Fashion

2015susrep_neu_Hauptbild — (Photo: DyStar Group)

12/09/2016 – 2015 Sustainability Report

2015 Sustainability Report

Dystar is on a good way ...

DyStar aspires to become the world’s most sustainable and responsible supplier of colors, chemicals and services to the global textile industry. By Editorial staff

Bonne Gueule – urban Style Softshell-Parka (Photo: Bonne Gueule)

29/08/2016 – Sympatex Technologies

Sympatex Technologies

“Fashion meets Function meets Ecology”

France has become a strong growth market for Sympatex Technologies. The functional specialist will introduce new brand partners at the PV in Paris. By Editorial staff

25/08/2016 – Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics – Autumn Edition 2016

Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics – Autumn Edition 2016

New exhibitors

New exhibitors enrich the diversity of products on offer at the National Exhibition and Convention Center, Shanghai, China, 11 – 13 October 2016. By Editorial staff

25/08/2016 – Munichfabricstart

Munichfabricstart

Two new halls

Munich Fabric Start presents with the new Keyhouse an innovation and creative centre and with Catalyzer an additional denim section. By Editorial staff

25/08/2016 – Knopf & Knopf

Knopf & Knopf

Trendreport Autumn/ Winter 2017/18

Knopf & Knopf presents six trend themes for the upcoming season. The season is inspired by rough nature elements and outdoor living. By Editorial staff

Established and traditional leather suppliers are familiar with the ups and downs of this cyclical industry.

25/08/2016 – Special leather

Special leather

When sheep becomes lamb

However, “lamb” doesn’t always mean lamb, especially when old sheepskins are rebranded as lamb jackets. By Editorial staff

In 2015, over 2100 products were withdrawn from the market, mostly owing to risks from chemicals. Textile and fashion items accounted for 17 percent of these (Photo: Matej Kastelic/Fotolia)

25/08/2016 – Fast fashion

Fast fashion

What can we really wear with a clear conscience?

"Which fashion brands are going toxic-free?" was the Greenpeace headline when it published an assessment of the fashion industry. By Editorial staff