Fabrics
Fabric Trends Spring.Summer 25 - Part V
In the FABRICS Area, around 600 international suppliers present their material innovations for all apparel segments. The complete product portfolio of fashionable woven and knitted fabrics made of wool, cotton, silk, blends and functional fibres is represented here. For the Spring.Summer 25 season, we present some highlights from international producers in our FABRICS blogposts:
KASAR & DUAL TEKSTIL
With nearly 60 years of experience, Kasar & Dual has a wide range of high quality knitted fabrics manufactured using the latest technologies. They continue to be a pioneer in the sector with rain harvesting and solar energy applications by adopting sustainability and environmental awareness. They are proud to be an example for other companies in the sector with its special machines that are unique in the world and projects that reduce water use. They have OEKO-TEX, GOTS, OCS and GRS certificates.
KUMASH TEKSTIL
In its new spring/summer 2025 collection, Kumash Fabrics, consisting of a dynamic team, is focusing on lasting and social sustainability. With its new trend colours such as turquoise, copper and green, they want to set an example for more sensitivity, transparency and sustainability, among other things through various woven fabrics made from natural fibres such as cotton, linen and Tencel.
LAMI TEXTILE
Lami Textile’s inspiring SS25 fabric collection offers comfort and is provided with recycled and elastane blends to ensure freedom of movement. Lami Textile’s fabrics are ready for summer action: practical, functional, eco-friendly, elegant and evolving to bring suit fabrics from the classic to the casual look.
LEMAR
The Spring/Summer 25 Collection of Lemar continues to uphold their commitment to ecoconscious fashion. At the heart of this collection is Q-Cycle by Fulgar™, a revolutionary approach that incorporates end-of-life tires into the mass balance technology used during its production, minimizing waste and giving a new life to materials that would contribute to environmental challenges. Join Lemar to weave a better future.
M.M.R.A.
M.M.R.A. is a Portuguese family business with 40 years of experience in circular knitting. It exports to several international markets, presents a wide range of natural, organic, recycled and synthetic products. Among the innovations, the use of compositions with mixtures of recycled viscose, organic cotton, recycled cupro, nettle, hemp, banana with pineapple and linen stands out. M.M.R.A. is committed to OEKO-TEX®, GOTS, GRS and OCS certifications.
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Fabric Trends Spring.Summer 25 - Part IV
In the FABRICS Area, around 600 international suppliers present their material innovations for all apparel segments. The complete product portfolio of fashionable woven and knitted fabrics made of wool, cotton, silk, blends and functional fibres is represented here. For the Spring.Summer 25 season, we present some highlights from international producers in our FABRICS blogposts:
GRATEX
The Grausam Textil Spring/Summer 25 collection is characterised by a clear, bright colouring. It presents a variety of prints with matching jacquards, yarn dye items, lace and outer fabrics. Playful designs and a wide variety of base materials create a unique collection full of ideas and possibilities.
HÄNDEL + DILLER GMBH
Händel + Diller has been knitting fabrics in southern Germany since 1962. Under the premise of certified environmental and social standards, circular knitted fabrics are produced for manufacturers of lingerie, home- and sportswear, orthopaedics and technical applications. The range for the Spring.Summer 25 collection also includes GOTS-certified wool fleece made of 100 % merinowool or in cotton blends, including jacquard patterns.
HEINRICH SUNDAG – TEXTILDESIGN + VERTRIEB
Summer, sun, well-being: Cooling materials such as cotton, linen, hemp is wanted as plain or combined qualities. Linen comes as woven or delicate knitted alternative. Besides that, fine merino qualities, lightly milled are matching the season between seasons. GOTS and GRS are also included.
IOAKIMIDIS TEXTILES
Ioakimidis Textiles invests in excellence by following and forecasting new fashion trends as well as by largely defining these trends through unique stories of vision and creativity. Their latest designs offer a glimpse into the endless possibilities and imaginative ways in which their fabrics can be incorporated into your designs. Get inspired and explore their extensive plain qualities collection of cotton, linen, rayon & viscose textiles in crêpe, satin & muslin along with their unique fancy lace, jacquard or embroidered textiles and many more.
