Fashion

Re-FREAM invites all artists and designers to submit their innovative concepts in the second call in 2020. © Profactor

06/08/2020 – Concepts, which will change fashion

Concepts, which will change fashion

The EU-funded project Re-FREAM

International Jury awarded ten artists to re-think fashion together with scientists. By Editorial staff

A sleek brochure has been designed as part of the launch of these new Teredo trend colours. © Carrington Textiles

03/08/2020 – Advert

Advert

Trendy new colours on Carrington Textiles’ poly-cotton Teredo

Developed by the company’s French team, these eight new colours offer natural and vibrant shades for a more fashionable look, suitable for end users in ... By Editorial staff

Around 300 German and European exhibitors will present their new developments in 5 segments for Autumn.Winter 21/22 in around 700 collections at this year Fabric Days in Munich. © Munich Fabric Start

30/07/2020 – Around 300 exhibitors and 700 collections

Around 300 exhibitors and 700 collections

Munich Fabric Start as focussed business event Fabric Days

Fabric Days take place from 1 - 3 September 2020 in the four fully booked halls on the ground floor of the MOC in Munich. By Editorial staff

Azfar Hasan, Founder/CEO and Deniz Thiede, CMO of Matrix/Triple Tree, give an overview of the current developments in production in Pakistan. © FACT screenshot

29/07/2020 – FACT - FAshion Community Talk

FACT - FAshion Community Talk

Topic: Sourcing Update on Pakistan

Azfar Hasan, Founder/CEO and Deniz Thiede, CMO of Matrix/Triple Tree, give an overview of the current developments in production in Pakistan. By Editorial staff

More than 42,300 visitors at the first Greater Bay Area International Textile & Apparel Expo including CHIC Shenzen. © Chic

28/07/2020 – Successful debut with more than 42,300 visitors

Successful debut with more than 42,300 visitors

Chic Shenzhen took place in Asia's most modern exhibition center

A total of 42.374 visitors took the opportunity to see the collections of the more than 2.000 companies. A successful debut. By Editorial staff

The ZDHC Programme (Zero Discharge of Hazardous Chemicals) is the industry’s response to Greenpeace’s Detox my Fashion Campaign. The programme provides companies with a set of guidelines for implementing a sustainable chemicals management system. The programme is so successful that Greenpeace has announced it is scaling down its campaign. © UL

20/07/2020 – UL testing and certification body

UL testing and certification body

Five steps to detox fashion: Chemical management for a more sustainable textiles industry

In the production of textiles and footwear, innovative paths are increasingly leading away from the use and release of hazardous chemical substances into ... By Editorial staff

Clean luxury at the Andreas Murkudis Concept store in Berlin © Thomas Meyer/Ostkreuz

20/07/2020 – Part 1: The market of luxury, street- & sportswear

Part 1: The market of luxury, street- & sportswear

The Future of Fashion: New partnerships between design and technology

In our three-part summer interview with Joachim Schirrmacher, a true expert on the fashion scene, we take a look at the future of the industry. By Editorial staff