Sustainable Fashion
New Fabric Collection III - Dutel Création
FABRICS NEWS III
New Collection by Dutel Création
Discover the new Autumn.Winter 26/27 Collection by Dutel Création
The new jacquard collection of DUTEL for the autumn/winter 2026/27 season is built around four main themes: OPULENT, QUIRKY, HALO and WILD.
Alongside these trend-driven themes, Dutel Création also offers timeless fabrics including animal skins, geometric patterns, cocktail wear and tweeds.
OPULENT
1920s Cabaret Ambiance: Opulence & Fluidity
The collection plunges into the theatrical elegance of the 1920s, between refined decadence and assertive sensuality. On fluid, supple supports, the designs abound in detail: large paisleys, generous florals, and sophisticated arabesques – a tribute to the ornamental.
Blistered materials add a tactile richness, with magnificent plays of relief that subtly catch the light. Tie-dye fabrics, with their graphic patterns and precious finishes, also feature prominently, underlining a masculine-feminine aesthetic.
Colours are deep, dense, almost bewitching. Patinated lurex adds a discreet yet luxurious sheen to the ensemble, somewhere between period sparkle and controlled modernity.
QUIRKY
Pop & Vibe Graphic Theme
The collection is illustrated by a pop, visual universe, punctuated by graphic designs in black and white or saturated two-tone palettes. The visual impact is immediate: strong, contrasting, and confident.
Couture Spirit of the ‘60s
Certain motifs take inspiration from the couture codes of the 1960s, with quilted effects reimagined in a contemporary way. A retro nod that adds a chic, nostalgic touch.
Figurative Storytelling
Figurative illustrations bring a sense of freshness to the collection: an accessible, playful, almost illustrated narrative that energizes the whole.
Technical Materials & Comfort
The selected materials are matte, dense and stretchy, offering a subtly structured feel that delivers both support and comfort – perfect for modern, clean-cut silhouettes.
HALO
Two Moods, One Futuristic Vision
Technical Light & Bright Future Light, iridescent fabrics in pastel or metallic tones evoke soft, diffused glow. The universe is airy, almost ethereal. Patterns appear in subtle gradations or quilts accented with delicate lurex, evoking a streamlined, technological and poetic future.
Galactic Night & Cosmic Brilliance
In contrast, a palette of deep colours enhances fluid or quilted fabrics, always enriched with shimmering touches of lurex. Patterns are inspired by stardust, creating a mysterious, celestial atmosphere. The effect is both sophisticated and sensory.
WILD
Palette & Inspirations
The collection explores a range of sophisticated neutrals: earthy browns, natural beiges, with a strong presence of deep greens and khakis, for a resolutely organic identity.
Raw Materials & Textures
A wild spirit emerges through deliberately raw textures: authentic woollens, frayed yarns, and hairy finishes. These details add an artisanal, sensory dimension.
Radiance & Contrast
Lurex, used sparingly, adds a subtle shimmer and creates a refined contrast between natural and precious elements.
Graphics & Patterns
Patterns are free and instinctive: mottled, moiré effects, inspired by bark, camouflage, or abstract landscapes – all nods to a untamed, textured nature.
Visit them to discover their new collection and services presented at
MUNICH FABRIC START at Atrium 4 | 18.
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ReSOURCE NEWS: KOMBINAT KONOPNY
RESOURCE NEWS FOR AUTUMN.WINTER 26/27
Meet KOMBINAT KONOPNY – Creations for the love of hemp
The ReSOURCE area at MUNICH FABRIC START is the sourcing platform for environmentally friendly and responsibly produced textiles, clothing and accessories. Search, discover and procure – all in one place. Order sustainable materials online at any time at www.resource-textiles.com.
With around 500 samples, the area for innovative Fabrics and Additionals that are bio-certified, bio-based, recycled, recyclable or from regenerative sources has once again grown significantly compared to previous seasons.
What is KOMBINAT?
KOMBINAT is an idea. This idea is centered around a group of enthusiasts who have set themselves the crazy goal of bringing hemp materials back into the textile mainstream. Why? Because we believe in practical solutions, solid craftsmanship, and that in today’s world, it’s still possible to do things your own way, going against the current.
