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The company produces both and patterned fabrics, with a product range spanning from customized jacquards to solid-coloured and designed fabrics in natural fibres such as cotton, linen, and wool blends with nylon and polyester.
Creativity, sustainability, and contemporary style are the values that define every collection we create.
Freedom and creativity are the basis for our fabric and colour choices for AW 26/27 as consumers move towards a more optimistic future and an individualistic approach to what they wear and for their interiors styling.
Over 60 years of textile manufacturing experience, an in-house development team with expertise in both fashion and performance fabrics, strong partnerships with dyehouses and finishers dedicated to sustainable growth, as well as transparent sourcing and proactive fiber selection process. Commitment to environmental stewardship beyond certifications.
Burnt orange, mustard yellow, and rich browns create a warm, earthy base. These tones recall the effortless elegance and timeless charm of Parisian street style – vibrant yet grounded.
The new jacquard collection of DUTEL for the autumn/winter 2026/27 season is built around four main themes: OPULENT, QUIRKY, HALO and WILD.
"More than a fabric" is not just a claim — it's a statement of purpose. It represents a new way of thinking, where materials are not merely components, but carriers of values: innovation, responsibility, and long-term vision.
For Autumn/Winter 26/27, the focus is on essential comfort reimagined through smart textures and versatile fabrics.
Data might feel intimidating for the fashion and textile industry, but it holds the power to unlock transparency, boost efficiency, and spark innovation...
Their philosophy,“Drawing art with threads, conveying emotions through embroidery,” ensures every product is not just visually stunning but also deeply meaningful.
The mission of Kantamanto Social Club is clear: to empower communities in the Global South. It aims to shine a spotlight on communities, particularly those whose circular and regenerative practices have been undervalued for too long.
The projects I selected this season challenge us to rethink everything from raw materials to end products and production processes, whilst emphasising on sustainability as an ongoing dialogue.
