Sustainable Fashion
KEYHOUSE NEWS - WKS
KEYHOUSE – The Innovation Hub For Tomorrow's Fashion
WKS
In the atmospheric industrial charm of KEYHOUSE, Hall 7, progressive suppliers and global players from cross-industry sectors will be showcasing their latest new developments and innovations. On over 1,000 square metres, you will find trend-setting future fabrics and new process technologies – be it in terms of sustainability, circular economy, digitalisation & AI, traceability, textile dyeing or finishing. Staged as an interactive think tank, future-oriented show cases will be in the spotlight alongside sustainable innovations.
KEYHOUSE is also home to the main lecture forum of MUNICH FABRIC START with exclusive keynotes, panel discussions, trend presentations, Q&A sessions & expert talks by international industry insiders. Be inspired by the wide range of events at KEYHOUSE.
WKS TEXTILVEREDLUNGS GMBH
WKS Sustainable Textile Solution has been the unique service provider along the entire textile supply chain for over 60 years.
WKS offers its services at 7 locations worldwide, ranging from laboratory tests and inspections of fabrics, trims and garments, raw materials- and trim logistics, washing and dyeing services to all repair services as well as e-commerce and – indispensable right now for the sustainable requirements of the green deal – recommerce & rent solutions as a one-stop shop (logistics / refurbishment / resale-software). Numerous certificates, including GOTS, document their sustainability concept.
Germany – H7 KH | K 06
Visit the KEYHOUSE AT H7 and find the highlights for the upcoming season.
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TEXroad: Putting the data in circular textiles
TEXroad: Putting the data in circular textiles
What if data could be used as a common language to connect the public and private sectors and optimize the economics and carbon footprint of textile circulation? The Netherlands-based TEXroad Foundation is working on making this possible.
Their focus is on using data to improve textile management infrastructure, improve available data, statistics, and metrics for business and policy making and co-develop a network for B2G and B2B data exchanges.
TEXroad acts as a neutral party to network digital platforms and develop a flow of standardized data to match the flow of textiles through the reverse supply chain. This is used to produce statistics, metrics, best practices and reports that meet policy monitoring requirements, support impact assessments, highlight system inefficiencies and enable transparency.
TEXroad was founded by Traci Kinden, an innovator with over 10 years of experience in circular textiles.
“Good data helps companies in textiles and fashion be more efficient, identify new opportunities, and comply with regulations more easily. It should also be the basis for effective policy from the public sector. We’re not there yet, and everyone has a role to play in achieving good data.” – Traci Kinden, TEXroad Director
Credits: Humana Estonia
Traci Kinden
TEXroad is currently developing a digital platform that aligns crucial textile data from different sources and makes it useful for public authorities, projects and circular value chains, due to go live in spring 2025.
Follow their Linkedin page for more information and updates on the launch.
“The Data Hub tackles challenges in the post-consumer value chain such as a lack of transparency in textile flows, inconsistent data shared between partners, and inefficient reporting to the public sector. It is currently being tested with municipalities and their textile partners and in projects addressing circular textiles, digitization, and data exchange,” Traci explains.
On 22 January, Traci will debunk misconceptions about textile data and
share how industry actors can benefit from putting numbers into action.
Join the session moderated by Muchaneta ten Napel on the KEYHOUSE stage at 11:30 am.
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KEYHOUSE NEWS - FELDE FIBRES
KEYHOUSE – The Innovation Hub For Tomorrow's Fashion
FELDE FIBRES
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FELDE FIBRES
Felde Fibres revolutionizes Hemp Fibre Market with Superior Quality
Felde Fibres, a German bast fibre producer, is setting new standards with its premium elementary hemp fibres. This innovative quality offers unmatched fineness, handfeel, and appearance, unlocking new application possibilities and reviving the long-overlooked hemp plant.
Grown entirely in Germany with full traceability to the origin farms, Felde Fibres’ hemp is primarily cultivated as a secondary crop, providing farmers with additional income while ensuring top-quality fibres.
Certifications such as GOTS and OEKOTEX Standard100 confirm Felde Fibres’ commitment to the highest quality and sustainability in the textile industry.