Hemp fiber has been out of circulation for a long time – in our opinion, far too long. We also believe that the world simply needs a healthy counterbalance to the omnipresent plastic, the flood of junk, and the fast-fashion movement, which, to put it mildly, is not our cup of tea.
Our philosophy is balance – we are aware that we will never be perfect, one hundred percent ecological, and satisfying absolutely everyone’s needs – we’re not tomato soup to fit everyone’s taste (if you don’t like tomato soup – substitute any other soup here) – we know that our activities won’t save the entire world, and that’s not our goal either.
A sustainable approach, balance without going to extremes is something that defines us well.
“If these values resonate with you – welcome aboard. We believe hemp is a great raw material and we want it to become a natural choice again. Just like it used to be.” – Maciej Kowalski
Why hemp?
Because it works. It’s strong and breathable. Clothes made from it have excellent thermoregulatory properties… or in human terms – they “breathe”.
Hemp is a fascinating plant – it’s not without reason that it’s colloquially called a “weed”; it doesn’t need pesticides, excellent soil, and conditions to grow several meters tall. From its fibers, you can create a material that doesn’t need to prove its value – that has been repeatedly tested in battle throughout our history, both literally and figuratively. Our products not only look good but also don’t wear out after one season. Our clothes are an investment, not a seasonal disposable.
Hemp fiber is a raw material that doesn’t require intensive chemical processing. It grows quickly, doesn’t deplete the soil, and provides us with a material that is naturally resistant to fungi and moisture. This natural fiber is also bacteriostatic – it doesn’t promote bacterial
growth.
In a nutshell: hemp textiles are durable, hygienic, and breathable.
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KEYHOUSE 2024 trends spring.summer25
KEYHOUSE
Innovation Hub For Tomorrow's Fashion
In the atmospheric industrial charm of KEYHOUSE, Hall 5, progressive suppliers and global players from cross-industry sectors will be showcasing their latest new developments and innovations. On over 1,000 square metres, you will find trend-setting future fabrics and new process technologies – be it in terms of sustainability, circular economy, digitalisation & AI, traceability, textile dyeing or finishing. Staged as an interactive think tank, future-oriented show cases will be in the spotlight alongside sustainable innovations.
KEYHOUSE is also home to the main lecture forum of MUNICH FABRIC START with exclusive keynotes, panel discussions, trend presentations, Q&A sessions & expert talks by international industry insiders. Be inspired by the wide range of events at KEYHOUSE.
BRIGHTFIBRE
BRIGHT.FIBER® INSIDE: 100% circular – end2end – solution provider. We turn your old clothes into new textile. Brightfiber Textiles works in a fully closed loop and turns post consumer textile waste from the end consumer, into brand new collections. Brightfiber Textiles works with local waste streams and automatically sort, clean and process material into BRIGHT.FIBER’s in their circular factory in Amsterdam.100% circular stock yarns are produced in beautiful, contemporary and seasonal colors. BRIGHT.FIBER minimizes the use of virgin resources and offers circular and sustainable end2end solutions.
EEDEN
eeden enables the production of fibers such as Lyocell, Viscose, or Polyester from end-of-life textiles. They have developed a holistic upcycling technology to extract cellulose and polyester from discarded fabrics. Their process is in line with EU regulations, conserving resources and offering a scalable, circular solution to the waste challenges of the textile industry. Visit them at the KEYHOUSE and learn more about their upscale.
EYAND
EYAND presents a collection with a large range of natural colours, all with very good colour fastness. Certified with Oeko-tex and GOTS. Their natural dye cotton, wool, cashmere and silk garments and offer a full package service from the knitting of the fabric, Inhouse workshop for pattern making and proto samples and garment dyeing with their natural colours.
SOKO
Following its innovative nature, the Italy based chemical company Soko has recently launched the “Projects Division” which aims to become the research department open to collaborations – on a project basis – for all players in the textile industry. The Projects Division will evaluate, analyse and seek solutions for specific targets which will be rised from the corresponding partner or Soko itself. The work will range from the optimisation of the washing process, to new finishing techniques and any topic which may constitute a challenge or a discussion.
