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TEXroad: Putting the data in circular textiles
TEXroad: Putting the data in circular textiles
What if data could be used as a common language to connect the public and private sectors and optimize the economics and carbon footprint of textile circulation? The Netherlands-based TEXroad Foundation is working on making this possible.
Their focus is on using data to improve textile management infrastructure, improve available data, statistics, and metrics for business and policy making and co-develop a network for B2G and B2B data exchanges.
TEXroad acts as a neutral party to network digital platforms and develop a flow of standardized data to match the flow of textiles through the reverse supply chain. This is used to produce statistics, metrics, best practices and reports that meet policy monitoring requirements, support impact assessments, highlight system inefficiencies and enable transparency.
TEXroad was founded by Traci Kinden, an innovator with over 10 years of experience in circular textiles.
“Good data helps companies in textiles and fashion be more efficient, identify new opportunities, and comply with regulations more easily. It should also be the basis for effective policy from the public sector. We’re not there yet, and everyone has a role to play in achieving good data.” – Traci Kinden, TEXroad Director
Credits: Humana Estonia
Traci Kinden
TEXroad is currently developing a digital platform that aligns crucial textile data from different sources and makes it useful for public authorities, projects and circular value chains, due to go live in spring 2025.
Follow their Linkedin page for more information and updates on the launch.
“The Data Hub tackles challenges in the post-consumer value chain such as a lack of transparency in textile flows, inconsistent data shared between partners, and inefficient reporting to the public sector. It is currently being tested with municipalities and their textile partners and in projects addressing circular textiles, digitization, and data exchange,” Traci explains.
On 22 January, Traci will debunk misconceptions about textile data and
share how industry actors can benefit from putting numbers into action.
Join the session moderated by Muchaneta ten Napel on the KEYHOUSE stage at 11:30 am.
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DELFI
The Fall/Winter 25-26 collection is focused on synthetic qualities blended with natural fibers as well as fabrics suitable for outwear, jackets or swimwear. The claim “The best made by our hands” highlight the importance of our partners to create an high quality fabric giving the best service possible. The growing importance of Eco-sustainability in the manufacturing field has led the company to be GRS certificated and to introduced more recycled Nylon and Polyester fabrics too, as well as brand new ecological finishing process
Italy – H3 | C 08
“The claim ‘The best made by our hands’ highlight the importance of our partners to create an high quality fabric giving the best service possible.”
LEATHERTEX
Leathertex has conquered the experimental textile track for more than forty years thanks to the pioneering and bold spirit of Francesco Favini. Favini pushed beyond the standard of the textile industry during the 1970’s and did not let Prato production limit his wool fabrics. From then on, a lot has changed but the foundations remain the same. There is a common enthusiasm, the desire to expand and grow, and the key objective to please the customer.
Flocked, coated and resin finished fabrics were vanguard fabrics in the 1970’s. Today, because of diversification high tech productions are now possible at Leathertex.
Today, the mill is well known because of its superb production of the highest quality of imitation leather. The imitation leather is produced in many variations with unique looks, feel, colors and thickness. The sample room at the mill has a wide range of models made up of synthetic as well as cotton fabrics, coated, quilted and embroidered fabrics, and fabrics bonded with faux furs, films and plastic materials.
Italy – S1 | E 124
“All fabrics come to life with the highest attention to details and are aligned with the demands of the fashion market.”
LEMAR
At Lemar, diversity is the key element in their full range of fabrics. Each article is designed to meet varied needs, whether for clothing, modern accessories, or home wear items. Lemar stands out for the quality and versatility of its options, enabling any brand collection to come to life with style and originality. By exploring their collections, you will find not just fine fabrics, but also the possibility of transforming your ideas into reality, offering solutions that perfectly adapt to any desired end use.
Portugal – H4 | F 03
“Lemar stands out for the quality and versatility of its options, enabling any brand collection to come to life with style and originality.”