KARMA KOKTEYL KNITTINGS
Karma Kokteyl is a fabric manufacturer with over 35 years of experience. Over these years, they continue to produce by following the latest innovations on the fashion and technological developments. Their main vision is to give their customers fast and quality production according to their exact requests. They are able to produce fabrics like; Single jersey, Double jersey, Jacquards, Ribs, Interlock, Elec. Jacquards, Pique. The key fibres used are: viscose, cotton, polyamide, polyester, linen and spandex also with branded yarns like lycra, modal, tencel, lyocell and organic cottons. As a company, it is their goal to continue working with sustainable fibers and their blends, as well as jacquard and interlock knitting.
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Fabric Trends Spring.Summer 25 - Part III
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ETICO PRINTS & FABRICS
30 years of printing experience and a passion for blending contemporary and traditional fashion, ETICO leaves a unique mark in the exciting world of fashion. With their proficient design team, they offer a wide collection for every story. They prioritize design excellence, giving utmost importance to their customers’ ever-changing mood boards, creating stunning collections. Join them on this fashionable journey and experience a whole new dimension of self-expression!
FABRIC & CO.
Fabric & Co. focuses on sustainability in its new collection, designed in line with the latest trends. With a production facility known for continuous investments in technology, the brand adopts an innovative approach and adheres to a principle of not compromising on quality.
FEINJERSEY
dfine. by Feinjersey is a new collection by a fully integrated fine rib fabric manufacturer in Austria, Europe. They are crafting high-end fabrics by embracing minimalism and precision and combine exceptional functionality with collective responsibility and prioritize the development of degradable materials with a minimal ecological footprint. dfine sets a new standard of ecological production through fully digital resource monitoring and the synergetic reduction of water, energy and chemicals. The collection is segmented into 5 sections: AVANT => Fashion Forward Fabrics (stock program), IVORY => second skin underwear, APEX => functional asthetics, FORMA => fluid shaping and ARMIS => elite safety.
FILDAN
FILDAN introduces several new innovations: The Mushro Grip Tape replaces the velcro tape and comes in different sizes. It can be combined in any way – useable for many different areas of functional clothing. OFF-Hey is a game-changer for fasteners that replaces the traditional Hook & Eye with one single component. One click, and your garments are securely fastened. The Shoulder Strap Pad is an innovative add-on product for bra straps. It avoids cutting in the shoulders.
GOTTSTEIN
Focus at Gottstein GmbH & Co. KG continues to be on sustainability and short transport routes. In collaboration with the Hohenstein Institute, the boiled wool and felt fabrics produced in Tyrol were tested for their biodegradability with an extremely positive result. Within just two months, the submitted samples for biodegradation testing made from undyed wool completely decomposed.
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Fabric Trends Spring.Summer 25 - Part II
In the FABRICS Area, around 600 international suppliers present their material innovations for all apparel segments. The complete product portfolio of fashionable woven and knitted fabrics made of wool, cotton, silk, blends and functional fibres is represented here. For the Spring.Summer 25 season, we present some highlights from international producers in our FABRICS blogposts:
DELFI
The Spring/Summer ‘25 collection is focused on fancy colours, inspired by a mexican vibrant influence. The growing importance of Ecosustainability in the manufacturing field has led the company to be GRS certificated and to introduce more recycled Nylon and Polyester fabrics too, as well as brand new ecological finishing process.
DUTEL CRÉATION
The new jacquard collection of DUTEL for the Spring/Summer 2025 season has been built around four main themes: Persane – a sober and refined theme inspired by Orientalist influences; Pop Corn, a regressive and slightly offbeat spirit with vibrant colours inspired by Pop culture; Wibes – an ethnic and festive theme; and Brut – a sportswear theme in natural tones.
ECO-PRINTS
Discover Eco-prints’ innovative Sublime collection. It’s safe to say that a return to joy and lightness is in the air in the world of fashion! With more feminine prints and cheerful colors, Eco-prints is looking ahead to a brighter future. Spicy atmospheres evoke relaxation and travel, always with the desire to move forward. Come and discover their vision of this future new world on their stand.
ENGIN TEXTILE
Established in the 1960s, Engin Textile supplies fabrics to fashion brands, specializing in women’s and men’s outerwear and active sportswear. With a commitment to high-quality standards, the company offers a diverse range, including eco-friendly options like organic cotton and recycled polyester. Engin Textile’s state-of- the-art machinery ensures reliable production. Emphasizing customer satisfaction, the company continues to offer environmentally friendlyfabric choices.