Germany – H7 KH | K 08
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LOOPER Textile Co. – A second life for unwanted garments
KEYHOUSE NEWS
Meet LOOPER Textile Co.
A second life for unwanted garments
Looper Textile Co. is an independent company jointly owned by the H&M Group and REMONDIS. They provide retailers and municipalities with responsible solutions to extend the useful life of garments and textiles through re-use and recycling. At Munich Fabric Start, we are excited to welcome Looper Textile Co. as one of the key players at the upcoming KEYHOUSE during the next show on January 21 + 22, 2025 in Munich. Learn more about Looper Textile Co.‘s mission to give unwanted garments a second life and how they contribute to increasing the likelihood that each garment meets its intended end state. Here’s how:
When it comes to unwanted garments, the challenges we face today are pretty overwhelming. Each year, an estimated 100 – 150 billion items of clothing are produced globally.
- The majority of these textiles are unfortunately fated to go to waste, contributing to resource depletion and environmental damage.
- Globally, around 87% of discarded textiles directly end up in wrongful disposal, while more than 90% are reusable and recyclable.
- Today, less than 1% of used clothes and other textile materials are recycled into new textile products. At Looper Textile Co., they keep textiles out of wrongful disposal and provide solutions to extend the life of garments that are reusable. For those that can’t be reused, they ensure that the materials are recycled at their highest value.
At Looper Textile Co., they keep textiles out of wrongful disposal and provide solutions to extend the life of garments that are reusable. For those that can’t be reused, they ensure that the materials are recycled back into the loop at their highest value.
They collect and sort garments to extend their useful life:
Collect: They collect used and unwanted garments from retailers (including leftovers, customer returns, stop orders, faulty items, and post-consumer garments collected in stores or via post). They also collect post-consumer textiles in communities (street collection), via charity shops, and directly from consumers.
Re-use: They extend the useful life of products (garments, shoes, accessories) through responsible reuse. The majority of garments they collect are eligible for reuse. At Looper Textile Co., facilities, they sort pieces by piece into more than 200 categories so they can meet customer needs and ensure that garments will have the best possible new life.
Recycle: They have developed an industry-leading near-infrared (NIR) sorting line equipped with optical sensors, enabling them to detect material composition and color and thereby meet the requirements of closed-loop recyclers. For textiles where closed-loop recycling is not an option yet yet (currently the majority), they supply to open-loop recycling solutions (wiping cloths, nonwovens for insulation, and automotive).
Recovery: A small remainder of garments that are contaminated or ineligible for reuse or recycling are disposed of in established waste facilities, prioritizing energy recovery whenever possible.
„By investing in advanced sorting technologies, Looper Textile Co. is positioning itself as a key feedstock supplier for scalable textile-to-textile recycling solutions.” – Hélène Smits, Head of Business Development & Partnerships
Looper Textile Co. is a trusted partner in preparing garments for the next phase of their lifecycle. The bold ambition and strong heritage of this young company lies in understanding the retailer’s perspective and best-in-class operations. They are:
SOLUTIONS ORIENTED:
They meet you where you are: They provide custom solutions depending on the starting point and ambition level of the brand or retailer. This may range from securing responsible handling of unwanted garments to capturing post-consumer fibers to be introduced back into brand supply chains.
Circular supply chains: They actively support closed-loop trials to kick-start the flow of secondary raw materials into your supply chains.
Global turn key solutions: They operate three facilities in Europe, and through their global partner network, they are able to provide our solutions across all global markets. Their partners uphold their standards and share their commitment to giving unwanted garments a second life in a reliable and transparent way.
OPEN & TRANSPARENT:
Monthly Reports: They provide end-to-end visibility of what happens to the textiles from collection to sales markets in clear and engaging monthly reports.
Authenticity: They are straightforward about the challenges and opportunities they see, as well as their approach to each.
Customer Engagement: They can help you create a compelling narrative for your customers and answer any questions they might have.
INVESTED IN PROGRESS:
Automated Sorting for Circularity: They continue to invest in improving and scaling their automated sorting capabilities in order to supply textile feedstock to closed-loop recyclers with the right specifications. They are taking part in several trials and commercial pilots with fiber recyclers and manufacturers that bring recycled textile materials back into new products.
