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The role of recycled textiles in reducing overconsumption and textile waste – and an overview of recycled Fabrics and Additionals on our sustainable sourcing platform ReSOURCE.
Designer Aniela Hoitink talks in a Key Conversations interview about MycoTEX®, the automated seamless manufacturing method made from compostable mushroom roots, and the challenges of scaling up.
Colour researcher Julia Kaleta is dedicated to strengthening colour communication and exploration into natural dyeing as a sustainable alternative for the fashion industry .
New sustainable materials for Spring.Summer 22 are online on resource-textiles.com now! Discover the leading developments and take this opportunity to source them digitally on our ReSOURCE page.
Get to know ReSOURCE, our unique sourcing platform that combines sustainability with the sourcing of high-quality textiles and accessories. Browse the collections online and at our shows.
A new level of sustainability, digitalisation, transparency, a growing need for information and the desire to inspire – that is what the Spring.Summer 21 season stands for at MUNICH FABRIC START.
The Spring.Summer 21 season is characterised by dynamism, waves and radiance – the guiding theme THRIVABILITY brings enthusiasm, creates excitement, let’s blossom and flourish.
An interview with ReSOURCE representatives Heike Hess (IVN) and Franziska Dormann (GOTS) on guaranteeing truly sustainable standards…
In the expanded ReSOURCE Area, VIEW presents the latest developments in sustainable fabrics and accessories for SPRING.SUMMER 2021
FashNerd founder Muchaneta Kapfunde asked Charney Magri, Abigail Morris and Olivia Pinnock to share their perspective on sustainable fashion
How the existing format of MUNICH FABRIC START has been expanded, complemented and deepened in terms of both quality and quantity
There is less than one week to go until we kick off the new season! We want to let you know what you can expect from MUNICH FABRIC START when you arrive in Munich on September 3-5 .
