We present 6 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.
MOKUBA BY RIBBON LINE
Prestigious Mokuba launches Articles nº 8820 and 8821: These stretch metallic satin ribbons count on pure silver in their composition. Pure silver provides yarn with a long lasting gloss and a much higher quality that distinguishes them from the rest in the market using aluminium or tin. Great taste and quality that for sure will inspire designers on their creations.




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NILORN
Nilorn Group operates offices in 18 countries and offers optimal solutions that add value to your brand. Through their six pillars of Design, Product development, Production, Sustainability, Logistics, and Global Presence, they provide holistic solutions that enhance brand identity. Guided by innovation and sustainability, they assist their clients in making responsible choices by offering recycled, biobased, vegan, and certified materials.




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ÖZTAN TEXTILE
Now the world is changing, if we don’t protect it, everything will get worse day by day. For this reason, Öztan Textile produces environmentally friendly products and accessories from recycled raw materials in order to reverse the deteriorating fate of the world in all areas. They know how important an accessory is: everything starts and changes with a small touch, it attracts much more attention than expected. Öztan Tekstil has been taking a step forward in the sector with the awareness of this for 30 years.

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PANAMA TRIMMINGS
Unleashing Beauty: Elevating Viridis® Labels with Microinjection Technique
Viridis® labels can be made even more beautiful by adding intricate details and textures using a sustainable microinjection technique. This method not only enhances the visual appeal of the labels but also makes them interesting to touch. By using eco-friendly microinjection production methods, designers not only create raised elements that captivate the senses but also contribute to the overall sustainability of Viridis® labels. This innovative approach transforms Viridis® labels into visually stunning and engaging works of art while also showing a commitment to the environment by using sustainable materials and production techniques.
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PETER BÜDEL GMBH
PB ACCESSORIES embraces the comeback of a more dressed-up style with classic looks, sophisticated silhouettes and suiting styles in menswear and womenswear. This is reflected in classic patterns and monochromatic colors. Soft tones like Banana Yellow, Cool Matcha, and Light Lilac dominate, with sportive influences of Neon Orange and Hot Magenta. Subtle decorative elements replace traditional rhinestones for a touch of glamour. The trend of (imitation) leather patching continues to be relevant.

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REDMARK
Redmark shapes fashion accessories in a sartorial way. Backstamped, printed or woven leather labels, printed tags, embroidered patches, metal and packaging: the garments of the most famous brands in the world would not be the same without these high-quality accessories, which complete the garment, making it a work of art – and unique, like the wearer.


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