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We Nordic Label Studios: Elevating Brand Identity with Simplicity and Refined Details
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In the world of branding, where every detail can define a brand’s image, We Nordic Label Studios is recognized for its innovation, craftsmanship, sustainability, and compliance. Specializing in custom labels, hangtags, packaging, branding, and trimmings, this Danish-founded studio has made its mark by blending minimalist design with a strong focus on responsible practices.
Crafting Identity Through Innovation
At We Nordic Label Studios, there is a strong belief in the power of collaboration and creativity. By collaborating with the visionary minds behind each brand, the studio transforms ideas into tangible products that resonate with a brand’s ethos. Their meticulous approach ensures that even the smallest design elements make a significant impact, contributing to a cohesive brand narrative.
“We Nordic Label Studios is recognized for its innovation, craftsmanship, sustainability, and compliance.”
Certifications You Can Trust
Central to the studio’s philosophy is a commitment to responsible practices. We Nordic prioritizes materials with globally recognized certifications that attest to their environmental integrity and ethical production:
- Global Recycled Standard (GRS): Guarantees that products contain recycled materials and meet stringent environmental and social criteria.
- Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS): Ensures that products are made from organic fibers and are manufactured sustainably, free from harmful chemicals.
- Forest Stewardship Council (FSC): Promotes responsible forest management by sourcing paper-based materials that protect biodiversity and support local communities.
- OEKO-TEX Standard 100: Certifies that textile accessories are free from harmful substances, prioritizing consumer safety and ecological sustainability.
From Vision to Reality: Design Excellence
The journey with We Nordic Label Studios begins with a deep understanding of a brand’s vision. The studio specializes in translating conceptual ideas into exquisite designs that captivate and resonate. Whether it’s labels that speak of craftsmanship, hangtags that tell a brand’s story, or packaging that enhances product presentation, each piece is crafted to reflect the essence of the brand.
Danish Design Philosophy: Simplicity and Refined Details
Rooted in Danish design principles, We Nordic’s aesthetic revolves around simplicity, elegance, and attention to refined details. The studio views design as storytelling, and through its creations, it aims to amplify the unique narrative of each brand it collaborates with.
“The studio specializes in translating conceptual ideas into exquisite designs that captivate and resonate.”
A Global Presence
With a presence spanning key locations, including a sales and design studio in Odense, Denmark, a sales and showroom in Hamburg, Germany, and operational centers in Hong Kong, China, Europe, and Türkiye, We Nordic Label Studios ensures seamless production, logistics, and warehousing capabilities worldwide. This global footprint allows the company to deliver excellence across borders while maintaining the highest standards of craftsmanship and responsible compliance.
Our Story: Designing Tomorrow, Today
Founded in the heart of the Nordic region by a team of passionate individuals with deep expertise in fashion accessories and design, We Nordic Label Studios was born from a shared vision to redefine industry standards. The studio’s journey is a testament to innovation, craftsmanship, and a steadfast commitment to sustainable practices, ensuring that every product bearing the We Nordic name reflects dedication to quality and responsibility. In conclusion, We Nordic Label Studios doesn’t just create products; it crafts experiences that resonate with audiences.
The company invites others to join in shaping a future where innovation meets responsible practices, and where every detail tells a story of craftsmanship and care.
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RE/UPCYCLE ALPACA BY INCALPACA
In a context where fast fashion is gaining strength among consumers and the use of synthetic and ephemeral materials is favored by brands, Alpaca fibre is becoming a bright spot for a more sustainable and eco-friendly fashion world. The use this fibre in Incalpaca’s garments and products allows them to show their customers that luxury and environmental responsibility can co-exist.
At Incalpaca they are aware of the environmental impact of their manufacturing process and although they know that alpaca fibre is a more sustainable material, it is important to find ways to reuse the waste of this natural fibre to create a more conscious, circular and sustainable fashion. In this way, as part of their commitment, they have developed a highly specialized unit and system to create high quality, durable, ecological and inimitable luxury garments from leftovers, by-products, deadstock and waste, taking advantage of the great qualities of alpaca fibre.
