HIGHLIGHTS OF THE ADDITIONALS SPRING.SUMMER 25
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 at MUNICH FABRIC START.
MEDIKE LANDES
Medike Landes’ SS/25 Collection highlights a resurgence of our low impact Chrome-Free Leather options, which are available in a wide variety of colours and finishes. The neutral earthy tone of the leather label provides balance to one of their eyecatching radiant yellow belts.
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MOKUBA BY RIBBON LINE
Mokuba’s prestigious and contemporary collection always focusing on high-quality items, is committed to environmental sustainability by avoiding over– production. Raw materials include natural silk, linen, cotton, among others – an exquisite selection with great taste and quality that for sure will inspire others on their creations. Enjoy Mokuba’s selection for Spring.Summer 25.
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NILÖRN
Introducing MONO and BASECAMP – two highlights of Nilörn’s new design collection for spring/summer 25: At the core of MONO‘s philosophy lies the idea of using single or minimal materials that are easily separable, making reuse and recycling for garments more accessible and efficient. BASECAMP is a range of outdoor products that prioritises functionality and durability, blending plant-based materials with bluesign® certified metal components.
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ÖZTAN TEKSTIL
With their 30 years of experience and neverending excitement, Öztan Tekstil will present their collections in line with the 2025 trend colours. Apricot Crush is popular in terms of its versatile harmonious tones, the importance of orange in the transition between seasons and its commitment to sustainable goals. Midnight Plum contains strong dark purple and tones suitable for space exploration and metaverse themes. The solid gray confirms the importance of recyclability and sustainability. Also, they offer soothing and calming pastel green tones of cold matcha.
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PB ACCESSORIES
For SS’25, PB ACCESSORIES sees a strong trend towards less color: monochrome, pastel tones, clean looks, reduced contrasts and a more neat casual style characterise this season. In womenswear feminine influences are increasing, sportiness is declining – puristic elegance is fashionable. Café Latte in the “dressed” area and Lagoon for sportswear are central colours. Monograms are again an important design element. Materialwise PB believes in recycled polyester for tapes and strings, plastic substitutes of renewable raw materials for sports hardware and inox for metal trims as the most relevant contributions towards sustainable fashion – obviously besides digital processes.
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DAS KÖNNTE SIE AUCH INTERESSIEREN
MUNICH FABRIC START – Between Attitude and Sensuality
The future begins where we reimagine it. The overarching theme of PLEASURE stands for fashion as an emotional space, as an expression of attitude and cultural reflection.
KnitForm+ by Jeanne Mora – SUSTAINABLE INNOVATIONS
What matters is how the textile responds: how it regulates volume, distributes pressure, and transitions from flat to three-dimensional states. Process transparency is embedded in the methodology itself.
Cartoon – WEAR YOUR OPTIMISM
Embark on this fashionable journey and discover the new Cartoon collection at our store. Be inspired, mix and match to your heart's content, and wear optimism—every day, for every occasion.
RETRAKT – SUSTAINABLE INNOVATIONS
Performance, in this context, is measured by organisational resilience. RETRAKT applies resilience engineering to help employees anticipate, monitor, respond to, and learn from complex and changing requirements.
MATERIA FUTURA – SUSTAINABLE INNOVATIONS
Materia Futura is not proposing a new bio-material category, nor a finished commercial textile. What distinguishes the project is its design-led investigation into the emotional and aesthetic dimensions of bio-based materials, an area often sidelined in sustainability discourse.
THREADED PROTOCOLS – SUSTAINABLE INNOVATIONS
Threaded Protocols is not a textile innovation in the commercial sense, nor a digital tool disguised as craft. What makes the work distinct is its material investigation into how computational logic originates in textile practice and what is lost when those logics are abstracted into opaque technological systems.
MARIE VILAY – SUSTAINABLE INNOVATIONS
Marie Vilay does not present a new fabric or production technique. What distinguishes her work is a method of reading and translating textile knowledge across cultures, systems, and moments of transition.
Interview with Simon Angel, Curator of SUSTAINABLE INNOVATIONS
Each season, the Sustainable Innovations forum brings together projects that provoke, inspire, and challenge assumptions. This year is no exception, with work ranging from bio-luxury couture to energy-generating textiles and regenerative materials grown from wetlands.
MUNICH FABRIC START – September 25 closing report
At its 56th edition, MUNICH FABRIC START reinforced its clear positioning. Over two days, the Munich textile trade show brought the fashion industry together with its four show-in-show formats.
Materials as Agents of Change with Simon Angel
Each season, the Sustainable Innovations forum brings together projects that provoke, inspire, and challenge assumptions. This year is no exception, with work ranging from bio-luxury couture to energy-generating textiles and regenerative materials grown from wetlands.