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.
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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.
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.
For the first time in Germany, S2G XR (Style 2 Garment eXtended Reality) will present a live demo of its 3D textile configurator at booth A4.20 Not a teaser.
Living Matter addresses the contradictions of luxury and asks: What if luxury were not defined by rarity or exclusivity, but by responsibility and creativity?
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.
The collection embodies softness, simplicity and fluid movement – from soft-touch labels and stretch materials that move with the body to a soothing colour palette of pastels and organic, natural fibres.
The program is a group of businesses and universities working together to find scalable, bio-based alternatives.
Wijkman’s idea came from a simple but important observation: animals carry seeds across ecosystems in their fur.
The designs embrace various trend themes – sometimes subtle, sometimes expressive – and lend each fabric its own distinctive character.
The countdown is on: in just three weeks, Munich will once again become the epicentre of the European fashion and textile industry. During the first week ofSeptember, MUNICH FABRIC START Exhibitions GmbH will unite all key fashion segments underone roof, reaffirming its position as one of Europe’s leading textile trade shows.
Heliotex is basically a way to combine organic photovoltaics with lightweight, flexible fabrics. The result is sunshades and canopies that generate energy and look good at the same time.
The latest collections unite creativity, innovation, and craftsmanship – each shaped through a blend of technical expertise, aesthetic sensibility, and brand-focused thinking to express a unique identity.