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Release of the new CLO version 6.0 >>

KEYHOUSE's CLO Virtual Fashion stands for future vision and collaborative collection development

CLO VIRTUAL FASHION'S EXPERTISE IN EFFICIENT PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
KEYHOUSE Spring.Summer 23

15. February 2022

No MUNICH FABRIC START without our Innovation Hub KEYHOUSE! Although our shows unfortunately could not take place physically at the end of January, we would like to give our long term partners and exhibitors the chance to present their developments for Spring.Summer 23 online.

As a digital specialist from Munich, CLO Virtual Fashion stands for future vision and collaborative design development.

CLO Virtual Fashion is leading the market by digitally merging, consolidating, and converging all components related to digital garments. From 3D garment design software, digital asset management and collaborative design development platform, to consumer facing services such as virtual fitting on e-commerce, all of CLO’s products and services provide users the most efficient product development experience within the garment industry.

“Step beyond design.

Streamline your design development process with the power of true-to-life 3D garment simulation.

Show your creativity with CLO Virtual Fashion.”

www.clo3d.com

CLO Instagram

More information about CLO’s futuristic 3D Design Process can be found in this blog article:

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Experience further innovations and forward-looking developments at the first independent BLUEZONE X KEYHOUSE Show from 3 – 4 May 2022.

Here is an overview of all SUSTAINABLE INNOVATIONS of the last seasons >>

Interview about Pre-Creation, -Action and -Connection in our industry

"Pre-Action"
An interview with Simon Angel, curator of the Sustainable Innovations Forum

11. February 2022

Our contact regarding the developments that are groundbreaking for our industry? Simon Angel – Curator of the SUSTAINABLE INNOVATIONS, which are presented every season at MUNICH FABRIC START. SUSTAINABLE INNOVATIONS offers a platform for exciting young designers who create extraordinary material developments and rethink the textile world – with these insights you are always one step ahead of the market.

Hey Simon, it’s good to see you. How are you?

Actually, I am really busy with the investigation of social impacts – next to the primal impact of this pandemic, we also have the secondary impact on society as a whole and the challenges to our personal selves to deal with. Right now, the personal impact of global challenges is reaching its peak. And yes, whenever the pressure becomes too much, people (and the society) have to dissociate from it in order to ‘save’ themselves or to cope with the challenges. For now, this is resulting in the creation of new realities, ignorance or even denial. We have to ask ourselves what is going on right now. And what is even real, and what’s not? What is the real real? And behind the actual challenges of Covid-19 and climate change, there might be an even bigger challenge: reliability.

This new reality we have to face – how do you suggest we find solutions?

As I just mentioned, there are two keywords that I can really relate to: reality and reliability. I am noticing that we have to unravel these words to the point that tickles our consciousness. Our moral compasses. What are we really fighting for? What are our real problems? To be clear, problems like climate change, consumer behaviour, the oversupply of clothing, Covid-19 and fake news are all big issues. For sure, it’s good and important to clean up this mess, but the solution is not only to clean it up. We have to get to the core, which is: Why did we lose connection to what is real in the first place? We have to find inspiration in that instead of just pointing out the negative aspects.

“We have to get to the core, which is: Why did we lose connection to what is real in the first place? We have to find inspiration in that instead of just pointing out the negative aspects.”

And how do you think we can do that?

I think we have to change the prefix from ‘pre’ to ‘re’… Rethink becomes pre-think. Re-cycle becomes pre-cycle.

Give this thought some time… It’s about pre-acting instead of reacting: we have to do something new to support the next generations and enable them to follow on from us. Reacting will never be inspiring. Responding to toxic things can never be fresh, inspiring, exciting or new. We cannot achieve a better future by relying on the toxic relationships that have already existed – with economics, fashion and other people.

The prefix ‘re’ in reaction or reconnection points out to what has already been there. But: What has already been there was tainted and can no longer help us. So we don’t want to react and reconnect, we want to pre-act, pre-connect, pre-do, pre-dict and pre-create. We need something pure, something fresh in order to make a change. Let’s make new pre-lationships in order to pre-connect with our future generations.

In terms of this year’s sustainable innovations, where can we find parallels to that pre-action?