STRATASYS
Stratasys, a 3D printing solutions pioneer, introduces the first 3D printer designed for direct-to-textile printing: the J850™ TechStyle™. Powered by their 3DFashion™ technology, it is already revolutionizing prototyping and manufacturing in the fashion and automotive sectors, enabling unparalleled design complexity and customization. Their technology accelerates lead times, enhances design flexibility, and supports sustainable production, with more applications continually emerging.
WKS
COMBAT CLOTHING WASTE – WKS Group, an established textile solutions provider with 7 European locations, offers an extensive range of sustainable services throughout the fashion supply chain. These include quality assurance, reverse logistics, and personalized recovery strategies for damaged bulk productions. Introducing RE-VOGUE VENTURES, the circular initiative for the resale and refurbishment of second-hand garments involves the management of trade-ins professional renewal/ repair, and re-commerce of pre-loved clothing. This endeavour underscores WKS Group’s commitment to reducing clothing waste by transforming secondhand items into first-choice options, maximizing the lifespan of each garment.
YOONA.AI
yoona.ai Suite seamlessly merges Data Analytics and Generative AI, revolutionizing design as a collaborative interplay between human creativity and technological expertise. Every stroke, colour, and form is shaped by data-driven insights and empowered by AI-generated possibilities. This innovative synergy transforms design into a dynamic, strategic process, aligning aesthetics with market trends. Yoona AI Suite charts a course toward an evolved design landscape that captivates aesthetically while staying finely attuned to the pulse of the market – a fusion where human ingenuity dances alongside technological advancement, shaping a visionary future for design.
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YÜNSA
Leading fashion trends with its innovative products developed with a focus on sustainability, Yünsa responds to increasing comfort expectations with highly elastic, functional fabrics, while offering a rich variety of colors and patterns that appeal to all ages and styles. Developed to meet the needs of different customers, Yünsa collections offer quality, elegance and comfort together with the latest fashion.
ZEYNAR
In Zeynar autumn.winter 24/25 collection the color focuses of the season are intense rust, apricot crush, matcha, and plum. The combination of plum with matcha is futuristic and calming. Aprico Crush stands for hope and raises positivity which is rounded off by a little autumn dust with intense rust. As environmental-friendly company, they focus on continuously developing sustainable fabrics in their entire collection.
KARMA KOKTEYL KNITTINGS
Karma Kokteyl is a fabric manufacturer over 35 years of experience. Over these years, we continue to our production by following the latest innovations on the fashion and techonological developements. Our main vision is to give our customers fast and quality production according to their exact requests. In our compay, we are able to produce fabrics like; Single jersey, Double jersey, Jacquards, Ribs, Interlock, Elec. Jacquards,Pique. The key fibres used are; viscose, cotton, polyamide, polyester, linen and spandex with also of branded yarns like lycra, modal, tencel, lyocell, and organic cottons.As a company, it is our goal for the new season to continue working with sustainable fibers and their blends, as well as jacquard and interlock knitting.
VICTOR TÊXTEIS
Victor Têxteis is a trademark of Pinto Nogueira Lda, a family company operating in the national textile sector, certified by Standard 100 by OEKO-TEX® and GRS-Global Recycled Standard®. They have over 29 years of experience and are based in Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal. Their core business is production and supply of sustainable textile solutions, mostly produced in Portugal, in order to create articles such as swimwear and sportswear (Mesh, Polyamide, Polyester). They have a great concern with sustainability, and they have a selection of high quality environmentally friendly fabrics.
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SUNDAG
Autumn/winter time is time for wool. Wool in many weights, knitting techniques and creative interpretations. Boiled wool 100% wool, uni or printed, boiled wool 80% wool + 20% cotton in plain and colourful jacquards also with relief and tops, wool plush, wool fleece, wool knits, wool jerseys conventional, controlled organic animal husbandry and GOTS. Heavy wool-cotton jacquard knits Cotton teddy uni and as jacquards with wool – more wool is not possible!
TARGET SRL
New capsule collection: luxury knitwear for timeless pieces. In a period of growing resource scarcity Target meets consumers’ desire to invest into long lasting and timeless pieces. Adding another line to its collection of Raschel qualities with sustainable fibers, new tonal and classical qualities in cashmere, silk and virgin wool will be launched in the current winter collection.
