The latest highlight of the Additional collections Autumn.Winter 24/25
We present 5 manufacturers who showed their new designs for the Autumn.Winter 24/25 season at MUNICH FABRIC START.
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 200 leading international ingredients and accessories suppliers in the ADDITIONALS Area.
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BORNEMANN-ETIKETTEN
At Bornemann-Etiketten, luxury meets understatement in the coming season. Copper dominates the versatile label program, combinations of natural materials and shiny, smooth surfaces provide exciting contrasts. In addition, striking, colorful color gradients also define the image. Via various labels with QR codes, augmented reality combines analog and digital experiences. The result? A playful yet functional approach to information about people, brands and materials.
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BODO JAGDBERG
BODO JAGDBERG relies on minimalistic sportswear and luxury articles in bold colours. Key colours as glowing green, portobello or cherry pink build the scaffold of this season’s collection. Different structures as leo, snake or crushed surfaces support the retro character of many styles. In combination with shiny metal finishes and holographic spray colours this winter will be bright and cheerful.
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BOTTONIFICIO PIEMONTESE
Established in 1955, Bottonificio Piemontese S.r.l. from Turin has followed the grandfather’s experience. The Giudici’s family succeded in creating one of the best equipped Italian Buttons manufactories. With their original collections with more than 200 new models every year, they are an official supplier for the biggest European premium clothing designers. Their buttons are made of NATURAL materials like mother of pearl, corozo, wood, coconut, bamboo, Eco Gala / casein. They also offer dyeing on fabric samples or Pantone colors. Further developments are ECO-SUSTAINABLE buttons from RECYCLED raw materials made of Bio Resin, Hemp, Paper, Cotton and more.
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FRAMELESS ASIA PACIFIC LTD
Elevate your designs with the new sustainable trims and accessories from FRAMELESS, including innovative color-changing puller and wavey embossed logo effect, for affordable prices. Also, their E-collection offers quality pieces, the virtual platform ensures a hassle-free ordering experience with easy access to a wide range of trim’s colors and styles, they look forward to being a part of your next innovative design!
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GUNOLD
Gunold focuses on different influences and concepts for the new autumn.winter 24/25 season: Nature meets man-made materials. Upcycling or the use of fabric scraps, offcuts, ingredients from previous collections are another big theme. Moss, hairy looks, woolly effects, fringes and cords are important elements. Luxury is booming: gold appears in fabrics as well as in additionals and decorations.
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FRATELLLI BONFANTI
F.lli Bonfanti focuses on simplicity and luxury for this season. On hand-sewed collection samples cards all buttons are presented in line with the aesthetic and creative suggestions of the latest Made in Italy fashion trends. The changes in seasons are reflected in new lines of buttons developed in materials and shapes that aim to offer inspiration and new visions. Thanks to trendy colors combined studies and researches to use recycled materials, the new collection reflects the perfect symbiosis between elegance and respect of the environment.
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