Textile Innovations: Ready To Be Supercharged in 2023?
What can industry players who want to take a constructive look at the textile market expect in 2023, with innovation as the backbone?
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What can industry players who want to take a constructive look at the textile market expect in 2023, with innovation as the backbone?
Sustainable Innovations curator Simon Angel on newcomers who inspire the fashion industry, new materials and the question of conscious creating.
Global jeans manufacturer Saitex is going vertical as it officially announces the opening of its first denim fabric making mill in Vietnam.
We are continuing the positive, motivated and ambitious mood that is evident at the current shows.
In the industrial charm of KEYHOUSE, progressive suppliers and global players will be showing Sustainable Innovations such as Piñatex, Reactive Reality, CLO Virtual Fashion, MAKEINITALY and Montega.
Materials surprise with new extremes – from maximum padded cosiness to ultra-light fluidity. Patterns inflate to maximum size, checks and camouflage are oversized. Wool and faux fur offer an improved tactile experience.
Bringing attention to a product’s lifecycle, the strategy focuses on design through to end-of-life. The agenda is to kickstart actions that ensure that by 2030 textile products placed on the EU market will be more eco-friendly and long-lasting.
An interview with Luigi Maria Cialdini of VIFREX STUDIO about design, sustainability and the future of the fabric producer based in Barcelona and Istanbul.
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.
Energetic prints steal the spotlight – take a look at these fabric developments for SS23 inspiration.
These timeless, powerful and simple FABRICS collections present classic fabrics with a focus on respect for nature: BORGHI 1819, Ipekis, Lanificio Roma, Pontex, Seidra Textilwerke and Yünsa Yünlu.
Simon Angel, curator of the SUSTAINABLE INNOVATIONS, on real problem-solving and the most innovative textile developments: why we have to pre-act instead of just reacting.