ERSAT TEXTILE
ERSAT TEXTILE is one of the most successful fabric producers in Turkey with an integrated factory from weaving till ready garment. They offer versatile production chains (Poliviscose, Polyester, Cotton, Linen, Wool blends with PES) and also produce mens- and womenswear for suits, jackets, pants, outerwear, dresses, shirts on recycle, Ecovero, GRS, GOTS bases with 2.500.000 mts capacity per month.
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Fabric Trends Spring.Summer 25 - Part I
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6DIAS
6Dias exhibits its new Spring Summer 2025 collection with items it produces and sells. Lots of variety of products, such as weaving, jacquard, denims, embroidery, pleats, etc. Visit their showroom in Trofa – Portugal and design your collection with this Portuguese premium supplier. You can get in touch with their team directly email to geral@6dias.pt.
BITZER + SINGLE
For spring/summer 25 season, Bitzer + Single are still focusing on short distances, mainly European products and open communication with their customers. Additionally, to the traditional collections for sportswear, lingerie and healthcare, they now offer certified accessories for the official tendering sector. With over 60 years of expertise in the textile processing industries, they will find the right solution for your needs.
BOGAZICI ÖRME
Elevate your surroundings with the standout knitted jacquard fabric innovations for the Spring/Summer 2025 season from Bogazici Örme. They proudly introduce eco-friendly options. Featuring captivating designs and a perfect harmony of vibrant colors, their collection offers nature-inspired motifs and environmentally conscious choices, seamlessly merging traditional and modern aesthetics. Their exclusively knitted jacquard fabrics reflect the essence of trendsetting sophistication for the upcoming season.
CANCLINI1925 – PER LEI – BLUE1925
The new CANCLINI1925 collection for Spring.Summer 25 craves positivity and comes in renewed graphics, colours and weights that are inspired and influenced by Lake Como. Summer is the perfect time to dare, to have character, to give visibility to the shirt. Discover the new collection from the leading traditional Italian producer of high-end fabrics at the studio of Klaas + Hesse.
CANVASS TEKSTIL
With awareness of responsibility towards a clean world, natural life and future generations, the priority of Canvass has always been to combine sustainable yarns and natural fibers with rich materials in aesthetic harmony. Their 2025 Spring-Summer products are prepared according to this principle. They provide sustainable production and consultancy services in the fields of yarn, fabric and apparel to textile companies in various countries of the world.
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STELLA BLU PRESENTS ITS FIRST COOLTRANS DENIM COLLECTION MADE WITHOUT INDIGO
Stella Blu is very proud to announce to be the first Denim mill in the world to adopt the use of NTX Cooltrans – the revolutionary waterless coloration technology into its production of denim & colored denim fabrics.
The coloration process happens with extreme precision and consistency every time and is applicable to almost any fabrics, natural, cellulose-based or synthetics man-made without the need for heat and over 90% reduction in water usage without compromising the fabric’s engineered feel or functional performance.
Conventional denim has an extensive use of water, heat and chemicals starting from the initial processes of fabric making – dyeing yarns into several indigo baths – all the way down to laundry processes to create that vintage distressed look.
“With Cooltrans, we are able to completely eliminate these two processes.”, says Marco Stefanelli, director of marketing & business development at Stella Blu. “We start from a white PFD fabric and then the coloration process happens without heat at both sides simultaneously in only one single pass—the front face gets the printed washed look and the back side face gets printed with the twill line or any other pattern the client’s desire.”
This technology opens up extremely exciting possibilities. For instance, clients could have a single quality greige and print nearly infinite combination of aesthetics. By doing so, they can drastically improve the speed to market with much lower SKUs.
Many denim brands today maintain extensive material libraries, consisting of well over 500 different types of fabric, solely for the purpose of achieving a desired look. However, with Cooltrans, the aesthetic can be completely independent of the fabric composition. By calibrating the process to a specific fabric base, brands can achieve a wide range of aesthetics on a single twill type, resulting in tremendous costs savings.
Furthermore, addressing the environmental impact of indigo dye is a shared concern within the industry. Cooltrans is seen as a promising solution to reduce the toxicity associated with indigo dye as there is no indigo involved in the entire process, which is an additional key point that many brand houses view it favourably.
Meet the Stella Blu Team at Bluezone in Hall 7 | B 16.
