provides a broad assortment of denim in different compositions and weights.
The collection includes fabrics made with sustainable fibers from innovative sources, such as orange, mint, ginger, nettle, milk, mushroom, banana, pineapple, and more.
Visitors are invited to discover and design with their “AW 26/27 Twilight Haze” collections with 6Dias in H3 | E 03.
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THE SOURCE – PRIME MANUFACTURING SOLUTIONS
IN HALL 1 AT MUNICH FABRIC START
Some 30 selected clothing manufacturers present their products and services around the latest sourcing services and apparel manufacturing at THE SOURCE studio in Hall 1. The range of services of the internationally experienced manufacturing companies include cut-make-trim (CMT) solutions as well as high-end production.Furthermore, services such as A-Z process solutions including procurement processes are offered – a suitable addition to the diverse portfolio of MUNICH FABRIC START.
As part of the MUNICH FABRIC START, THE SOURCE is a one-stop sourcing platform and the stage to all-in-one providers to present turnkey, end-to-end solutions from PLV to white-label for brands, labels and retail.
Companies from some of the most important manufacturing countries such as Italy, Portugal, Greece or Turkey among others will be on site to present a business-relevant mix of services. Discover THE SOURCE in Hall 1.
UNION 3 FASHION
Rich textures and luxurious, shiny fabrics bring a festive vibe to everyday wear for Fall-Winter 2026-27. Sustainable fabrics with textures – such as bouclé, jacquards and pointelle – offer a 3D effect and a soft richness in Union 3 Fashion’s womenswear styles. In addition, styles with shimmering finishes, metallic yarns and foil effects – along with satin and velvet details – elevate casual silhouettes with a touch of glamour.
Animal prints with a modern twist remain a strong element in the fashion story.
Alongside these prints, the collection features a variety of abstract florals, geometric designs and refreshed check patterns, all of which add some dynamic allover styles to Union 3 Fashion’s collection.
The colour palette for this season is rooted to earthy tones, deep burgundy and rich shades of blue. These tones complement the contemporary yet elegant womenswear designs, offering comfort, sophistication and subtle luxury to the modern woman.
Greece – H1 | A 07
Tunisian Textiles, a Green Transition, a Circular Collection: by FTTH
Tunisia Threads the Future: How the Country’s Apparel Industry is Leading a Circular Revolution
In the heart of North Africa, a quiet revolution is underway – one that’s stitching together sustainability, innovation, and economic opportunity. Tunisia, long recognized for its craftsmanship and expertise in textile manufacturing, is emerging as a leader in the global movement toward circular fashion. Under the guidance and support of the Centre for the Promotion of Imports from developing countries (CBI – www.cbi.eu), a pioneering collective of Tunisian apparel manufacturers has developed a transformative initiative: an apparel collection entirely made from industrial textile waste.
This isn’t just a fashion collection – it’s a statement of change.
From Waste to Worth
The collection, developed from cutting waste, fabrics leftovers, and post-production waste, reimagines what fashion can be in a world on the edge of an environmental crisis. By turning industrial waste into wearable, high-quality garments, Tunisian manufacturers are proving that sustainability equals opportunity. Each piece in the collection tells a story of resilience, ingenuity, and the creative power of collaboration.
The initiative brings together a network of forward-thinking factories and designers united by a shared goal: to accelerate the transition to a circular economy. Tunisia is not only reducing its environmental footprint but also increasing the value it offers to European brands eager to meet their sustainability targets.
A Collective Force for Change
This collective of manufacturers – many of whom have been supplying European labels for decades – represents the best of what Tunisia has to offer: agility, quality, and a deep understanding of textile production. But now, they are going further. They are redesigning production lines, investing in circular design skills, and establishing closed-loop systems that allow them to collect and reuse waste internally. The result is a resilient, future-ready industry that’s setting new benchmarks for the region – and beyond.