We aim to focus on the real challenges, the real choices. What do we actually want?

The common goal is to be a real person in a good society with a pure relationship to nature. Our projects show how that can be done, how we can pre-act to make a change.

Motorskins offer a solution to becoming lean and active with the pre-creation of movements and support.

Studio Panorama Fabrics pre-use the substance of light with their project Sunkolor, which incorporates the substance of natural elements – this is how we can be inspired and influenced by nature.

Another example of nature’s support for better fashion is Irene Purasachit’s project Flower Matter and the order of pre-action with nature as a collaborative partner.

With projects and innovations like these, we can respond to the real questions and real solutions and face the challenges that lie ahead in the coming years. We will present these and other SUSTAINABLE INNOVATIONS to you in detail here on our M/UNIQUE blog in the coming weeks.

>> All about this season's SUSTAINABLE INNOVATIONS in our E-Magazine

A Sneak Peak in our E-Magazine:

ReSOURCE Online Sourcing Platform >>

ReSOURCE Spring.Summer 23 Materials are online!

Source Sustainable Textiles & Accessories online with ReSOURCE
The MUNICH FABRIC START online sourcing platform provides a unique overview of future-oriented materials

9. February 2022

Discover & order the latest ecologically and socially responsible materials on the ReSOURCE Page – the unique online platform for sustainable innovations and futuristic textile solutions.

Textiles and accessories are shown in the following categories:

UNIQUE SUPPLIER AND MATERIAL SEARCH

With ReSOURCE, we have been offering a unique sustainability platform for 12 years. Since last season, our brand new ReSOURCE Page provides information about textile innovations, the most advanced manufacturers and the most important certificates.

We are proud to offer you more than 180 new ReSOURCE materials this season – together with the samples from the Autumn.Winter 22/23 season, we are now presenting you more than 560 innovative fabrics & additionals from 87 companies in our manufacturer and material search.

Supplier and Material Search >>

ADDITIONALS: COTTY BIO

by Gunold GmbH

Categories: Biodegradable, GOTS, Organic / Natural

OEKO-TEX Standard 100 & GOTS certified yarn from controlled organic cultivation (kbA)

FABRICS: Linen-Tencel Mix

by Philea Textiles SAS

Categories: Biodegradable, Organic / Natural, Regenerated

Traceable linen or linen mix with Acetat or Tencel, 100% Made in Europe, little/no water consumption

ADDITIONALS: Corozzo Buttons

by Knopf Schäfer GmbH

Categories: GOTS, Organic / Natural

OEKO-TEX Standard 100 & GOTS certified, renewable raw material Corozzo, naturally ivory-colored

Discover materials from the following international manufacturers:

ADDITIONALS: Sugar Cane Box

by A-TEX Germany GmbH

Category: Organic / Natural

Packaging box made of sugar cane, banderole FSC Mix Paper; 100% biobased source

FABRICS: Carbon Zero Lyocell

by Kadeka Tekstil

Category: Regenerated

Lenzing Technology, goal: CO2 reduction, closed loop to convert the wood pulp into cellulose fibers

ADDITIONALS: Cactus Leather Labels

by Bodo Jagdberg GmbH

Categories: Innovative Alternatives, Organic / Natural

Vegan, low water consumption, PETA Award & Green Product Award 2020. Back: 65%PES, 35%CO

LET'S ReSOURCE!

Don’t miss: The highlights of the ReSOURCE materials will be featured on social media and here on our M/UNIQUE blog in the coming weeks.

All information about the launch of the new ReSOURCE online sourcing platform and the relaunch of the physical ReSOURCE X SUSTAINABLE INNOVATIONS Area can be found in this blog article >>

ReSOURCE Relaunch Blog Article >>

www.frameless-asia-pacific.com

This season's sustainable buttons, zippers & Co. are colourful & trendy

TRIMS STAND OUT THROUGH AN ECO-FRIENDLY APPROACH & UNEXPECTED COLOUR COMBINATIONS
ADDITIONALS Spring.Summer 23 #2

7. February 2022

Although MUNICH FABRIC START and BLUEZONE couldn’t be realised physically in the end of January, we want to give our beloved exhibitors and long-term partners the chance to present their collections for Spring.Summer 23 online. We are presenting the most inspiring developments, prints and innovations in all our areas: FABRICS, ADDITIONALS, BLUEZONE, DESIGN STUDIOS, SOURCING & KEYHOUSE.