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The Fabric Trends Autumn.Winter 24/25 - Part VIII
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YÜNSA
Leading fashion trends with its innovative products developed with a focus on sustainability, Yünsa responds to increasing comfort expectations with highly elastic, functional fabrics, while offering a rich variety of colors and patterns that appeal to all ages and styles. Developed to meet the needs of different customers, Yünsa collections offer quality, elegance and comfort together with the latest fashion.
ZEYNAR
In Zeynar autumn.winter 24/25 collection the color focuses of the season are intense rust, apricot crush, matcha, and plum. The combination of plum with matcha is futuristic and calming. Aprico Crush stands for hope and raises positivity which is rounded off by a little autumn dust with intense rust. As environmental-friendly company, they focus on continuously developing sustainable fabrics in their entire collection.
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VICTOR TÊXTEIS
Victor Têxteis is a trademark of Pinto Nogueira Lda, a family company operating in the national textile sector, certified by Standard 100 by OEKO-TEX® and GRS-Global Recycled Standard®. They have over 29 years of experience and are based in Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal. Their core business is production and supply of sustainable textile solutions, mostly produced in Portugal, in order to create articles such as swimwear and sportswear (Mesh, Polyamide, Polyester). They have a great concern with sustainability, and they have a selection of high quality environmentally friendly fabrics.
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SUNDAG
Autumn/winter time is time for wool. Wool in many weights, knitting techniques and creative interpretations. Boiled wool 100% wool, uni or printed, boiled wool 80% wool + 20% cotton in plain and colourful jacquards also with relief and tops, wool plush, wool fleece, wool knits, wool jerseys conventional, controlled organic animal husbandry and GOTS. Heavy wool-cotton jacquard knits Cotton teddy uni and as jacquards with wool – more wool is not possible!
TARGET SRL
New capsule collection: luxury knitwear for timeless pieces. In a period of growing resource scarcity Target meets consumers’ desire to invest into long lasting and timeless pieces. Adding another line to its collection of Raschel qualities with sustainable fibers, new tonal and classical qualities in cashmere, silk and virgin wool will be launched in the current winter collection.
TEKSTINA
Bonding is the main theme of Tekstina’s Winter 2024-25 collection. In today’s world we all need a certain connection, whether with nature, each other or our heritage. Taking care of ourselves, people that surround us and nevertheless our planet is key to wellbeing of humankind. Our ideas are presented through stories: Games, Botanical, Scandinavian winter, Art/Craft/Heritage, Nostalgic, Abstract & Mystical.
TROFICOLOR
The new AW 24/25 collection of Troficolor presents a wide selection of different articles, developed with raw materials and production processes that respect the environment. They expanded their offer for denim and fabrics with BCI cotton, organic cotton with GOTS / OCS certification, recycled cotton and polyester with GRS / RCS certification. Highlights are Flannels with different patterns, Corduroy with different wales widths, Quilted Fabrics in different designs and their Velvet Denim concept, denim ready-to-wear with a velvet touch and wool look.
VERHEES TEXTILES
Verhees Textiles is a leading fabric importer with self-developed and exclusive collections, for textile sales and the garment sector. Every season they offer an extensive fashion collection consisting of over 500 new items. These are always based on the latest prints and colours, the most modern designs in the most diverse materials. Take a look at their online shop to discover the complete assortment.
VISBATEX
Visbatex is all about innovative, sustainable and multifunctional textiles made using bamboo viscose. The fabrics are comfortable to wear, environmentally friendly, breathable, skin-friendly, antibacterial and durable. All compositions contain at least 50 % bamboo viscose and are available in different blends. Visbatex is a pioneering company that brings together the opportunities presented by nature with wisdom from science and research. Performance by nature!
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PONTEX
Since 1972 Pontex presents collections that combine elegance and performance by proposing fabrics for unique garments that last forever. Among the main season’s novelties are velvets proposed with the new crushed finishing too, as piece-dyed version for an elegant look with an innovative aspect. Furthermore, you find velvets with a bicolour effect obtained thanks to the application of resins on garment-dyed pieces. Cupro is the eco-friendly fabric chosen for this season by the brand Made in Italy: light, fresh and breathable and, most of all, sustainable, biodegradable and 100% recyclable.
