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The “SIGNATURE Corporate Collection” from SAAT – a pinnacle of elegance and sophistication.
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The “SIGNATURE Corporate Collection” from SAAT – a pinnacle of elegance and sophistication.
Longevity is currently very popular. And that doesn’t just mean more solid quality, but also and above all a more timeless design.
Digital processes elevate design to a new level, but only when the result is right. Style3D | Assyst develops new technologies that seamlessly connect 3D design and production-ready patterns.
Together they developed the biggest sustainable jeans ever produced to set a new milestone within the denim industry.
Muchaneta ten Napel talks to Lauren Bartley, Chief Sustainability Officer at GANNI, about next-generation materials, circular business models and the future of sustainable fashion.
Stella Blu is the first denim mill in the world to adopt NTX Cooltrans, the waterless coloration technology, to produce denim entirely without indigo.
The organisers of MUNICH FABRIC START, Sebastian Klinder and Frank Junker, talk about the new summer season CLARITY, the changing trade show landscape and the new trade show dates.
Blacklight is about dark indigo colours, blacks, overdyes and coated fabrics. Their overdye technique gives the fabric a range of colours on both sides for extra versatility.
Using sustainable technology Nanocork by LebiuDesign — recycled finish made by cork stoppers — the brand released new jackets and shorts for the new menswear collection SS24.
The result of 10 years of research, it stands for durability, sustainability and circularity and can now be mixed with plant-based fibres such as Soya, Lyocell, Modal, and Naia™ acetate, bringing you Ctrl+Z Blends.
Five BLUEZONE denim brands present their latest material and sustainability innovations for Autumn.Winter 24/25.
A team of young fashion designers has realised a great upcycling project in the last few weeks: they have sewn unique bags from former trade fair materials such as flags, various trade fair banners and carpet left overs from the MFS, giving the materials a meaningful purpose.