For the Spring.Summer 23 season the idea of colourful & trendy is standing out the most when it comes to trims, buttons, ribbons and labels. Unexpected and unique colour combinations and dazzling sparkles are what adds Spring.Summer 23 collections a contemporary style on top of the eco-friendly approach.

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DEVETEX

For the upcoming Spring.Summer 23 season, DEVETEX is focusing on natural, light & stretchy materials. In light of the current economic challenges, DEVETEX wants to support its customers not only with the creative input in terms of materials, colours and designs but also with improved service. Which is why many materials are available in the NOS program, from stock or with small MOQs.

www.devetex.com

DEVETEX Instagram

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Frameless Asia Pacific Limited

Spring.Summer 23 focuses on strong visual branding through the use of tactile surface textures and characterised by unexpected color combinations. Multifunctional accessories balance versatility with simplicity while sculptural shapes are bold yet minimalistic. Frameless Asia Pacific’s aim is to produce as sustainably as possible, recycling materials where possible and promoting the 3D visualisation capabilities on the Frameless Trim app to save unnecessary sampling.

Frameless Asia Pacific Instagram

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TEXCART

The Spring.Summer 23 collection of Texcart gives you renewed joy: brightness, brilliance, dazzling sparkle. Light becomes tangible, transforming itself into matter through oleographic and reflective surfaces. Silhouettes have a relaxed vibe, the shapes interact with colors embracing them in regular designs, suitable for each garment.

TEXCART offers an eco-responsible collection too, made with certified eco-sustainable materials and techniques.

www.texcart.com

Texcart Instagram

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TEXTRA

“Our values of innovation, diversity, knowledge and focus on solutions are always at the core of everything we do! Also when it comes to new materials and less wasteful and damaging processes.”

For the Spring.Summer 23 collection, Textra developed 4 new themes in which the company blends the 40 years of experience with new thoughts, innovation and sustainability.

www.textra.dk

Textra Instagram

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Vostex

Vostex loves to experiment with new, vibrant colors for their design concepts. The key is not to be afraid of using new color mixes & find a special way to create an interesting piece. Vostex’ unique palette is ideal for branding inspiration and design: Bold combinations infusing personality into collections that ooze contemporary style!

www.vostex.com

Vostex Instagram

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www.closetoclothes.com/en

by Martyna Lotkowska

Interview on the importance and philosophy of physical trade shows

The Turn Over of the Year - An Outlook
MUNICH FABRIC START about the importance of physical trade shows, company philosophy and the show experience

4. February 2022

In the interview with the organisers of the Munich Fabric Start trade shows, Sebastian Klinder and Frank Junker give an insight into the past year, challenging times and new projects to come. The planning for MUNICH FABRIC START and BLUEZONE in January 2022 was almost complete, the response from the industry extremely positive – but then the physical trade shows had to be canceled at the end of last year.

What is the current plan for 2022?

SK: The last few months have been extraordinarily dynamic for us and incredibly tough! Having to cancel so close to the finish line with over 700 registered international exhibitors has probably been the most difficult decision in our company’s history. Now we are looking ahead and concentrating fully on the organisation and alignment of the next shows in the first half of 2022. The first independent BLUEZONE X KEYHOUSE is planned for May 2022 with an innovative concept. In addition, after a forced two-year break due to Covid-19, VIEW will finally take place again from 21 – 22 June 2022 in the MVG Museum. Followed by, of course and as usual, the combined trade show format of MUNICH FABRIC START and BLUEZONE at the end of August 2022.

The cancellation came as a surprise, especially given the enormous support from the industry and the great need for a physical platform. How do you look back on the last few weeks?