Responsible Re-Use: They are pushing for enhanced visibility practices within their sector via deep dives into reuse sales markets and transparent reporting. Their leadership in these areas contributes to more secure sales channels and increases the likelihood that each garment meets its intended end state. They are also involved in piloting solutions for end-of-life textiles in one of their main re-use markets in order to tackle the textile waste problem that is present there.
BEYOND COMPLIANCE:
With the introduction of the EU’s Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) schemes for textiles and the Eco-design for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR), brands and retailers face increasing pressure to take responsibility for their products throughout their lifecycle, from design to production to end-of-life. Additionally, sustainability-conscious consumers are demanding transparency and ethical practices, pushing brands to adopt circular business models.
Whether you are focused solely on compliance, regard circularity as a key strategic advantage for your business, or anything in between, they can help!
Looper Textile Co.’s solutions are in accordance with ESPR, EPR, and other relevant legislation, and they ensure that you not only meet your producer requirements but also help you achieve your sustainable ambitions.
Visit them at the KEYHOUSE to discover the possibilites for your own brand. Don’t miss them on the KEYHOUSE stage with valuable insights.
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FABRIC HIGHLIGHTS & MATERIAL NOVELTIES FOR SPRING.SUMMER 26 – PART II
At the upcoming MUNICH FABRIC START, around 500 international suppliers will present their material innovations for all apparel segments in the FABRICS Area. The complete product portfolio of fashionable woven and knitted fabrics made of wool, cotton, silk, blends and functional fibres will be presented here. For the Spring.Summer 26 season, we present some new products and highlights from international producers in our FABRICS blog posts:
CONFETTI TEXTILE
Confetti Fabrics is excited to unveil its new collection for the Spring/Summer season 26. This collection features a diverse range of printed and plain fabrics available in both wovens and jerseys, with a strong emphasis on sustainable options.
The beautiful and contemporary prints add a fresh and vibrant touch to any garment. These designs are ideal for creative projects and unique fashion creations.
Discover them at Munich Fabric Start in S1 | E 124A.
Türkiye – S1 | E 124A
PONGEES
Earthy and uplifting tones, plus texture, are hot for spring 2026, says silk specialists Pongees. For spring/summer 2026, silk specialists Pongees is tipping fabrics in colours that are uplifting, yet down to earth, soft, but also invigorating, to sit alongside those with texture to reflect a new confidence among designers.
To add to its sustainable credentials, Pongees is also launching its first collection of Wild Silks, alongside tulles with low or zero formaldehyde.
Sandwashed versions of Pongees popular double crepe and habotai, as well as a crinkle georgette, have been added to the collection to extend its textured fabrics, which also include faille, tasar, mikado, zibeline, mohair and crepes. An additional 10 colours have been added to the range of duchess satins to cover both on trend and classic shades.
As Pongees has stock of more than 1000 fabrics, it can also supply fabric – from 1 metre – for designers working on autumn/winter 2025/6 collections as well as those looking further ahead.
Pongees natural and dyed fabrics are also a top choice for designers looking to transform a plain silk with an additional technique, such as a print, pleating or embroidery. There are no extra charges on orders to the EU for customers who can provide a VAT/EORI number.
United Kingdom – Hall 4 | B 16
IOAKIMIDIS TEXTILES
Ioakimidis Textiles stays at the forefront of the latest trends, offering a curated selection of high-quality textiles that reflect an unwavering commitment to detail.
Their sur-mesure fabric collections are meticulously handpicked, with some available in over 150 shades. This season, the collection introduces abstract and paisley motifs, infusing depth and creativity into each fabric. These modern yet understated patterns transform traditional forms with versatile appeal, making them perfect for any space or style. Combining luxurious texture, comfort, and durability, each piece features the airy beauty of pure linen, adding a touch of light, effortless refinement to timeless designs.
Greece – Hall 4 | C 05
HÄNDEL + DILLER
Discover the Spring.Summer 26 Collection: Sustainability, innovation, and ultimate comfort – these are the values that define the new Spring.Summer 26 collection. As one of Germany’s leading manufacturers of wool fleece fabrics, Händel + Diller continues to set new standards in quality and responsibility. All their fabrics are 100% knitted in Germany, something they are especially proud of.