TEKSTINA
Bonding is the main theme of Tekstina’s Winter 2024-25 collection. In today’s world we all need a certain connection, whether with nature, each other or our heritage. Taking care of ourselves, people that surround us and nevertheless our planet is key to wellbeing of humankind. Our ideas are presented through stories: Games, Botanical, Scandinavian winter, Art/Craft/Heritage, Nostalgic, Abstract & Mystical.
TROFICOLOR
The new AW 24/25 collection of Troficolor presents a wide selection of different articles, developed with raw materials and production processes that respect the environment. They expanded their offer for denim and fabrics with BCI cotton, organic cotton with GOTS / OCS certification, recycled cotton and polyester with GRS / RCS certification. Highlights are Flannels with different patterns, Corduroy with different wales widths, Quilted Fabrics in different designs and their Velvet Denim concept, denim ready-to-wear with a velvet touch and wool look.
VERHEES TEXTILES
Verhees Textiles is a leading fabric importer with self-developed and exclusive collections, for textile sales and the garment sector. Every season they offer an extensive fashion collection consisting of over 500 new items. These are always based on the latest prints and colours, the most modern designs in the most diverse materials. Take a look at their online shop to discover the complete assortment.
VISBATEX
Visbatex is all about innovative, sustainable and multifunctional textiles made using bamboo viscose. The fabrics are comfortable to wear, environmentally friendly, breathable, skin-friendly, antibacterial and durable. All compositions contain at least 50 % bamboo viscose and are available in different blends. Visbatex is a pioneering company that brings together the opportunities presented by nature with wisdom from science and research. Performance by nature!
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PONTEX
Since 1972 Pontex presents collections that combine elegance and performance by proposing fabrics for unique garments that last forever. Among the main season’s novelties are velvets proposed with the new crushed finishing too, as piece-dyed version for an elegant look with an innovative aspect. Furthermore, you find velvets with a bicolour effect obtained thanks to the application of resins on garment-dyed pieces. Cupro is the eco-friendly fabric chosen for this season by the brand Made in Italy: light, fresh and breathable and, most of all, sustainable, biodegradable and 100% recyclable.
PRINTSTORMING new graphic books
Our A/W 24-25 colour palette relies heavily on energetic hues such as pink flash, cyber lime and electric jade in combination with black, and takes an almost surreal direction in conjunction with “old familiar” lovely motifs. Are you currently looking for support in taking your designs from 2D to 3D, or are you looking for fresh design input for your moodboards? Feel free to come by, we will show you what possibilities we have for you.
PROJECT SRL
Quality, sustainability and innovation: our autumn.winter 24/25 creations combine traditional techniques with modern aesthetics. Project SRL blends fibers together creating soft and light color mixes to obtain delicate yet compact fabrics with textured and three dimensional surfaces. They utilized dyed threads such as mouliné, flamed and buttoned yarns to provide a fresh interpretation of classic pied de poule, check and cover fabrics.
SERIDE SRL
Sense of memories and traditions are shown in the “Suspended moment” theme (dull yellow, blue ruined and corroded by sand). Nature symbolism preservation is described in their second theme “Re-Born” characterized by nature’s lush greens and warm shades of pinks. Different shades of deep blue and contrasting accents are part of the third theme “In the darkness” and synthetics pinks, fake platinum blondes and plastic silver delineate the last “It’s Fantastic” theme.
SEIDRA TEXTILWERKE
In the new winter collection from Seidra, classic bindings, through multicolored chains, become colorful eye-catchers. To ensure a good combination possibility, they partly offer up to 20 colour variants per article. In addition to the usual high-quality pure wool articles, they also offer attractively priced alternatives. In knitwear they have modern and traditional patterns as well as NOOS articles availabl
SERIKO GROUP
Seriko Group was established in 2010 after 29 years of experience in textile business. They provide woven fabrics with compositions deriving from filament viscose, staple viscose, cotton, linen, acetate, modal, tencel, polyester and their blends. Sustainability is at the heart of their fabric developments like organic, recycled and sustainable compositions that are available. They work with some of Turkey’s leading dyeing and printing factories to achieve the best results on woven fabric qualities.