FJ: With very mixed feelings. The last few weeks have been a roller coaster ride. At a time characterised by a great deal of uncertainty and rapidly increasing infection numbers in Germany and across Europe, we saw it as our responsibility to offer a certain degree of predictability. And also to make a contribution to society, to take on responsibility. The cancellation of a trade show is an absolute nightmare for every organiser. This is unimaginably bitter for the industry as well as for us, our team and our service providers, because we all put a lot of heart and passion into the planning and preparations.

SK: Despite many question marks and uncertainties, we are convinced that we made the right decision. The current situation in Germany and Europe confirms this. The situation simply does not offer a basis on which we can and want to welcome people from 36 countries in Munich or allow trade shows to take place at the level we are familiar with. We bear an enormous economical, but also societal responsibility. And we are not one of those organisers who realise a show at any price. We see ourselves as a trustworthy and reliable industry partner who represents certain values and a certain event philosophy. And we would like to keep them in the long term.

What is this philosophy?

FJ: Basically, we strive to maintain a consistently high level at all our shows, which we are constantly developing and optimising. This starts with the selection of the exhibitor portfolio, continues with the choice of materials or decorative elements and extends to our numerous trade show services on site. At heart, we are a service provider with high standards for our shows and the associated experience. This is a total package. So if we have to cancel certain services due to a pandemic, this overall concept changes and thus also affects our company philosophy. Then we weigh up how high the price is that we have to pay: not only in monetary terms, but especially in terms of image. We have continuously worked on our credibility and esteem as a service provider in the industry in recent years. It is very important to us to keep this position and the associated values.

How do you see the importance of trade shows against the background of the ongoing pandemic and what will the future look like?

“Physical trade shows in the textile industry are irreplaceable and are gaining in importance, especially in the current situation – the pandemic requires a rethink and the ability to adapt quickly with sensible hybrid add-ons.”

Sebastian Klinder, Managing Director of Munich Fabric Start

SK: However, the personal exchange as well as the feeling and seeing of the fabrics and materials are essential for the textile industry without equivalent digital alternative so far. We are convinced that in the course of this year, we will be able to implement the planned shows as physical events without having to make major cuts in our overall concept and the associated hosting philosophy. Because this is the only way we can meet the needs of the industry: a physical platform for your business in an ideal atmosphere and in real life!

“In concrete terms, this means: We will be back! Sooner rather than later and as soon as it is possible again in a responsible manner: with the firm goal of organising our trade shows in the usual variety and with our unique range of services for the industry. This is only possible with cohesion, trust and a lot of flexibility, which is still in demand from all of us.”

Frank Junker, Creative Director MUNICH FABRIC START

Now we are looking ahead and concentrate on the organisation of the next trade shows in the coming months.

The first independent BLUEZONE X KEYHOUSE is planned for spring 2022, followed by VIEW Premium Selection from 21 – 22 June 2022 and MUNICH FABRIC START & BLUEZONE at the usual show date from 30 August – 01 September 2022.

We can hardly wait to welcome EVERY.BODY again soon. Until then, we wish you a successful season – and stay healthy.

A Sneak Peak into the E-Magazine content:

by Claudia Mynott

BLUEZONE's denim trends bring back memories of 90s parties

The next denim season stands for optimism and 90s nostalgia
BLUEZONE #1

31. January 2022

It’s the memories of parties in the 90s, vibrancy, lightheartedness and optimism that make these BLUEZONE collections so special: The denim experts BOSSA, Close to Clothes, Realteks, Sharabati Denim and Tonello rely on the latest washes and the most modern finish paired with retro vibes.

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BOSSA

This season Bossa divided the collection in 3 concepts. The first theme is 90’s Nostalgia – the rebirth of street style cool again. The second theme is Future Healing – a new era of protection for the fast-developing new world. The third theme is Nomad Tourist – a color palette of neutrals inspired by exotic destinations with desert landscapes. All breathable fibers like hemp, flex or linen that compose the perfect suitcase of a nomadic soul.

www.bossa.com.tr

Bossadenim Instagram

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Close to Clothes SAS

With the core values creativity and innovation in mind, Close to Clothes try to renew themselves every year with new collections. This year, the goal is to base the collection on a more environmentally friendly approach with eco-friendly products, while keeping the designs trendy.