This season, they’re taking a significant step forward in sustainability: by introducing 100% recycled cotton, they’re expanding our range of eco-friendly materials. From lightweight elastic single jerseys, perfect for warm days, to their renowned GOTS-certified merino wool blends – every fabric is designed to combine versatility, performance, and environmental consciousness.
Discover their Spring.Summer 26 collection – a seamless fusion of innovation, sustainability, and style in every single fabric.
Germany – Hall 4 | G 12
SAPOR TEXTILE
The activity on the fabric market is becoming more and more demanding year by year, both in the fashion sector and in corporate clothing. The expectations of the customers are increasingly focused on innovation and new products.
This season we decided to focus very strongly on knitwear in over 20 colours and several structures in natural compositions 100% CO and 85% NYLON/15% EL.
The comfort of using this type of knitwear gives an excellent effect for the final recipient. It is a combination of comfort of everyday use and elegance. The knitwear is finished with LA plus Easy Care, as a result of which they gain additional utility value. In order to provide our customers with super service, we offered these innovative products in 20 colours and 3 structures.
All SAPOR TEXTILE customers emphasize that whoever has tried our knitwear does not want to wear anything else, which seems to be the best possible recommendation. The knitwear offered is available in our warehouse in central Poland in Rzgow near to Lodz, which guarantees excellent service throughout Europe within a few days from the date of order.
For more conservative customers, we have fabrics in TWILL, OXFORD and SATIN weaves with the most sophisticated finishes, which can be used both for companies from the fashion market or for contracts for corporate clothing. They have ECO-TEX certification for all their products.
Poland – Hall 4 | E 12
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New Collection by BLOOMATI by Carvema
The new Spring/Summer 2026 Collection: The Future of Fabric Innovation
As they prepare for the Spring/Summer 2026 season, BLOOMATI is unveiling a fabric collection that represents the intersection of nature, technology, and sustainability. Their approach to SS26 is driven by the desire to create fabrics that do not only showcase aesthetic beauty but also offer advanced functionality and environmental responsibility. This collection is designed with a commitment to both performance and style, catering to the evolving needs of modern fashion.
Sustainability – A Central Focus:
The fashion industry is facing immense pressure to evolve in ways that minimize its environmental impact. We The fashion industry is facing immense pressure to evolve in ways that minimize its environmental impact. They are proud to announce several new materials in their SS26 collection that prioritize sustainability. From biodegradable fibers that break down naturally to fabrics made from organic and recycled materials, they are making conscious choices that align with their core values.
These advancements ensure that the fabrics in their SS26 collection are not only beautiful but also crafted with the planet’s future in mind.
Innovative Materials and Textures:
Innovation is at the heart of their collection. They have explored new textile technologies that bring futuristic properties to fabrics without compromising comfort. Breathable, moisture-wicking materials, and textiles that offer UV protection are just a few of the functional innovations featured in this season’s line-up.
In addition to these technological advances, they have introduced fabrics that offer luxurious tactile qualities. Whether it’s the soft and supple texture of biodegradable silk or the durable yet elegant finish of recycled materials, each piece of fabric is designed to enhance the wearer’s experience.
Nature-inspired Themes and Colours:
The colors and prints for SS26 are inspired by the natural world. Earthy tones, such as soft greens, beige, and terracotta, are combined with vibrant floral prints and metallic accents. This season’s color palette celebrates the natural beauty of our environment, with hues that evoke a sense of tranquility and elegance.
These colors are complemented by subtle, nature-inspired patterns that capture the essence of spring and summer.
Versatility and Comfort:
The modern consumer is looking for fabrics that not only look great but also feel comfortable and offer versatility. In SS26, they have created textiles that can easily transition from day to night, casual to formal. Whether it’s a lightweight fabric perfect for beachwear or a luxurious material ideal for eveningwear, the versatility of their fabrics means that they can be styled in a variety of ways, meeting the needs of both fashion designers and end consumers alike.
“Comfort is key to this collection, with designs that are easy to wear and care for. Fabrics are lightweight, breathable, and designed to hold their form, making them ideal for the warmer months. This attention to comfort ensures that every piece in the collection can be worn with ease throughout the season.”