CBI’s involvement has been instrumental in catalysing this shift. Through training, matchmaking, and market access support, CBI helped Tunisian companies establish themselves at the forefront of sustainable sourcing for the European market. It’s a win-win scenario: European buyers gain access to circular products with a transparent supply chain, while Tunisian companies tap into growing demand and strengthen their competitiveness.
“This isn’t just a fashion collection – it’s a statement of change.”
Tunisia’s Unique Edge
Tunisia’s strategic location, just a short distance across the Mediterranean, gives it a logistical advantage over distant Asian suppliers. But its real edge lies in its people – highly skilled textile workers, innovative entrepreneurs, and a new generation of eco-conscious creators. This circular collection demonstrates how Tunisian know-how, combined with global best practices, can become a powerful engine for change.
Moreover, Tunisia’s existing infrastructure and long-standing ties to Europe make it an ideal partner for brands looking to nearshore their production and reduce their carbon footprint. The country’s commitment to renewable energy and water-saving techniques further strengthens its credentials as a sustainable manufacturing hub.
Leading Europe’s Green Transition
With its circular apparel collection, the Tunisia is offering more than garments – it’s offering a vision. A vision where economic growth no longer comes at the planet’s expense, and where creativity thrives. As European brands seek authentic, sustainable partners to help them meet the demands of tomorrow, Tunisia stands ready – not just as a supplier, but as a gamechanger.
Final Thread
In a global industry facing overproduction and waste, Tunisia’s circular apparel initiative is a breath of fresh air – and a powerful reminder that transformation is not only necessary, but entirely possible. With the support of CBI and the determination of its local manufacturers, Tunisia is proving that when it comes to building a sustainable future, it’s not just about changing fashion – it’s about changing awareness through collaboration.
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FRANKENBERGER FUTTERSTOFFE
Frankenberger Futterstoffe draws on years of experience and continuous development to consistently enhance its products. In addition to linings, the company now also offers elastic bands and lace – always with a commitment to high quality, resource-efficient production, and innovative solutions. At the right place at the right time, the company will present its latest colour trends for Autumn.Winter collections 26/27 under the theme “RIGHT HERE. RIGHT NOW” at Munich Fabric Start. A variety of lining qualities will be showcased, providing creative potential for new collections.
The colours Rose Clay, Classic Suede, and Berber Rug in particular set fresh accents, representing a modern yet timeless aesthetic.
Germany – H1 | E 05
GUNOLD
Vistors find a completely new presentation of embroidery threads, backings and effect fabrics on the GUNOLD booth in H1 | B 06, showcasing the huge variety of products and services offered by the company based in Stockstadt near Frankfurt. Colour cards and thread/material samples of all articles are available for visitors to take directly from the booth. Additionally, Gunold will present embroidery trend information and inspiration for the autumn/winter 2026/2027 collection:
Germany – H1 | B 06
Rich and luxurious leathers, (fake) fur and exotic skins will play a major role, featuring deep blacks in elegant and shimmering nuances.
Paper-inspired looks stand for naturalness and tranquility…
Frayed, hairy looks offer individuality and character to the collection
Shades of gold will be implemented into the collections – both in fabrics and in trims – and yes, sometimes not in a classical design way…
Left: Poly Sparkle on shiny leather, Design: Charlotte Ubben, Modefachschule Sigmaringen
Right: Different effect threads underline the collections exclusivity
Embroidered heart embroidered on historical punch card (design: Modefachschule Sigmaringen, embroidered with COTTY 30 cotton thread)
Design: Gunold – Digitizing: ConStitch Massimo Baezzato
Golden velvet, embroidered with COTTY 30 (100 % cotton) in cross-stitc giving the design a handmade look (Design: Reiner Knochel & Jutta Erb, Modefachschule Sigmaringen)
MAXIM LABEL & PACKAGING
At Maxim Label & Packaging, sustainability isn’t just a trend — it’s a commitment woven into everything they do.
