Discover the latest innovations from BLUEZONE – Part III
From ISKO™ Luxury by PG to Strom and Vicunha: the most exciting denim innovations and sustainability concepts from BLUEZONE Discovery.
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From ISKO™ Luxury by PG to Strom and Vicunha: the most exciting denim innovations and sustainability concepts from BLUEZONE Discovery.
With around 90 international denim, street & sportswear suppliers, BLUEZONE offered the complete portfolio of denim innovations in Halls 6 + 7 under the leitmotif DISCOVERY – here are the latest material innovations.
Around 90 international denim suppliers showed their latest material innovations at BLUEZONE – from Berto and Calik Denim to DNM Denim.
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.
Purchasing and production are usually responsible for sustainability. However, you can significantly influence costs, material consumption and profitability if you think beyond reusable fabrics – and the key to this is in the hands of apparel designers.
But then at some point there is suddenly a fundamental break, a completely new attitude to life, a completely different basic mood, a “vibe shift”. We are now at such a turning point.
What can industry players who want to take a constructive look at the textile market expect in 2023, with innovation as the backbone?