Discover the latest innovations from BLUEZONE – Part III
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.
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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.
The 5 DENIM SENSES are brought to live thanks to the generous support from Naveena Denim Mills who provided the denim fabrics for this project:
The Trend Book and Colour Code provide the ideal inspiration and information for developing your Autumn.Winter 24/25 collection.
In its own Nature Tech Lab, the Munich-based company develops high-performance fabrics based on bamboo viscose (at least 50 %).
SAAT means “together” in the Indian language and “that which arises from the seed sown” in the German language. Thus, SAAT’s fashion is a harmonious interplay of different factors that always creates something new.
This is what fashion is all about right now: taking people on a journey through time to phases of our lives and theirs when we, and everyone around us, were so much more carefree than we are today.
At the same time, they are eager to explore avenues for improving the customer journey, sustainability aspects, sourcing or design. It entails broadening their scope of responsibilities and possibilities.
Automation, sustainability and local production will fundamentally change the textile industry over the next five years.
EACH OTHER In conversation with the organizers of MUNICH FABRIC START about the future of trade shows, 20 years of BLUEZONE, and new dates.