The Re/Upcycle Alpaca project has been recognized in the German Design Awards 2024, organized by the German Design Council, which awards excellence in design based on innovation, industry impact and commitment to sustainability. At Incalpaca they are proud to have achieved the ‘Gold’ level in “Eco Design” category, the highest award in the event. This recognition underlines their commitment to sustainable innovation, the environment and our community. With Re/UpCycle, we can recycle more than 120,000 kilos of fibre per year and reduce the impact of their manufacturing process, promoting a green and sustainable business model.
Peru – H 2 | A 05
“RE/UPcycle Alpaca is characterised by its commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility at every stage of the design and manufacturing process.”
Incalpaca winner of the prestigious German Design Award in the Eco-Design category
The Peruvian textile company has been honoured in 2024 with a prestigious eco-design prize from the German Design Awards for its RE/UPcycle Alpaca project.
The prize was awarded in the ‘Excellent Product Design – Eco Design’ category and underlines the brand’s efforts and commitment to creating a product line made from regenerated natural fibre textile waste that is given a new life in everyday products, according to the company.
‘RE/UPcycle Alpaca is characterised by its commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility at every stage of the design and manufacturing process. From the careful selection of recycled materials to ethical production practices, the project embodies Incalpaca’s core values of creating high-quality products with minimal impact on the environment,’ Incalpaca said in its concept.
The German Design Award is internationally recognised for its rigorous judging process and its focus on design excellence, Incalpaca said.
“We are thrilled and honoured to have been awarded ‘Gold’ at the German Design Awards,” said Diego Saca, Marketing Manager. “This success reflects our ongoing commitment to sustainable innovation and spurs us on to continue leading the textile industry towards responsible practices,” he added.
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Design: The starting point for any groundbreaking garment collection. Whether you’re designing for style, for sustainability, or two bring those two worlds together, Checkpoint has the branding solutions, tailor made for your brand. Checkpoint Systems is one of the largest label manufacturers in the world, supplying some of the biggest brands, and they’re delighted to be exhibiting this year and showcasing the realms of possibilities available for your Autumn/Winter collections for 25/26.
valupa offers a diverse range of sustainable and compostable fashion supplies, including buckles, bra connectors, double D-rings, buttons, and more. Besides their own design they also offer brands to individualize their supplies.
The company’s philosophy is deeply rooted in a strong belief in sustainability and the circular economy. valupa’s sustainability concept is built on several pillars:
- Bio-based, compostable materials: valupa uses only bio-based materials that are fossil-free and even safe for marine environments.
- Circular design: their buckles are designed to be easily repairable or replaceable, promoting circularity.
- Local production: Their products are manufactured in Germany, minimizing the need for long-distance transportation.
- Eco-friendly processes: valupa employs a combination of 3D printing and injection molding in their design and production processes to reduce waste and avoid faulty production.
valupas fashion supplies captivate with a classic yet modern style and colors. By incorporating valupa’s trims into your garment collections, you can enhance your style while ensuring genuine sustainability.
“valupa employs a combination of 3D printing and injection molding in their design and production processes to reduce waste and avoid faulty production”
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THE SOURCE – PRIME MANUFACTURING SOLUTIONS
IN HALL 2 AT MUNICH FABRIC START
More than 38 selected clothing manufacturers present their products and services around the latest sourcing services and apparel manufacturing at THE SOURCE studio in Hall 2. 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 2.
Discover the Finest Knits for Autumn/Winter 25-26
New Look Fashion SA knits more than just garments; they knit stories of elegance, comfort, and sustainability. As a knitwear manufacturing company with over 40 years of expertise in high-quality knitwear, they have become a reliable and cost-efficient manufacturing partner for fashion retailers worldwide.
The Autumn/Winter 25-26 collection showcases a range of exceptional knitwear pieces, perfect for your retail line. The collection features a variety of knitted structures, including jacquards, ribs, and cable knits, in earthy tones like warm brown, beige, and green, complemented by soft pastels and the timeless sophistication of classic black. From elegant sweaters and chic cardigans to stylish dresses and comfortable pants, each item is crafted from the finest yarns, including premium wool, viscose, cotton, cashmere, and many more blends from reputable suppliers. What is more, their unique accessories, including cozy scarves and fashionable beanies, add a touch of elegance to any collection. Designed for layering and comfort, their knitwear collection offers warmth and style, making it an ideal addition to your product offerings.