PRINTSTORMING new graphic books
Our A/W 24-25 colour palette relies heavily on energetic hues such as pink flash, cyber lime and electric jade in combination with black, and takes an almost surreal direction in conjunction with “old familiar” lovely motifs. Are you currently looking for support in taking your designs from 2D to 3D, or are you looking for fresh design input for your moodboards? Feel free to come by, we will show you what possibilities we have for you.
PROJECT SRL
Quality, sustainability and innovation: our autumn.winter 24/25 creations combine traditional techniques with modern aesthetics. Project SRL blends fibers together creating soft and light color mixes to obtain delicate yet compact fabrics with textured and three dimensional surfaces. They utilized dyed threads such as mouliné, flamed and buttoned yarns to provide a fresh interpretation of classic pied de poule, check and cover fabrics.
SERIDE SRL
Sense of memories and traditions are shown in the “Suspended moment” theme (dull yellow, blue ruined and corroded by sand). Nature symbolism preservation is described in their second theme “Re-Born” characterized by nature’s lush greens and warm shades of pinks. Different shades of deep blue and contrasting accents are part of the third theme “In the darkness” and synthetics pinks, fake platinum blondes and plastic silver delineate the last “It’s Fantastic” theme.
SEIDRA TEXTILWERKE
In the new winter collection from Seidra, classic bindings, through multicolored chains, become colorful eye-catchers. To ensure a good combination possibility, they partly offer up to 20 colour variants per article. In addition to the usual high-quality pure wool articles, they also offer attractively priced alternatives. In knitwear they have modern and traditional patterns as well as NOOS articles availabl
SERIKO GROUP
Seriko Group was established in 2010 after 29 years of experience in textile business. They provide woven fabrics with compositions deriving from filament viscose, staple viscose, cotton, linen, acetate, modal, tencel, polyester and their blends. Sustainability is at the heart of their fabric developments like organic, recycled and sustainable compositions that are available. They work with some of Turkey’s leading dyeing and printing factories to achieve the best results on woven fabric qualities.
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MYSIA FABRIC
Mysia Fabric produces with innovative materials for a greener future. Their production facility offers all brands and designers answers to sustainable and fast deadlines demands. With its designers who closely follow the world fashion trends, it creates two main and two intermediate collections per year and prepares special collections according to customer demand.
NOOTEBOOM TEXTILES
Nooteboom Textiles’ winter collection contains a wide range of knitted and woven fabrics. Highlights are stretch leather, lurex chanel and wool bouclé mélange. Nooteboom also offers a strong selection in chiffon lurex prints, ponti di roma prints, viscose prints and denim prints which can be combined with several plain dyed basics.
ÖZDOKU
Founded in 1970, Özdoku is one of the leading fabric producers in their sector which always gives priority to quality, best service and sustainability. With the new 24/25 AW collection, Özdoku aims to continue eco-friendly production & sustainability and offers a wide range of woven, jacquard and jersey collections by referring to new fashion trends. Their line is dedicated for Women’s, Men’s and Kids wear for Pants, Jacket,Skirts, Dress, Suiting, and many more.
ÖZTEK
ÖZTEK, TURKEY addresses the need for functional but versatile garments. New mobility and all-purpose functional items which are breathable, durable, yet fashionable are key wardrobe drivers. Using sustainable materials to create adaptable pieces to extend garment life span and longevity, Öztek’s new line of functional fabrics combines an authentic fashion approach with core usability – also for bonded articles.
POLYTEX STOFFEN
Focusing on sustainability, their latest fabric innovation for the autumn/winter collection 24/25 season introduces pineapple-derived material. Other bestsellers remain modal, viscose and bamboo. The collection showcases fascinating colours such as ‘Dazzling Blue’, ‘Harvest Pumpkin’, ‘Tomato’ , ‘Viva Magenta’ and ‘Amethyst Orchid’. Abstract designs and blurry prints remain on trend and reflect the modern aesthetic of the collection.
PONGEES
Silk specialists Pongees has added more colour options to its top selling qualities, such as marocain, taffeta, georgette, sand washed spun silk and stretch satin, and will be launching new shades of pastels and deeper tones at the show. Some collections are now available in more than 100 colours. Minimum order is 1 metre and fabrics are held in stock at its UK warehouse so delivery is fast. Pongees has set up a specialist delivery service so European customers with a VAT/EORI number will be able to receive their orders free of any additional import charges – just as they did pre-Brexit.
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