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MYSIA FABRIC
Mysia Fabric produces with innovative materials for a greener future. Their production facility offers all brands and designers answers to sustainable and fast deadlines demands. With its designers who closely follow the world fashion trends, it creates two main and two intermediate collections per year and prepares special collections according to customer demand.
NOOTEBOOM TEXTILES
Nooteboom Textiles’ winter collection contains a wide range of knitted and woven fabrics. Highlights are stretch leather, lurex chanel and wool bouclé mélange. Nooteboom also offers a strong selection in chiffon lurex prints, ponti di roma prints, viscose prints and denim prints which can be combined with several plain dyed basics.
ÖZDOKU
Founded in 1970, Özdoku is one of the leading fabric producers in their sector which always gives priority to quality, best service and sustainability. With the new 24/25 AW collection, Özdoku aims to continue eco-friendly production & sustainability and offers a wide range of woven, jacquard and jersey collections by referring to new fashion trends. Their line is dedicated for Women’s, Men’s and Kids wear for Pants, Jacket,Skirts, Dress, Suiting, and many more.
ÖZTEK
ÖZTEK, TURKEY addresses the need for functional but versatile garments. New mobility and all-purpose functional items which are breathable, durable, yet fashionable are key wardrobe drivers. Using sustainable materials to create adaptable pieces to extend garment life span and longevity, Öztek’s new line of functional fabrics combines an authentic fashion approach with core usability – also for bonded articles.
POLYTEX STOFFEN
Focusing on sustainability, their latest fabric innovation for the autumn/winter collection 24/25 season introduces pineapple-derived material. Other bestsellers remain modal, viscose and bamboo. The collection showcases fascinating colours such as ‘Dazzling Blue’, ‘Harvest Pumpkin’, ‘Tomato’ , ‘Viva Magenta’ and ‘Amethyst Orchid’. Abstract designs and blurry prints remain on trend and reflect the modern aesthetic of the collection.
PONGEES
Silk specialists Pongees has added more colour options to its top selling qualities, such as marocain, taffeta, georgette, sand washed spun silk and stretch satin, and will be launching new shades of pastels and deeper tones at the show. Some collections are now available in more than 100 colours. Minimum order is 1 metre and fabrics are held in stock at its UK warehouse so delivery is fast. Pongees has set up a specialist delivery service so European customers with a VAT/EORI number will be able to receive their orders free of any additional import charges – just as they did pre-Brexit.
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Knipidee International, a family business with its roots in the Netherlands and now growing strongly outside the borders with focus on a strong basic and seasonal fabric collection. The new collection is as usual stylish and versatile, with fabrics like warm faux fur, lots of quilted fabrics for luxury coats, corduroy stepped, knitted jacquards, velvet and beautiful satin designs.
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Sustainability 2.0 – Leichtfried Loden does care about animal welfare and they have only been using certified mulesing-free Australian Merino wool since 2020. From autumn 2023, they will go one step further and certify the entire production process according to RWS (Responsible Wool Standard) in order to meet the high requirements of their customers.
LEMAR
Transforming Waste into Opportunity! Advancing sustainability with fabrics woven with yarns developed from Recycled End-of-Life Tyres! Discarded tyres have become a global concern and it is crucial to explore innovative solutions that promote a circular economy. By transforming this waste into amazing fabrics, Lemar will be able to deliver environmental preservation, resource efficiency, and economic benefits. Come and see yourself!
LENZING
The Lenzing Group stands for ecologically responsible production of specialty fibers made from the renewable raw material wood and strives for the efficient utilization and processing of all raw materials and offers solutions to help redirect the textile sector towards a sustainable industry. As an innovation leader, Lenzing is a partner of global textile manufacturers and drives many new technological developments. TENCEL™ x REFIBRA™ is one of the sustainable fiber innovations which contributes to circular economy. The pioneering REFIBRA™ technology involves upcycling cotton scraps from garment production.
MER FABRIC
Mer Fabric, a fabric manufacturer specializing in garments, has exciting plans to introduce fresh woven fabrics in various categories such as shirts, pants, dresses, and childrenswear. Our aim is to cater to specific customer requirements with enhanced flexibility. Furthermore, we are actively engaged in advancing sustainable products, constantly striving to make notable progress in this area.
