The global fashion fraternity will descend on avant-garde Berlin 31 May–1 June at the Denim Premiere Vision to look for planet-friendly inspirational collections for Autumn–Winter 24–25
- Aimed at all creative fashion brands with denim collections—fashion and luxury brands, pure jeanswear players, web players—the show will present a selective offer from 65 leading exhibitors from the global creative denim industry.
Exhibitors Galore: Exhibitors are expected from 15 countries—Italy, Japan, Portugal, Turkey, Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt, China, India, Pakistan, Mauritius, Bangladesh, Hong Kong, Germany, Switzerland—ready to partner and assist the creation and development of the Autumn–Winter 24–25 collections.
- As the buyers and creatives interact with each other, exploring the innovations and new technologies, they will also be able to witness denim weaving on an antique hand loom, vintage denim pieces, an upcycling workshop and lots more.
- The exhibiting companies have been selected for their creativity, their ability to innovate, their eco-responsible commitments to offer a more transparent denim, respectful of the environment and the human being, in terms of production processes as well as products: retreatment of waste and wastewater, control and reduction of energy consumption and water use, limitation of chemicals; new eco-designed and recyclable fibres and materials, recycling and upcycling techniques, advanced technologies.
- Leading industry exhibitors: Isko, Bossa Denim, Ribbontex, Advance Denim, Sharabati Denim, Fashionart, M&J Group, Square Denims, Kurabo Industries, Pacific Jeans LTD, Indigo Textile, Chottani Industries, Calik Denim, Confection Ras Jebel, Fabritex, Kasiv Leather Label, Montega, Rajby Textiles, Kuroki, Tessitura La Colombina, BLUESIGN, et beaucoup d’autres.
Other Highlights: This edition will also feature:
- A Forum with a display by Dutch designer Rikkert Paauw offering a decoding of Autumn-Winter 24–25 denim trends through selected fabrics, accessories and finished products, along with immersive photos and videos.
- Guided tours of the fashion forum: Lorenza Martello, Denim Product Manager for the show’s fashion team, will also lead guided tours of the forum to help unlock all the keys to the season, its key trends, and latest eco-responsible innovations.
- Denim Trend Tasting: a daily fashion seminar hosted at the show by Lorenza Martello, Denim Product Manager for the Première Vision fashion team, to help buyers and designers design and build their denim collections.
- A new programme of six conferences in the Talks Area, with each day a roundtable of experts and brands, an exhibitor pitch presenting a denim innovation, and a fashion seminar detailing the major seasonal trends.
Denim Fashion District: For the third consecutive season, 15 ready-to-wear and accessories brands will preview their capsule collections created in partnership with show exhibitors, including: Michiko Koshino, Ksenia Schnaider, Denzilpatrick, Kentroy Yearwood, Stripes Of-F Road, Milena Andrade, Leon Emanuel Blanck, Resap Paris, Common Parts, The Sparkle Collection, Regenes, Tiia Maria Jaakkola, 8igb, Therapy Berlin, Daily Blue By Adriano Goldschmied, Fade Out Label.
- The Première Vintage Market created by Denim PV in collaboration with Cristian Murianni (Denim Institute Milano): a cutting-edge selection of vintage denim pieces — jeans, shirts, jackets and more — will be offered for sale by international showrooms who have partnered with the show and are specialised in denim, thrift-shop and second-hand goods.
- Informative and inspiring workshops and events: unique experiences to better understand the denim universe and special techniques for working denim fabric, including:
- A pattern workshop with Alessio Berto: to discover the art of pattern-making on a new selvedge denim, Loomes, created by denim maker Sharabati Denim.
- Hand weaving by Tessitura La Colombina: a demonstration of denim weaving on an antique hand loom.
- An upcycling workshop with Therapy Berlin, a specialized boutique, to explore how to be creative using recovered, reworked and reused products and materials.
- The Organic Cotton Sicily exhibition, which retraces the history of 100% organic Sicilian cotton.
