
Gunold Poly, wood material by Sam Fashion Italy, Design + Embroidery by Reutlingen University. © Reiner Knochel
Gunold Poly, wood material by Sam Fashion Italy, Design + Embroidery by Reutlingen University. © Reiner Knochel
Olaf Schmidt, Vice President Textiles and Textile Technologies: “We see the future in a positive light and are confident that we will finally be able to give the sector the opportunity to meet and exchange ideas and information in June 2022. The desire for personal encounters, direct communication and new impressions is growing from day to day.” © Messe Frankfurt/Pietro Sutera
A new step in Riri Group’s green path: Riri relies exclusively on recycled polyester for its zipper tapes. © Riri Group
Green light for the realisation of the International Textile Trade Show Munich Fabric Start and the International Denim Trade Show Bluezone! The organisers are focusing all of their energy on the upcoming Munich Fabric Start from 31 August - 2 September 2021 as well as Bluezone from 31 August to 1 September 2021. © Sorin Morar
With online tools, manufacturers have created the possibility to offer highly personalized clothing and accessories. Dortex shows how it works. © Dortex
Digital Transformation: The majority of respondents have recognised the need to quickly drive forward the digital transformation of the supply chain. Now it is time to actively enter the process in order to secure their own agility and future viability in the long term. © Hermes Gruppe
The topics addressed by the Frankfurt Fashion SDG Summit are based on the priorities that were announced by UN Secretary-General António Guterres for 2021 in order to achieve the SDGs by 2030. Keynotes, interviews, panel discussions and performances will be taking a closer look at topics such as Sustainability by Design, Policy for the People, Climate, Oceans, Creatives for the Future and the Global Status of Fashion & Design. © Irina 27/stock.adobe.com