20/01/2020 – Spring/Summer 2021 — auf Deutsch lesen
Munich Fabric Start: Thrivability
Around 1,000 fabric, trimmings, denim, print and sourcing suppliers are poised to present their developments and innovations from 4 to 6 February 2020 at the MOC in Munich.
Around 1,000 international fabric, trimmings, denim, print and sourcing suppliers are presenting their newest developments and innovations across seven halls, from 4 to 6 February 2020. Picture: Impressions A/W 2019 © Munich Fabric Start
The theme is thrivability – a flourishing movement that promotes respect for fashion, nature and people. Under this banner, the fair invites participants and visitors to strive for better quality and to shape our global and individual future with enthusiasm and positivity.
Fair highlights
This year, a new icon-based navigation system draws attention to the sustainable and technical aspects of the materials featured at the trend forums. The new system enables visitors to identify at a glance additional features and functions of the fabrics and trimmings on show.
Li Edelkoort will return with another special trend seminar unveiling exclusive content: Green Wave, incorporating the fashion trends for spring/summer 21, ‘stillness’ as the full colour forecast for autumn/winter 21/22, as well as the Green Book with recreationwear trends as the forecast for spring/summer 21.
As usual, the fair kicks off with a stellar panel discussion in the Keyhouse in Hall 5 on the first day. Leading international experts will explore the “Future of the Textile Value Chain”.
Bluezone presents Ecoism
The Bluezone hosts around 100 international denim manufacturers introducing their newest developments. Exhibitors include Candiani S.p.A., Tejidos Royo, Orta Anadolu, Bossa Denim, Calik Denim, KT Trims and Accessories, Turteks Tekstil, Europa SNC, Fashion Point, Baykanlar Tekstil, Velcorex, Prosperity, Dr. Bock Industries, MFC 1979, Dorlet, Stylers, Lavasser, Lycra, and P.G. Denim among others. One of the many highlights here is Rajby’s innovative denim Cradle to Cradle project.
Keyhouse – Innovation Think Tank
Future fabrics, new technology, smart products and processes, sustainable innovations and alternative material resources: the Keyhouse inspires visitors with innovative products, high-tech developments and novel solutions, whilst generating future-oriented ideas and providing fashion tech for the textiles industry. Exhibitors include Recover, Lectra, Clo3D, Cocccon, Lenzing, Soorty, ISKO, Remei, Varvaressos, Citeve, Pauline van Dongen and Care Applications.
Munich Fabric Start
4 – 6 February 2020
MOC Munich Order Center
Lilienthalallee 40 D
Munich