At New Look, understanding the importance of sustainability in the textile industry is central to their operations. Their Autumn/Winter 25-26 collection is sustainably produced, ensuring a reduced environmental footprint. They are committed to sourcing a variety of sustainable materials such as organic cotton and wool, recycled cotton and wool, EcoVero viscose, and more. Their dedication to sustainability includes minimizing waste and utilizing solar energy to reduce harmful greenhouse gas emissions.
“From elegant sweaters and chic cardigans to stylish dresses and comfortable pants, each item is crafted from the finest yarns, including premium wool, viscose, cotton, cashmere, and many more blends from reputable suppliers.”
Visit New Look at Munich Fabric Start in H2 | D 01, and discover their latest collection that embodies the essence of ethical fashion and sustainability, proudly made in Europe.
CHECK THE FULL EXHIBITOR LIST AT THE SOURCE HERE TO FIND YOUR MANUFACTURING PARTNER:
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ARTISAN:RE
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 700 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.
Today, we are excited to introduce you to artisan:re, who connects cotton farmers with fair markets and focuses on a full approach of sustainability as they cultivate organic cotton and create yarns and fabrics that blend intricate textures with eco-conscious practices for responsible luxury.
At artisan:re, they are revolutionizing agriculture by championing the needs of farmers and artisans. Since 2021, they’ve been dedicated to addressing critical issues like soil degradation and water mismanagement among others through innovative and sustainable practices. Their work spans across regions of Vidarbha and Telangana, where they’ve empowered over 1,000 farmers with the help of regenerative farming techniques.
They are actively working to connect farmers with equitable markets, enabling them to earn a premium for their produce and fostering prosperity and sustainability within their communities.
Sustainability is at the heart of everything they do, seamlessly merging traditional farming with cutting-edge techniques. Their commitment extends to cultivating organic cotton, where each fiber is produced with utmost care and responsibility. Their yarns and fabric showcase this dedication, combining intricate textures with eco-conscious practices to create pieces of responsible luxury.
artisan:re specialises in all things cotton. They connect their 1,000 farmers to markets for both unprocessed and processed products, including seed cotton, cotton lint, and yarn. Currently, they grow NPOP certified organic cotton using regenerative practices with an average staple length 29 to 31mm and mic of 3.9 to 4.3 which is ideal for spinning into yarns and counts up to Ne 40s. They also offer NPOP certified naturally coloured cotton with average staple length of 23.7 mm to 26.5 mm and mic of 4.1.
“Their commitment extends to cultivating organic cotton, where each fiber is produced with utmost care and responsibility. Their yarns and fabric showcase this dedication, combining intricate textures with eco-conscious practices to create pieces of responsible luxury.”
As they spread to new regions and transition more farmers into growing organic cotton, they look to include rain-fed extra-long staple length cotton in their portfolio thereby decreasing dependency on ground water and be more sustainable.
Each strand of their yarn tells a story of artisanal craftsmanship and environmental stewardship. Join them in embracing a future where every creation reflects a commitment to comfort, elegance, and sustainability.
“artisan:re is revolutionizing agriculture by championing the needs of farmers and artisans.”
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COLLECTION’S NEWS BY CANCLINI1925
PER LEI by Canclini – Grandi & Rubinelli – Blue1925
“BEL VESTIRE” dress well… Two words that inspired Canclini to create the Autumn.Winter 2025/26 collections of their brands, each one respecting its own original DNA. “Il Bel Vestire”: that’s the way they meant to express themselves about a new formal way, because men want to be well-dressed again. They want to feel elegant and refined, wearing quality clothes that give them a well-groomed appearance, which not only enhances their positive perception by others, but also their self-confidence and self-awareness.
Smart-formal will replace the smart-casual as seen in recent seasons. This “new formal” will take men’s wardrobe to a more elegant and refined level, without compromising on comfort and suitability. Hence the research for new fabrics, such as Dice to provide continuity to performance fabrics that allow the shirt to be reinterpreted in a new way.