Close to Clothes Instagram

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Realteks

Realteks’ motto “Lets MINIMIZE while MAXIMIZING” includes its MINIMAL BLUE CONCEPT with increasing ENERGY AND STRETCHABILITY. It’s all about caring for the people and their lives, increasing values and flexibility: reducing the chemicals while creating new methods and saving energy while breathing more in this great blue space. Denim stands for FREEDOM – because humans are free souls and deserve MORE.

www.realteks.com

Realteks Instagram

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Sharabati Denim

Sharabati Denim’s Spring.Summer 23 collection brings optimism, hope and joy. Everyone wants to leave behind the days spent at home, full of uncertainty and anxiety, and look into the future with hope. Sharabati Denim therefore designed 4 new concepts to support this idea: Old is New – 70’s & 80’s look; Smooth Operator – soft, comfortable and loose fabrics; Sweat Escape – fabrics that will change your mood; Green Screen – a summary of the Sustainability Vision.

www.sharabati-denim.com

Sharabati Denim Instagram

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Tonello

The Laundry (R)evolution is Tonello’s concept in the finishing process. Waste avoidance and resource optimisation are the goals of the company’s refinement cycle. In the finishing process, a laser is used to replace manual abrasion, as well as an all-in-one system that carries out all washing processes by integrating four sustainable technologies. Finally, Tonello uses the Metro software, which processes data in real time to check consumption during the washing process, optimise times and improve performance.

www.tonello.com/en

Tonello Instagram

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Discover the first Spring.Summer 23 developments of ADDITIONALS, DESIGN STUDIOS, SOURCING and FABRICS in the following blog articles:

– The newest certificated bio materials & Co. of the ADDITIONALS –

– The flowery, colourful and loud prints of the DESIGN STUDIOS –

– The natural FABRICS that determine the season: hemp, linen, nature jersey & Co. –

– The optimistic SOURCING collections using newest techniques –

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The MUNIQUE E-Magazine is online: Your Information & Inspiration for Spring.Summer 23

We miss you - let's stay in contact!

26. January 2022

Under “normal” circumstances, we would welcome the buyers and product managers of international fashion brands personally at MUNICH FABRIC START and BLUEZONE today and look forward to 3 inspiring days at the show in Munich.

However, we are unfortunately still quite far from “normal” at the moment. The last months have been extraordinarily dynamic and incredibly challenging! Having to announce a cancellation so close to our goal with over 700 registered international exhibitors has been the most difficult decision in the history of our company.

Despite many question marks and uncertainties, we are convinced that we have made the right decision. The current situation in Germany and Europe confirms this since it doesn’t provide a basis on which we can receive people from 36 countries in Munich or organise trade shows at the level we are known for.

Now online:
The MUNIQUE E-Magazine Spring.Summer 23

Especially now, we want to offer the fashion and textile industry a comprehensive basis of inspiration and information for Spring.Summer 23 – with our MUNIQUE Magazine. You normally receive this as a basis for your trade show visit on site and later online for follow-up work. This time, as a pure e-magazine, we are offering you even more editorial content and news from the industry – enjoy reading!

The new MUNIQUE E-Magazine is online now and offers insights into the new season with interviews and guest articles, innovative new materials and the latest product developments from our international exhibitor brands:

What can you expect?

An interview with the trade show organisers
News & novelties of the season of the FABRICS, ADDITONALS, DESIGN STUDIOS, SOURCING and BLUEZONE suppliers
The latest news about the online sourcing platform ReSOURCE – your opportunity to source sustainable materials online at any time
A landmark article by FashNerd’s Muchaneta Kapfunde on the 2022 technical innovations
The SUSTAINABLE INNOVATIONS that will shape our industry

>> Read the E-Magazine

A Sneak Peak into the E-Magazine content:

Now we are looking ahead and concentrate on the organisation of the next trade shows in the coming months.

We can hardly wait to welcome EVERY.BODY again soon. Until then, we wish you a successful season – and stay healthy.

Your MUNICH FABRIC START & BLUEZONE team

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Now available: EVERY.BODY Trend Book & Colour Code
TREND FORECAST Spring.Summer 23

24. January 2022

The Spring.Summer 23 season is all about EVERY.BODY – a new definition of individuality and community. In the search for optimism and balance, there is a longing for personal exchange and the haptic experience of textiles – exactly what is missing without trade shows.