Looking ahead: The Future of Fabric Innovation:
The Spring/Summer 2026 collection is more than just an assortment of beautiful textiles. It is a testament to what the future of fabric design can look like when sustainability, innovation, and creativity come together. As they look toward the future, they are committed to further pushing the boundaries of what is possible in textile technology, material sourcing, and manufacturing processes.
By focusing on eco-conscious practices and high-performance fabrics, we are not only contributing to a more sustainable fashion industry but also setting a new standard for the kinds of fabrics that will define the seasons to come.
Join us for the upcoming season at Hall 3 | E 04!
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New Fabric Collection by Paulo de Oliveira
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New Collection by PAULO DE OLIVEIRA
Discover the new Spring/Summer 2026 Collection by Paulo de Oliveira
Founded in 1936, in Covilhã, Portugal, Paulo de Oliveira, SA, is a leader in the production of elastic fabrics in Europe and exports most of its production to all continents. They are a vertical company producing from fiber to fabric, under the same roof, including the spinning, weaving, dyeing and finishing for woven and knitting fabrics.
They are also a reference in sustainable production, with focus on sustainable raw materials produced in Europe with ecological processes, using recycled materials and renewable energy. Their manufacturing process is one of the most efficient in the world in terms of low carbon footprint. They keep on investing in the latest technology, being a state-of-the art unit for the production of wool fabrics and a reference company in the sector, globally.
PAULO DE OLIVEIRA group is composed of 3 textile companies: PAULO DE OLIVEIRA, PENTEADORA and TESSIMAX. The company has several certifications:
- STeP Certification by Oeko-Tex; Amfori Certification BSCI; GRS – Global
- Recycle Standard; RWS – Responsible Wool standard and Oeko-Tex Standard 100.
- They are registered in the BCI (Better Cotton Iniciative) platform – They are not members but they can buy BCI cotton and pass the credits of this cotton to the clients who want BCI cotton;
- They are registered in the ZDHC platform and they have the Supplier To Zero (Foundational Level) certification;
- They are registered in the Higg Index platform and they have the certificate of completion of the self-assessment of the environmental module (not verified).
With sustainability and responsibility guiding their practices, as previously mentioned, several investments were made:
New Biomass Boiler, allowing a reduction of carbon emissions (more than 3500 Tons of CO2/year avoided, meaning a 75% reduction);
Over 1.6 million invested on photovoltaic panels, allowing a reduction of electricity consumption from the grid and consequent reduction of indirect CO2 emissions associated with the production of this electricity;
As for wastewater recover and reuse, more than 1.4 million were invested in a wastewater recovery plant. They have their own Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP), since 2002 and 100% reuse of all incoming water, which is primarily used for cooling equipment.
“Their manufacturing process is one of the most efficient in the world in terms of low carbon footprint. They keep on investing in the latest technology, being a state-of-the art unit for the production of wool fabrics and a reference company in the sector, globally.”
They have undergoing an investment project to recover 65% of the treated effluent developed in the R&D Project jointly with University of Beira Interior, UBI. With this same institution (UBI), there’s a research project aiming the development of new effluent treatment processes for less pollutant load effluents. Adding to this, they proceeded with installing several flowmeters to improve the characterization and control of water consumption from different production processes. By implementing all of these measures, there was a drastic reduction of fresh water consumption and needs.
Because innovation is part of their DNA, new investments were made in spinning and weaving departments, in order to achieve even more sustainable products.
Now, regarding Paulo de Oliveira’s SS26 Collection, the focus remains on Sustainability, strengthening the Oliveira Green segment. Linen mixes, new designs, micro-designs and a variety of colors can be found, from pastel to the classics, we are bringing variety and innovation to the table, keeping up with the trends, with our high quality fabrics.
Visit them to discover their new collection and services presented at
Munich Fabric Start at Hall 3, Booth D20.