Italy – S 1 | C 114
At this point, they think of a man who becomes a “collector”, searching for a new elegance through garments and fabrics such as Ten ten and Vis mel, which, thanks to the quality of the fabrics, last longer and therefore provides more sustainability. The wardrobe becomes a true collection, thanks to the different garments and variety of fabrics that it contains.
With their collections, Canclini wants to support precisely this type of man who loves the more formal part of their Grandi & Rubinelli range, with rigorous constructions in the richest blends such as Sea Island cotton and North Sea cashmere or Alasilk silk, but who also loves the innovation of new articles that he can find in Canclini1925: more particular and sometimes experimental or provocative fabrics, up to the most iconic ones such as Melton and its varieties. Skillfull their idea of using new blends such as Tencel or Micromodal to make the feel of the fabric even more fluid and distinctive.
The same man also likes the Blue1925 collection where he can take the opportunity to have different denims: from the more formal ones to those that allow him to show innovative and renewed shirts in different weights. And eco-sustainable fabrics.
For women, Canclini offers the smart Per Lei collection. The real distinguishing feature: to be able to wear the variety of fabrics in a more original and unique way, from cottons with special finishes, to imaginative prints, to flowing silks or ultra-light flannels.
The new collections represent a new urban elegance, multi-purpose and versatile, which manages to bring together different personalities and generations. With particular attention to the past, which is always part of their DNA, with an eye towards the future. Come discover the novelties of Canclini’s collections at the KLAAS + HESSE studio at S1 | C 114.
Italy – S1 | C 114
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Additionals Trends Autumn.Winter 25/26 – Part 5
ADDITIONALS NEWS
Attention to Details – Discover Nilörn’s Latest Design
Collections
The latest developments for buttons, ribbons, decorative stones, closures, linings, lace, embroidery, interlinings as well as labeling and branding solutions will be presented by around 150 leading international ingredients and accessories suppliers in the ADDITIONALS Area at MUNICH FABRIC START. Explore some of the novelties here in our ADDITIONALS blog posts:
At Nilörn, we believe that branding is an experience essential to a company’s overall success. Twice a year, our design team collaborates closely with our material team to introduce five new collections, highlighting our latest novelties within trims and packaging. Centered around innovation, materials, and design our concepts aim to showcase how brands can seamlessly integrate responsible product design without compromising on tactile or visual creativity and aesthetics.
Admix
Admix embraces a sporty streetwear look – bold, tactile, and comfortable. The materials are carefully selected: These include recycled polyester and materials that perform well for sports trims, such as recycled TPU and silicone. The packaging follows the same ethos and is made from soft, flexible recycled EVA, recycled LDPE, and FSC™ certified paper. The product images highlight key features such as statement pullers, heat-seal labels, and reusable packaging.
Him & Her:
HIM & HER is a unisex collection that combines sustainability, recycled materials, and a timeless design. With this range, we ensure every detail is made responsibly, from prints using Algae ink™, all the way to the garment labels made from recycled polyester and the hangtags made from FSC™ recycled paper with recycled cotton strings. Product highlights include paper tags using dyed-through FSC™ paper and patches MADE WITH MIRUM®, a 100% biobased leather alternative.
MNDR Capsule
MNDR Capsule is a contemporary brand that elevates everyday casual wear with bright pops of colour and soft gradients. The trims used in this range are made from recycled materials wherever possible, including FSC™ recycled paper tags, recycled polyester sateen labels and recycled metal trims. Product highlights include soft-touch brand labels, logo buttons, and mono-material retail packaging.
Nordbeck Arktik+
With strong, contrasting colors and graphics, Nordbeck Arktik+ boldly blurs the lines between urban streetwear and adventure gear. This concept uses materials proven for trims in the outdoor segment, such as bluesign® certified silicone, recycled ABS, and recycled polyester. Product images feature bold 3D patches, cord stoppers, and high-definition brand labels.
