Canclini's new textiles
As the fabric manufacturer returns with a revised newsletter, we look back at its textile innovations that made their mark in 2019.
Cordura fabrics' new positioning
Redefining the role of fabrics in everyday life? This is the new ambition of Cordura, which is launching a new digital campaign highlighting its « high-performance fabrics ».
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Liebaert's creative fabrics with Lycra fibre for summer 2022
Textured detailing, realistic digital prints, shimmering colours: for spring/summer 2022, Liebaert is presenting a highly attractive fabric line for lingerie and swimwear that can be discovered at the Interfilière Paris trade fair from 18 to 20 January 2020.
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The Italian house Junior Srl specialising in embroidery
The market leader, Junior has established itself with high-definition embroidery, combining pragmatism, innovation and expertise. These fabrics can also be found in our AW 21-22 Kids and SS21 Lingerie trend books.
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Bemberg's new bio-utility fibre
A high-performance, eco-friendly textile material derived from cotton? This is the new innovation from Bemberg, who will present this bold fabric at the next edition of Italy’s Pitti Uomo event.
The new Lycra Fitsense innovation in collaboration with Stella McCartney X Adidas
At the cutting edge of research when it comes to sustainable fashion, Adidas x Stella McCartney has teamed up with Lycra and its Fitsense technology for swimwear.
The tesler + mendelovitch studio develops a flexible wooden textile to create sculptural interiors
Renowned for its delicate and expert skills with wood, the tesler + mendelovitch studio has created a 3D wooden textile with a host of applications.
The Dior and Dimore Studio collaboration
During the Milan design fair, Dior revealed an unexpected collection of 14 exclusive design objects, created by Dimore Studio. The deliberately pared-back pieces in graphic lines originally blend materials such as bronze, gold, silver, rattan and even Perspex, playing with the codes of the luxury house.
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Designers transform toxic sludge into a ceramics line
Making sustainable ceramics from industrial waste? It can be done, as mentioned in the « Green Innovations » concept – Lands Theme in the AW20-21 Digital Influences Study. Four designers from London’s Royal College of Art, Guillermo Whittembury, Joris Olde-Rikkert, Kevin Rouff and Luis Paco Bockelmann, have achieved the ingenious feat of recycling the residue of red mud, derived from aluminium production, turning it into a desirable line of terracotta-coloured cups, bowls and teapots. A bold and inventive way of recovering by-products that are potentially toxic for the modern world while reducing raw material production.
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Le tie & dye d’hiver de Lanificio Subalpino, la nouvelle tendance à anticiper
Et si le tie & dye n’était pas seulement réservé aux collections printemps-été ? La coloration typique des contre-cultures détourne les silhouettes hivernales pour une esthétique renouvelée, entre effet naturel sublimé et influences classiques twistées.
