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The T-REX (Textile Recycling Excellence) Project brings together 13 major players from the textile industry along with research institutions to create a harmonised EU blueprint for closed loop sorting and recycling of household textile waste.
In the atmospheric industrial charm of KEYHOUSE, Hall 7, progressive suppliers and global players from cross-industry sectors will be showcasing their latest new developments and innovations.
All of Anna’s designs are created by hand mostly through the use of gouache and her work is greatly influenced by her love of nature, animals and plants that are not often seen depicted on clothes and products.
More than 38 clothing manufacturers present their sourcing and manufacturing solutions at THE SOURCE studio in Hall 2, including Kikis Fashion and Union 3 Fashion.
LICA likes to put emphasis on this feminine energy, because we believe this is what the world needs right now.
Cold colour inspirations dominate, with lively accents in green and blue nuances.
Certifications, recycled materials, eco-friendly: that is what the sustainable fabrics from the ReSOURCE area for Spring.Summer 25 stand for.
These fabrics carry five stories of invisible connections, narrating tales of cooperation, exploitation, and competition among fungi, lichens, corals, and plants.
The exhibited designs are characterised by the versatile use of craftsmanship and technology.
Her vision: to create an entire outfit made wholly from hemp fibre and end the stigma surrounding the plant.
The BIOBASE project targets the establishment of biobased polymers in the textile industry, demonstrating their full potential.
London-based artist Elizabeth Balado brings a workshop to the KEYHOUSE with “Blooming Minds: Social Printing”, combining natural printing, sustainability and mental health.