Adrian Foray
Our well-dressed brand Adrian Foray, one might even say preppy, features designs that suit the modern man in both urban and business settings. The trims reflect today’s requirements for responsible production, utilising recycled and biobased materials for labels, trims and packaging. Examples are recycled polyester, corozo and fashion paper made from upcycled industrial residues. The product images showcase key features, including plastic-free packaging solutions for shirts, hangtags with flexible paper strings, and a variety of branded buttons.
Our mission: to guide our clients in the world of labelling
At Nilörn, we aim to design products to be recycled at the end of their useful life. Today there are limitations on the recyclability of textile parts and accessories. We continue to monitor developments in the recycling industry to improve the end-of-life options for our products. All our collections are also integrated with our platform of digital services, Nilörn:CONNECT™, and include unique QR code labels to help the brand enhance traceability and transparency in its product range.
Read more about our work on our website. We also look forward to meeting you at our booth, B01 in Hall 01 during the fair to discuss our latest collections along with our commitment to innovative design and responsible production.
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TARGET – AGENCY STRÄHLE
The Collections of TARGET are made in Italy from sustainable yarns: Lurex knits, textured surfaces, Raschel qualities. From classics to metallics, the heroes of Raschel and fancy jerseys, Target, are again widening the scope of their collection: Fresh Viscose/polyamid blends in beautiful designs for trousers and soft jackets. Discover 3-d knits and padded articles as well as luxurious wool-silk blends.
Italy – S 1 | F 103
“From classics to metallics, the heroes of Raschel and fancy jerseys, Target, are again widening the scope of their collection.”
TESSITURA COLOMBO ANTONIO
This year, Tessituta Colombo Antonio is thrilled to unveil their latest lace fabric collection for Fall/Winter 25/26. Innovative designs, luxurious textures and refined qualities offer something unique for every designer and fashion brand. Highlights of the Fall/Winter 25/26 Collection are cutting-edge designs and patterns, high-quality and sustainable materials, and Embellished lace articles. The team will be available throughout the event to provide detailed insights and personalized consultations.
Italy – Hall 4 | F 05
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TROFICOLOR DENIM MAKERS
For FW25/26 collection, Troficolor presents a wide selection of fabrics developed with raw materials and production processes that respect the environment. They expanded their offer of fabric proposals produced with sustainable fibres, such as BCI cotton, organic cotton GOTS/OCS certificate, recycled cotton and polyester GRS/RCS certificate, TencelTM, regenerated cellulose, Hemp, as well as natural dyeing processes such as vegetal indigo and mineral dye. They also developed some special finishes with water saves, less energy and chemicals consumption, reducing the CO2 emissions. Explore their collection at H3 | C 04.
Portugal – H3 | C 04
HÄNDEL + DILLER
Sustainability in Focus: The Autumn/Winter 25/26 Collection
In the spirit of innovation and tradition, the Autumn/Winter 25/26 collection presents a diverse range of products with a focus on sustainability. With their long-standing history, Händel + Diller remain one of the few specialists offering a wide variety of plush products. Their collection includes ultra-soft terry cloths, various wool fleeces made from certified merino wool, and other fleece qualities in different compositions and weights. Each piece is crafted with the utmost care to ensure the highest quality and sustainability.
Germany – Hall 4 | G 12
HISMOS
Founded in 1978, immediately established on the national and international scene by producing women garment for Department Store. Subsequently, the corporate strategy aims to support the brands. Commitment and professionalism have meant that many companies have confidently entrusted their collections and productions to Hismos.
Specialized in the “Private Label” we support Italian and international brands from collections to the mass production. We believe in Made in Italy as an added value and we serve it to our customers through our structure and our skills. Strengthened by great know-how, we have high production capacity characterized by the high quality of workmanship and production processes. This has contributed to making Hismos one of the most reliable and qualified companies in the “private label” sector.
Italy – S 1 | E 124
Style: Raw materials research, models and accessories research, specific research according to customer requests
Collections: Scheduled collections, monthly ready-to-wear capsules, collections developed according to customer instructions
Production: 100% Made in Italy, deliveries in 15/20 working days, repeat order possibility
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