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At the upcoming MUNICH FABRIC START, around 500 international suppliers will present their material innovations for all apparel segments in the FABRICS Area. The complete product portfolio of fashionable woven and knitted fabrics made of wool, cotton, silk, blends and functional fibres will be presented here. For the Spring.Summer 26 season, we present some new products and highlights from international producers in our FABRICS blog posts:
POLYTEX STOFFEN
Discover the Latest Collection from Polytex Stoffen! Make this season unforgettable with their versatile fabric collection, full of color, creativity, and functionality! At Polytex Stoffen, you’ll find:
Unique In-House Designs: Their collection is packed with exclusive prints and patterns, including new 3D designs and two-tone styles, perfect for your most beautiful creations.
Updated Sport & Outdoor Collection: For active days, they’re introducing new qualities and yoga prints. Their breathable, durable, and stylish fabrics are designed to handle every challenge.
Always in Stock: Their Basic Fabrics: From bamboo to teddy – their high-quality basics are always available for your projects.
Fibre Mood: Get inspired by Fibre Mood and turn your creations into real showstoppers!
The Netherlands – Hall 4 | B 10
ENGIN DOKUMA TEKSTIL
At Engin Textile, they believe the future of fashion lies in harmony with nature. Inspired by the Spring/Summer 2026 (SS26) trends, they’ve crafted a collection that celebrates natural aesthetics and sustainable practices.
This season, they’ve integrated natural yarns like modal, viscose, and cotton while expanding the role of linen in our designs. Linen’s unique qualities – its breathability, durability, and timeless appeal – make it a standout fabric, perfectly suited for creating eco-conscious yet luxurious textiles.
Their commitment to sustainability extends beyond fabric choices. By prioritizing environmentally friendly practices in sourcing, production, and innovation, they’re weaving a future where fashion and responsibility coexist. They firmly believe that by choosing eco-conscious paths today, they pave the way for a brighter tomorrow.
The SS26 collection not only reflects the beauty of nature but also resonates with their mission to inspire change across the industry. Let’s create fabrics that tell a story of care, craftsmanship, and a commitment to our planet.
Stay tuned for the unveiling of their SS26 collection, where style meets sustainability. Together, let’s shape the future of fashion.
Türkiye – Hall 3 | F 11
BITZER + SINGLE
We’re in the mood for spring colours – Bitzer + Single is starting the spring/summer 2026 season with seamless products made from stretch modal/cashmere jersey.
In addition to fine Italian lace, their partner Iluna offers ready-made, seamless underwear collections. Fabrics with major content of recycled fibres and the ability for circularity take the main focus across the entire collection. Uni coloured jacquards and interesting structures support this.
Their partners in accessories and trims offer NFC technology, short delivery routes and clever digital solutions, as well as several items in C2C GOLD standard. They bring all these components together and act as a service provider and networker. We connect our regular and new customers out of design, consulting and production, thereby creating new links for a stable supply chain.
Germany – Hall 4 | G 03
GAMATEKS:
Leading the Way with Innovative Warp Knitting for Spring/Summer 2026
As the fashion world eagerly anticipates the Spring/Summer 2026 season, Gamateks Tekstil once again stands at the forefront of textile innovation. Their unwavering commitment to excellence and creativity has resulted in fabrics that grace the showcases of many leading global brands, adorned with the newest and most exclusive designs.
“At Gamateks, they specialize in the art of warp knitting – a technique that allows them to produce intricate patterns and unique textures. This method not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of their fabrics but also improves their durability and functionality. The importance of warp knitting in modern textile production cannot be overstated, and they are proud to be pioneers in this field.”
Embracing Sustainable Production in Türkiye
Environmental stewardship is a core value at Gamateks. They are deeply committed to eco-friendly production processes that minimize our carbon footprint and promote sustainability. Türkiye, with its rich textile heritage, serves as an ideal backdrop for our green initiatives. By utilizing renewable resources and implementing waste reduction strategies, they ensure that their operations are kind to the planet.
Moreover, they place the highest level of respect and value on our employees. Their workforce is the backbone of our success, and they are dedicated to providing a safe, supportive, and empowering work environment. This commitment to human dignity and fair labor practices sets us apart in the industry.
Capturing the Attention of Major Brands for Spring/Summer 2026
The exceptional quality of their fabrics has once again captured the attention of the world’s most prestigious brands. For the Spring/Summer 2026 season, designers are turning to Gamateks for materials that embody both innovation and elegance. Their textiles are not only among the best-selling fabrics but also serve as a source of inspiration for cutting-edge fashion trends.