MMRA
MMRA is a Portuguese family business with 40 years of experience in circular knitting. It exports to several international markets, presents a wide range of natural, organic, recycled and synthetic products. Among the innovations, the use of compositions with mixtures of Nettle, Printed Yarns, Linen, Tencel, and banana with pineapple stands out. M.M.R.A. is committed to Oeko-Tex, Gots, GRS and OCS certifications.
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GRATEX
Textiles are the fabric from which our passion is woven. Gratex is a reliable family business with 50 years of international experience, always on the pulse of the fashion world. As a partner of BCI and GOTS, they offer a large number of our articles with organic cotton.
The new collection for autumn.winter 24/25 consists of traditional and fashion prints, jacquard fabrics, lace, shirting and cosy knitwear.
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HÄNDEL + DILLER GMBH
Händel + Diller has been knitting fabrics in southern Germany since 1962. Under the premise of certified environmental and social standards, circular knitted fabrics are produced for manufacturers of lingerie, home- and sportswear, orthopaedics and technical applications. The range for the Autumn.Winter 24/25 collection also includes GOTS-certified wool fleece made of 100 % merinowool or in cotton blends, including jacquard patterns.
HEINRICH SUNDAG TEXTILDESIGN + VERTRIEB
Autumn/winter time is time for wool. Wool in many weights, knitting techniques and creative interpretations. Boiled wool 100% wool, uni or printed, boiled wool 80% wool+20% cotton in plain and colourful jacquards also with relief and tops, wool plush, wool fleece, wool knits, wool jerseys conventional, controlled organic animal husbandry and GOTS. Heavy wool-cotton jacquard knits Cotton teddy uni and as jacquards with wool – more wool is not possible!
JERSEY PRINT FACTORY
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JJR SPIN TEXTILES LLP
The collection is inspired by floral motifs with natural geometric and abstract patterns. The colours are mainly natural tones with vibrant pops for added brightness. They use hand-woven tweed, computer and hand embroidery techniques. For embroidery, they work with various bases like sequins, velvet, wool, cotton, and viscose and also offer 100% silk tweed and blended fabrics. The new collection showcases the beauty of floral designs through hand-woven tweed, computer, and hand embroidery techniques. A range of fabric bases including silk and blends is used to create a visually stunning and textured collection.
KAYTEKS
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Founded in 1989, Elyaf® is a women’s fabric and garment manufacturer, based on 22,000 square metres, as a fully integrated facility in Bursa, Turkey. Their focus is on sustainability through manufacturing value-added fabrics and garments without causing harm to people, the ecosystem and our planet.
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ERSAT TEXTILE is one of the most successful fabric producers in TURKEY with its integrated factory from weaving till ready garment. ERSAT offers versatile production chains (Poliviscose, Polyester, Cotton, Linen, Wool blends with PES). They also produce fabrics (Recycled and Ecovero bases )for Men’s and Women’s Suits, Jackets, Pants, Outerwear, Dresses, Shirts etc. Dying and all finishing processes include 2,500,000mts capacity per month.
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FABRIC & CO offers a wide product range and focuses on environmentally friendly production with sustainable fabrics. Current trends are reflected in perfect harmony with prints and plain colors. Satins, recycled and natural looking fabrics and special touch effects result in great designs. Find different pattern colours and designs in the new collection.
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Forza’s new autumn.winter 24/25 collection is a creation of elegant, stylish and casual prints: ikat. ethnic, watercolour, ombre, tie dye, patchwork, animalskin, monos with earthyand natural colours or combinations of bright, warm orange, purple, blue andt urquoise tones. Get creative inspiration at their booth with a variety of sustainable produced, light and heavy weight fabrics, dobby, structured weaves, twills, cord, satins, mesh as well as chiffons, cotton/linen blends.
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Founded in 1926, Gottstein is an Austrian family-owned manufacturer located in the Tyrolean mountains. They are experts when it comes to felted wool fabrics and wet processing with experience for over four generations. This time their main focus for their AW 24/25 collection are reliefs and sculptural felted fabrics made of merino wool as well as undyed wool fabrics.
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