Headquartered in Taiwan, with 21 production sites across Asia, EMEA, the UK, and the Americas, and innovation centres in China, the US, and Europe, Maxim’s global footprint keeps them close to the needlepoint, ensuring agility and rapid response for our customers.
They deliver smart, sustainable solutions that don’t compromise on performance — from RFID Heat Transfers that support circularity to EcoCustoms, their solution enabling full traceability from factory to consumer.
Their proprietary digital product passport platform, EcoTrac®, unlocks a new level of supply chain transparency. It gives your customers access to rich product data — from sourcing to sustainability claims and authentication — building trust and deepening brand connection.
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Tejidos Royo presents its first 100% pre-consumer recycled cotton fabric and expands its recycled collection
At BLUEZONE, some 50 international Denim- and sportswear suppliers will present their most recent Denim novelties and innovations. Hall 2 will become the blue hotspot again. Parallel to MUNICH FABRIC START with THE SOURCE and KEYHOUSE, the Zenith area will become the hub of the international denim community with an all-round relevant event program.
For the FW 26-27 collection, Tejidos Royo has achieved a new milestone in sustainable textiles by presenting its first 100% pre-consumer recycled cotton fabric, compliant with GRS standards, and dyed using DRY Indigo® — a pioneering dyeing technology that drastically reduces water, chemical, and energy use, eliminating water discharge.
This innovation represents a significant step in the company’s ongoing sustainability journey. Firmly believing that recycled fabrics will become the fashion industry standard by 2030, Tejidos Royo is actively adapting its portfolio to meet this shift.
The company is expanding its range of recycled cotton fabrics across both denim and sportswear, including recycled versions of its flagship articles.
With a clear vision for the future, Tejidos Royo affirms that recycled fabrics will no longer be optional, but a requirement in Europe — and the industry must evolve accordingly. This is how fashion must be understood in the near future.
EXCLUSIVE FINISHINGS: Color Amplify & Marble
As part of its FW 26-27 collection, Tejidos Royo has developed two exclusive finishes for direct dyeing, designed to elevate garment aesthetics with unique effects: “Color amplify” and “Marble” collections.
“Color Amplify” is a denim-inspired finish designed to boost colour intensity, without pre-treatment. It enhances depth and vibrancy, delivering bold, saturated tones and a rich visual impact.
On the other hand, “Marble” exclusive finish delivers a unique, marble-like effect through garment dyeing. Inspired by nature’s own unpredictability, each piece is unique, with tonal contrasts between light and dark emerging randomly. The result is a rich and organic aesthetic, hand-crafted and beautifully imperfect.
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In the current Autumn/Winter 2026/27 collection, the Hackenberg Textile Group focuses on innovations in the areas of ribbons, waistbands, textiles and labels. The four colour and theme worlds – Britaly, Bold, Streetwise, and Textured Luxury – reflect a broad range of trends in colours, designs and materials.
Britaly
Elegant – Classic – Timeless. Subtle beige gradations, rich brown tones and various shades of blue form the classic Italian colour palette for the Britaly theme. The designs range from checks, stripes, and paisleys to micro prints that closely resemble woven structures.
Bold
The focus is on clear lines, symmetrical shapes and minimal designs. In addition to geometric patterns, florals and paisleys also play a role. A vibrantly radiant colour scheme with shades like royal blue odea sporty green gives strength to the otherwise subtle prints.
Streetwise
Striking digital prints in vibrant colours such as magenta or neon gradients capture the essence of the Streetwise theme. Printed reflections and reflective yarns woven into ribbons echo the city lights at night, adding exciting details.
Textured Luxury
Textured Luxury showcases noble woven structures in trendy Italian colour combinations. A strong royal blue provides an extra-fresh accent. The designs range from graphic multicoloured patterns and paisleys to tonal structures that offer a new solid alternative. Tonal 3D wordings on ribbons look modern and can be perfectly combined.
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