They take great pride in seeing our creations featured prominently in high-end boutiques and fashion showcases around the globe. This renewed interest from major brands reaffirms their position as a leader in the textile industry and motivates us to continue pushing the boundaries of design and production.
“The exceptional quality of their fabrics has once again captured the attention of the world’s most prestigious brands. For the Spring/Summer 2026 season, designers can find materials that embody both innovation and elegance.”
Looking Ahead
As they move forward, Gamateks Tekstil remains dedicated to excellence, sustainability, and human-centric values. They are excited about the future and the role we will play in shaping the fashion landscape of the Spring/Summer 2026 season and beyond. Their journey is one of continuous innovation, and they invite you to join them as they weave the fabrics of tomorrow.
Türkiye – Hall 4 | F 10
DELFI
The Spring/Summer ‘26 collection offers a large quantity of synthetic fabrics focused on comfort qualities blended with natural fibers as well as fabrics suitable for apparel like trousers, outwear, jackets or swimwear. “The best made by our hands” highlights the importance of Delfi’s partners to create a high quality fabric giving the best service possible.
The growing importance of Eco-sustainability in the manufacturing field has led the company to use more recycled materials, renewable energy in addition to being GRS certificated. They are introducing more recycled Nylon and Polyester fabrics as well as brand new ecological fluorofree finishing process.
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LEATHERTEX
Leathertex has conquered the experimental textile track for more than forty years thanks to the pioneering and bold spirit of Francesco Favini. Favini pushed beyond the standard of the textile industry during the 1970’s and did not let Prato production limit his wool fabrics. From then on, a lot has changed but the foundations remain the same. There is a common enthusiasm, the desire to expand and grow, and the key objective to please the customer.
Flocked, coated and resin finished fabrics were vanguard fabrics in the 1970’s. Today, because of diversification high tech productions are now possible at Leathertex.
Today, the mill is well known because of its superb production of the highest quality of imitation leather. The imitation leather is produced in many variations with unique looks, feel, colors and thickness. The sample room at the mill has a wide range of models made up of synthetic as well as cotton fabrics, coated, quilted and embroidered fabrics, and fabrics bonded with faux furs, films and plastic materials.
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“All fabrics come to life with the highest attention to details and are aligned with the demands of the fashion market.”
LEMAR
At Lemar, diversity is the key element in their full range of fabrics. Each article is designed to meet varied needs, whether for clothing, modern accessories, or home wear items. Lemar stands out for the quality and versatility of its options, enabling any brand collection to come to life with style and originality. By exploring their collections, you will find not just fine fabrics, but also the possibility of transforming your ideas into reality, offering solutions that perfectly adapt to any desired end use.
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Natural resilience, gaining back power and emotional connection – welcome Autumn/Winter 2025!
At the upcoming MUNICH FABRIC START, BUNTASTIC will present their material innovations for the Autumn.Winter 25/26 season in the new Design Studios area in the rooms E 119 & F 111 on the first floor in S1 DS.
Buntastic Design Studio has put together for us a “bowl” of fresh design ingredients for fall/winter 2025. New, innovative components in combination with comforting “dishes” serve us new, promising creations.
Natural resilience: Experiencing ourselves as part of nature and at the same time connecting deeply with our own “humanness”, creates resilience. Animal motifs reminiscent of tree bark, camouflage that transports us into moss-covered landscapes, offering a breath of fresh air, even in an office setting.
Regaining Power: A.I. and the associated uncertainty leave us with conflicted feelings. Buntastic embraces this artificial influence by adding a “pinch” of innovation to our beloved designs to rejuvenate and empower.
Emotional Connection: In a world in which trends move ever faster, and are therefore in clear contradiction to sustainability, buntastic creates a counterbalance. Artistic intuition, which creates an emotion for the end consumer, is embedded in the zeitgeist and deliberately detached from micro-trends. “Sometimes a print is just right and becomes the next big hit – or even a trend,” says Tanja Neßler, art-director and owner.
“Experiencing ourselves as part of nature and at the same time connecting deeply with our own ‘humanness’, creates resilience.”
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