Copying Desired – Fixing Fashion by Alicia Minaard
Digital platform Fixing Fashion by Alicia Minaard helps people care for, repair or recycle worn clothing instead of throwing it away.
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Digital platform Fixing Fashion by Alicia Minaard helps people care for, repair or recycle worn clothing instead of throwing it away.
The fully booked VIEW Premium Selection returns as a physical Preview Textile Show to the MVG Museum in Munich on 30 November and 1 December 2021 – with around 80 exhibitors and 300 collections.
Worn clothing can be much more than waste: with New Blue, Tim van der Loo and Sandra Nicoline Nielsen turn old jeans into a circular, waste-free denim cycle.
With Enschede Textielstad, Annemieke Koster brings local, fair and transparent textile production back to Enschede, once one of Europe's textile strongholds.
The first RISE trend theme for Autumn.Winter 22/23, SAME SAME BUT DIFFERENT, stands for multi-layered cosiness, inclusion and functional basics with added value through transparency.
The new textiles economy builds on reuse, remake and recycle and promises the fashion industry long-term ecological and economic benefits.
Yarnsustain turns the undercoat of long-haired dogs into a high-quality yarn called Chiengora® – a sustainable raw material that was previously considered waste.
The digital Trend Space for Autumn.Winter 22/23 is now online – with material examples from international exhibitors, 3D textiles and video statements from well-known trend experts such as David Shah and Peclers Paris.
After a year without physical trade fairs, MUNICH FABRIC START and BLUEZONE took place live in Munich again last week – with great response from exhibitors and trade visitors.
Simon Angel, curator of the Sustainable Innovations Forum, talks in an interview about this season's new theme, “Suscalability” – mindful, sustainable growth as an answer to the size of big fashion companies.
The second edition of The Circle Book and the CULTURE.IN capsule collection will launch exclusively at Bluezone from 31 August to 1 September 2021.
From 31 August to 2 September 2021, the ReSOURCE area at MUNICH FABRIC START presents over 800 sustainable materials in a new layout at MOC Munich.