Germany

Cosmopolitan Berlin will go all blue 31 May–1 June as a total of 66 exhibitors from 14 countries descend to showcase their denim collections across fashion and luxury brands for Autumn-Winter 24–25.

Researchers at the University of Bayreuth in Germany have presented novel electrospun nonwovens that exhibit an unusual combination of high electrical conductivity and extremely low thermal conductivity. The nonwovens are being described as a breakthrough in materials research.

Avant-garde Berlin will be buzzing with the fashion fraternity as it descends there for the Denim Première Vision in its quest for inspiration and collections for Autumn-Winter 24-25.

Munich Fabric Start has revised its dates to 18-20 July to bring the trade shows closer to the collection rhythms and offer more time for further developments, the organisers have announced.

A blend of sport silhouettes with fresh detailing, German sportswear giant Adidas has launched its first new label in almost five decades: Adidas Sportswear.

Demanding, multi-layered and complex material and colour trends for Spring.Summer 2024 as well as questions about efficiency and transparency through digitalisation and sustainability – these were the predominant topics of the international fabric and denim trade shows Munich Fabric Start and Bluezone. 

As a leading international trade fair with participants from 129 nations, Heimtextil 2023 was a global stage where textile sustainability was holistically mapped — with products and innovations that have shown that scalable and sustainable innovations are not a contradiction in terms. Olaf Schmidt, Vice-President (Textiles & Textile Technologies) at Messe Frankfurt talks to texfash.com

Inspiring new products, innovative content and future-oriented themes is what Munich Fabric Start promises, even in these times of uncertainty. Frank Junker, Creative Director & Partner, Munich Fabric Start Exhibitions GmbH elaborates in this one-on-one with texfash.com.

It's show time. It's the curtain-raiser for Spring-Summer ‘24. And it's the three-day international fabric trade show: Munich Fabric Start (MFS), beginning 24 January. It's the right occasion, the right time, the right place. A texfash.com preview. 

Fabric trade show Munich Fabric Start (MFS) is initiating a combined area for sustainability and digitalisation in the centre of the show in January 2023. The aim is to bring the two megatrends even more centrally into the trade fair. The Bluezone is already fully booked.