New Techniques, Vibrant Colours & Optimistic Collections
For Spring.Summer 23, SOURCING attaches particular importance to two collection details: Optimistic, vibrant colours and the use of the latest techniques.
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For Spring.Summer 23, SOURCING attaches particular importance to two collection details: Optimistic, vibrant colours and the use of the latest techniques.
How do the labels, buttons, ribbons & Co. stand out this season? With organic solutions, certifications, natural materials and sustainable alternatives – with a modern look, the latest styles and summery colours.
Curtain up for the sustainable FABRICS that determine the Spring.Summer 23 season: hemp, linen, organic cotton and natural jerseys from Ege Organics, Lanificio Bottoli, Philea Textiles, Sundag Heinrich and Tessitura Monti.
With seaweed, the French designer Violaine Buet opens up a biodegradable, versatile material for art, fashion and design.
Munich Fabric Start Exhibitions GmbH launches FABRIC.iD – a process for the complete digitization of fabrics.
Material and product designers Sarmite Polakova and Mara Maizele turn used textile waste into a new, leather-like material for the fashion of tomorrow with their biotextile Pre-Loved.
The new ReSOURCE homepage is live: over 600 sustainable materials can now be discovered and sourced online at any time, with improved search, a certification guide and supplier profiles.
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.