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Textile designers and trend agencies from all over the world show their latest prints and patterns for Spring.Summer 24 in the DESIGN STUDIOS area at MUNICH FABRIC START.
MUNICH FABRIC START, KEYHOUSE, THE SOURCE and BLUEZONE move forward to the second half of July for Autumn.Winter 24/25. The first reVIEW will be held on 13 and 14 September 2023 on the Zenith grounds in Motorworld.
Certifications, recycled materials, environmentally friendly – this is what the sustainable fabrics from the ReSOURCE area stand for.
Natural dyeing, eco-friendly finishes and recycled materials: the most sustainable fabrics, additionals and innovations from the ReSOURCE exhibitors for Spring.Summer 24.
With around 700 samples, the area for innovative fabrics and additionals that are bio-certified, bio-based, recycled, recyclable or from regenerative sources has once again grown significantly compared to previous seasons.
The range of services offered by these internationally experienced manufacturing companies includes cut-make-trim (CMT) solutions as well as high-end production. Services such as A-Z process solutions, including procurement processes, are also offered – the perfect complement to the value chain in the diverse portfolio of MUNICH FABRIC START.
Almost 30 selected clothing manufacturers presented their sourcing and manufacturing services in Atrium 3 – from CMT solutions to high-end production.
Polopiqué is one of the few complete vertical textile industries worldwide – in an interview, Rosário Rodrigues explains how the Portuguese family company distinguishes itself through innovation, sustainability and control of the entire production chain.
Futuristic manufacturers present their sustainable textiles with traceable, regenerated, water-saving and closed-loop production methods.
Natural dyeing, eco finishing and recycled materials – this is what the season's sustainable zips, labels, buttons & co. from Bodo Jagdberg, Bornemann-Etiketten and Nilorn stand for.
Sunkolor’s high-technology yarns are woven into textiles and make dangerous UV radiation visible through a colour change – an early warning system for the skin, developed by Panorama Fabrics.
Five more ReSOURCE Fabrics manufacturers – Arula, Bloomati, Ifansi, Takisada-Nagoya and TMG Textiles – present their sustainable material developments for Spring.Summer 23.
