Munich Fabric Start
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MUNICH FABRIC START draws a positive conclusion: two effective trade show days with BLUEZONE, KEYHOUSE and THE SOURCE, over 1,000 collections and the return of Li Edelkoort.
This season, we’re continuing this saga by posing critical questions and embracing a more holistic narrative. It’s less about solutions and more about interventions and transformative thinking.
Suzanne’s goal is to push boundaries, experiment and challenge the way things are done.
Fashion is not only about following trends, but also about expressing your creativity and personality.
“The factory is my playground, searching for new possibilities with the tools I can find.” Joris de Groot blends traditional craftsmanship with industrial processes, resulting in unique and sustainable designs.
Tjeerd’s “Mycelium 2D Printing” explores the potential of mycelium, a natural material obtained from mushrooms, which could be crucial for the transition towards more sustainable consumption.
A type of plant that thrives in wet conditions are cattails, the cultivation of which is currently not profitable for farmers, which is why its fibres are typically used for low-value products like insulation.
The Autumn/Winter 25-26 collection showcases a range of exceptional knitwear pieces, perfect for your retail line.
artisan:re is revolutionizing agriculture by championing the needs of farmers and artisans.
Fungi use biochemical processes to produce pigments, making the impact different from fossil-based heat and extraction processes.
By working with industry and research partners, BIOTEXFUTURE supports the development of bio-based textiles through various projects and innovation spaces.
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.