Please find the detailed forecast for EVERY.BODY with 4 specific trend themes as well as the BLUEZONE trends based on the main theme THE NEW BALANCE in our detailed TREND BOOK.

Our COLOR CODE supports you with a high-quality yarn selection in key seasonal colours when designing the colour palette for your next collection.

You can purchase the TREND BOOK and COLOR CODE individually, or together as a TREND PACKAGE for full information and inspiration to support your collection development.

Don't miss:
Inspiration & Information for your Collection Development - Colours, Moods, Shapes & Styles

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TREND BOOK AND COLOUR CODE SPRING.SUMMER 23

135 EUR

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Spring.Summer 23 FABRICS are bold, colourful and environmentally friendly

Bold colours, modernity and environmentally friendly production fit together perfectly
FABRICS Spring.Summer 23 #2

20. January 2022

Although MUNICH FABRIC START and BLUEZONE in the end of January can’t be realised anymore, we want to give our beloved exhibitors and long-term partners the chance to present their collections for Spring.Summer 23 online. We are going to present some of the most inspiring developments, prints and innovations in all our areas: FABRICS, ADDITIONALS, BLUEZONE, DESIGN STUDIOS, SOURCING & KEYHOUSE.

The fabric developments of the following five international textile producers confirm: bold colours, modern technologies and environmentally friendly production fit together perfectly! Let’s get convinced:

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Barth & Köhnenkamp Seiden

For Spring.Summer 23, Barth & Könenkamp’s focus is on sustainability. To become more environmentally and socially responsible, the silk specialist is currently in the process of getting GOTS certified. Furthermore, a variety of vegan silk has been included into the product range. With bright and vivid spring and summer colors, feelings of confidence and hope for the future are expressed.

www.barth-seiden.de

Barth Seiden Instagram

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ROTA TEKSTIL

With cupro, lyocell, Tencel and cotton developments, the SS23 collection of Rota Tekstil is focusing on sustainability, caring to meet the demands of the market. All new material developments are created in accordance with the latest pantone colors.

www.rotatrade.com

Rotatex Instagram

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Segovin Tekstil

Since its establishment, Segovin Tekstil has been producing dyed, yarn dyed and printed woven fabrics for major manufacturers and international brands. The manufacturer is aware of the importance of sustainability for our world and offers tencel, lyocell, Ecovero viscose, organic cotton and recyclable polyester to create the collection with certificates from Lenzing, GOTS, GRS, OEKO-TEX and BCI.

www.segovin.com.tr

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Takisada - Nagoya Co., Ltd.

Takisada-Nagoya’s Spring.Summer 23 collection is based on the feeling of the TOKYO OLYMPICS 2020, which reminded of what we have forgotten for so long: Excitement, uplifting, deep emotions for sportsmanship, tears for the victory/lost, friendship, merriment, the importance of nourishment for our souls. Now we are ready to enjoy. Unity. The things around us are all united: nature, technology, and soul (fashion).

www.takisada-nagoya.jp

Takisada Nagoya Instagram

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Wegal & Tricotel S.p.a.

Wegal & Tricotel offers a huge selection of fabrics in a wide color choice suitable for different end-uses, ranging from swimwear and sportswear to athleisure, underwear and dance. Further proposals count on warp-knitted fabrics both in PA and PES with EA in different weights. Textured fabrics, such as some of the bestselling qualities New Panarea (comfortable with shantung effect with soft hand touch) and Chia (striped effect) meet various demands as well as bonded fabrics, special effects obtained with foil, PVC applications, calendaring and sustainable fabrics as Eco PLX produced with recycled PES and EA.

www.wegal.it

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Discover the first Spring.Summer 23 developments of ADDITIONALS, DESIGN STUDIOS and FABRICS in the following blog articles:

– The newest certificated bio materials & Co. of the ADDITIONALS –

– The flowery, colourful and loud prints of the DESIGN STUDIOS –

– The natural FABRICS that determine the season: hemp, linen, nature jersey & Co. –

– The optimistic SOURCING collections using newest techniques –

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