BLUEZONE NEWS FOR SEPTEMBER 2025 – PART VI
At DNM Denim, the journey continues. Inspired by the cycles of nature and guided by Flow Theory, the company moves from Challenge through Focus and now towards Freedom.
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At DNM Denim, the journey continues. Inspired by the cycles of nature and guided by Flow Theory, the company moves from Challenge through Focus and now towards Freedom.
This season’s collection for ISKO is not only a showcase of advanced technologies and materials – it’s a demonstration of how denim can evolve with purpose.
This collection was born from the desire to create something that will stand the test of time —not only aesthetically beautiful, but made to be worn, loved, and passed on.
BEAUTÈ isn’t just a name. It’s a design philosophy – one where beauty becomes the medium, not just the message.
Each concept offers a perfect blend of innovation, eco-consciousness, comfort, and style.
Across eight unique series, QUARTER presents a wide range of trims: from clean-cut labels, deep-dyed jacron badges and sculpted TPU pullers designed to both today’s needs and tomorrow’s opportunities.
The company is expanding its range of recycled cotton fabrics across both denim and sportswear, including recycled versions of its flagship articles.
In a nutshell: hemp textiles are durable, hygienic, and breathable.
FLORESCENCE describes the phase in which plants reach their full bloom and is used as a general metaphor for the process of blossoming.
Comfort² unites the softness and flexibility of knitted fabrics with the inherent strength of woven denim. The resulting fabric exhibits elasticity in both warp and weft, moving effortlessly with the body.
Designed with an eye for elegance and originality, this exclusive collection invites designers and brands to explore fabrics that tell stories through texture, technique, and artistry.
“DRY SUN collection enhances the raw beauty of natural fibers like cotton and linen, and Lyocell (a sustainable fiber), capturing their rustic look and earthy tones though minimal processing.”