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At its regular meeting at the end of March, the Heimtextil Trend Council exchanged views on current design developments. The picture shows Anne Marie Commandeur, Stijlinstituut Amsterdam. © Messe Frankfurt Exhibition / Pietro Sutera

 
20/04/2021 – Heimtextil trend concept 2022/23

Heimtextil trend concept 2022/23

Heimtextil 2022: How has the pandemic changed the way we live?

This important question was tackled recently in a digital workshop by the Heimtextil Trend Council. By  Editorial staff
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The fashion brand Marc O’Polo stands for upscale, contemporary Premium Modern Casual Wear. © Marc O'Polo

 
20/04/2021 – Setlog

Setlog

Marc O’Polo: Casual and powerful into the future

“At the beginning of the corona crisis, it was particularly useful that we had Osca as a software.” Dr. Patric Spethmann, COO Marc O’Polo. By Thilo Jörgl By  Editorial staff
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Message by video from Anna Gedda, Head of Sustainability H&M Group: Uniform legislation on corporate due diligence is important. © OECD_screenshot

 
17/02/2021 – Diligence in the garment and footwear sector

Diligence in the garment and footwear sector

The 2021 OECD Garment Forum

Labour, human rights, environmental, integrity. The forum discusses emerging risks and the implementation of due diligence in a global world. By  Editorial staff
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The core goal of Zerobarracento is to develop a complete zero-waste production chain; starting from sustainable textile production waste, through the development of textiles, and resulting in a small outerwear collection of zero-waste pieces. © Zerobarracento

 
11/02/2021 – Sustainability: Zero-waste fashion

Sustainability: Zero-waste fashion

Zerobarracento: Change of mind in design and manufacturing

The collection silhouettes by Zerobarracento are directly inspired by the art of Burri, Giacometti, and Brancusi. A zero-waste fashion. By  Editorial staff
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Fair Wear: “We urge all member brands and their suppliers in Myanmar to refrain from buying any goods and services from companies that are known to be linked to – or owned by – the military services of Myanmar.” Picture: Handcrafted colorful lotus fabrics made from lotus fibers in Inle Lake, Shan State in Myanmar. © sasint/stock.adobe.com

 
09/02/2021 – Myanmar

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Fair Wear: Military coup – a guidance for brands

The military coup in Myanmar on January 31, 2021 is deeply concerning. Many Fair Wear members do business there. What now? By  Editorial staff
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Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics – Spring Edition: Lots of exhibitors were showcasing new products in response to the pandemic. © Messe Frankfurt (HK)_Gu Ji

 
29/03/2021 – Online and hybrid solution were well received

Online and hybrid solution were well received

Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics – Spring Edition

Nearly 2,600 exhibitors from 17 countries and regions and 80,533 buyers met in Shanghai from March 17–19, 2021. By  Editorial staff