03/07/2024 – View Premium Selection — auf Deutsch lesen

A successful opener for the Autumn/Winter 25/26 season

View Premium Selection has achieved an extraordinarily successful season opener. The great visitor attendance exceeded the organizers’ expectations.

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The exclusive preview event brought together around 260 carefully selected exhibitors and collections. © View Premium Selection

 
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Attendees explored new developments in materials, accessories, as well as denim and sportswear. © View Premium Selection

 

On June 26 and 27, some 260 international suppliers showcased their latest trends and material innovations for the Autumn/Winter 25/26 season across the Fabrics, Additionals, Denim and Sportswear segments in Munich. This year’s exclusive preview concept by Munich Fabric Start was held at the b-tween, the former Kaufhof department store at Karlsplatz Stachus, right in the heart of Munich.

“View has delivered a promising and hopeful insight: all exhibitors and visitors sensed a rejuvenated spirit in the industry and mutually confirmed this perception. The atmosphere was distinctly marked by cautiously positive perspectives and numerous valuable discussions. View has thus demonstrated the significance of this early event as a first industry meeting and a barometer in combination with Munich Fabric Start in early September”, said Sebastian Klinder, Managing Director Munich Fabric Start.

Numerous internationally relevant manufacturers such as Achille Pinto, Balli Rafanelli, Barth & Könenkamp Seiden, Davaris Textiles, Dutel Creation, Eton Textile, Fitecom, Lisa, Malhia Kent, Mario Bellucci, Nova Fides, Texapel, and We Nordic Label Studios showcased their innovations at VIEW. Visitors included representatives from renowned companies like Adidas, Aigner, Alberto, Baldessarini, Betty Barclay, Bogner, Brax, Bugatti, Cambio, Comma, Drykorn, Engelhorn, Hannes Roether, Hanro, Herrlicher, HSE, Hugo Boss, Iris von Arnim, Joop!, Lagerfeld, Leineweber, MAC, Marc Cain, Marc O’Polo, More & More, OUI, Riani, Schumacher, SET, s.Oliver, Sportalm or Strellson, among others.

Preview: The trend themes of Munich Fabric Start

View also offered initial insights and forecasts into the trend themes of Munich Fabric Start: Tough Textures combine durability and aesthetics, with robust, structured materials adding character while ensuring comfort and functionality. Rediscovered Patterns offer a nostalgic yet modern twist on classic designs from past decades, reimagined with contemporary elements. Slick Decadence features glossy surfaces, luxurious materials, and modern minimalist influences, merging elegance and opulence. Surreal Surfaces focus on innovative and extraordinary structures that are visually appealing and tactically interesting.

Hugging Volume is characterized by voluminous silhouettes and soft, flowing materials, creating an enveloping effect. Luxury Blend emphasizes comfort and sophistication with refined materials and luxurious textures. Romantic Rebellion combines delicate, romantic elements with a rebellious touch, where floral patterns meet edgy cuts and dark tones. Compact Protection offers functional designs focused on protection and comfort, balancing practicality with style. New School Classics modernize traditional classics with contemporary details, vibrant colors, and unique elements. Opulent Luxury represents extravagant luxury and opulent materials, with designs rich in detail exuding high-end glamour.