ASTM International Honors James Olsta With Top Annual Award

W. CONSHOHOCKEN, Pa. — July 7, 2022 — ASTM International presented its top annual award — the Award of Merit — to James Olsta for his contributions to ASTM’s geosynthetics committee (D35).

The prestigious award, which includes the accompanying title of fellow, is ASTM’s highest recognition for distinguished service and outstanding participation in ASTM International committee activities. Olsta was recognized for his mentorship within subcommittee D35.04, as well as his significant contributions to research in the field of geosynthetics.

An ASTM International member since 1988, Olsta had been previously honored by the committee with the D35 Standards Development Award (2002), the COP GTJ Outstanding Article award (2008), and the Richard S. Ladd Standards Development Award (2011, 2018).

Olsta currently works as President of Olsta Consulting LLC and previously worked as an environmental product manager at Huesker, Inc., and as an environmental product manager at CETCO for over two decades. He holds a bachelor of science in civil engineering and a master of science in environmental engineering, both from University of Illinois, as well as a master of business administration from Northwestern University.

Posted: July 7, 2022

Source: ASTM International

VDMA: Lightweight Construction Technologies Advance Energy And Material Efficiency

DITZINGEN, Germany — July 7, 2022 — The member companies of the VDMA Hybrid Lightweight Technologies Working Group share the same fate that many industries are currently experiencing: Order books are full, but sales are stagnant. COVID-19 has already caused supply chain problems over the last two years; these are now being exacerbated by the effects of the Ukraine war. They are now coupled with sharp price increases and supply bottlenecks for raw materials and energy.

However, the latter in particular offer great opportunities for the use of hybrid lightweight construction technologies. At their yesterday´s general assembly at TRUMPF Laser- und Systemtechnik GmbH in Ditzingen, the members of the VDMA Working Group Hybrid Lightweight Technologies made clear that they have the expertise to find solutions when it comes to significant savings in energy and materials — and thus also in CO2 emissions. But the requirements for sustainable concepts go far beyond. Therefore, the recycling of lightweight products was also one of the hot topics on the agenda.

Networks for cooperation and technology transfer

The development and marketing of complex lightweight construction concepts requires a close cooperation across the technological boundaries, but also the dialogue with the customer industries. Lightweight construction concepts are seen as key technologies to respond to social trends and to master the upcoming challenges.

This is why the Initiative Leichtbau Baden-Württemberg is an important partner for the working group members. With its network, it connects all levels: Technology, application and politics. This will be highlighted at the symposium “Lightweight construction in urban systems” that follows the members’ meeting, where examples of climate protection through sustainable building design are being presented.

Another important pillar for cooperation is the Lightweight Construction Technology Transfer Programme of the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Protection, which is promoting the cross-sector and cross-material transfer of knowledge and technology.

New Executive Board elected

The members of the working group have elected their new board for the period 2022 to 2024:

  • Dr.-Ing. Alexander Geyer, KraussMaffei Technologies GmbH, München
  • Marc Kirchhoff, TRUMPF Laser- und Systemtechnik GmbH, Ditzingen
  • Georg Obermaier, DIEFFENBACHER GMBH Maschinen- und Anlagenbau, Eppingen
  • Jochen Schmidt, KARL MAYER Technische Textilien GmbH, Chemnitz
  • Patric Winterhalter, Schuler Pressen GmbH, Gemmingen
  • Dipl.-Wirtsch.-Ing. Christian Wolfsberger, ENGEL Austria GmbH, Schwertberg

Marc Kirchhoff, Director int. Key Account Management TRUMPF Laser- und Systemtechnik, is still chairman of the Board.

Posted: July 7, 2022

Source: VDMA

First Edition Of Textile Printing & Sustainability (TPS) Announces Final Conference Programme

TIELT-WINGE, Belgium — July 7, 2022 — With two months to go, the first edition of Textile Printing & Sustainability (TPS) conference unveils an agenda full of inspiring and engaging content. In total 24 presentations held by experts from industry and academia focus on technology choices, automation practices and environmentally conscious business models. The event takes place on September 8-9, 2022, at Dorint Kongresshotel Düsseldorf-Neuss and welcomes audience from all stages of a textile value chain.

“Textile industry is more than ever under pressure from sustainability requirements”, explained Peter Buttiens from the European Specialist Printing Manufacturers Association, organizer of TPS. “The EU’s Green Deal targets textiles as one of the world’s most polluting sectors. On global scale, we look at UN Sustainable Development Goals and initiatives such as UN Alliance for Sustainable Fashion. Their timeline set for 2030 and 2050 may seem far in future but the time to act and exchange know-how is now. With the new TPS conference we want to contribute to the solution from the printing perspective.”

Textile Printing & Sustainability takes a broad look at all critical factors and global trends which influence textile market condition today and in the nearest future: customer-made fashion, responsible businesses, quality concerns, customization and personalization. The event assembles industry experts from core printing and dyeing processes, to promote best practices, discuss new application fields and explain benefits and challenges of individual technology choices.

Each conference day opens with a keynote address. Karin Ekberg, former Chair of the Sustainable Apparel Coalition, presents five principles of sustainability leadership. Bianca Seidel, a pioneer of sustainable fashion design, makes a plea for transformation and for hope in the world of tomorrow. Other keynotes include Debbie McKeegan who looks at opportunities and risks of on-demand business models, and Alexandra De Raeve who explores the digitization of textile design and production.

The world’s leading printing hardware brands, Brother and Epson explain their approaches to environmentally friendly manufacturing, resource management and recent reshoring trends. Representatives of ink and chemistry companies offer a comprehensive overview of the latest material solutions, pigment ink innovations, including a novel white pigment concentrate, and their implications for specific printing techniques. Two companies lay a particular focus on dyeing and the reduction of its environmental impact, also through removing of textile prints and efficient fabric recycling at the end-of-life stage.

Strong academic representation includes contributions by RWTH Aachen, HS Niederrhein, DITF Denkendorf and Saxon Textile Research Institute. They share their latest research results on smart textiles with integrated electronics, functionalisation of textiles with digital printing, sustainability assessment for microfactories, circular economy and eco-labels.

Although an engaging program fills up two conference days, the event features also several networking moments in the accompanying exhibition part. The current list of companies which showcase their solution at tabletops includes: Brother, BYK, CHT Germany, Covestro, DITF, Druckprozess, Epson, Evonik, Farbenpunkt, Fujifilm Ink Solutions, Global Inkjet Systems, Kronos, Marabu, Meteor Inkjet, Münzing, Nextil, Nur Ink, Seiko Instruments, STFI, Vividye and Trijet.

Last tabletop spaces are available and all interested in booking should contact info@esma.com.

Delegates may now register via the TPS website and organisers offer a 200-euro discount on the second booking.

Programme and registration: tps-conference.com

Posted: July 7, 2022

Source: ESMA

lululemon Expands International Footprint, Launching In Spain

VANCOUVER, British Columbia — July 5, 2022 — lululemon athletica inc. today announced plans to introduce the brand to more communities around the world by opening two new stores and a local e-commerce site in Spain. With significant runway ahead and the Company’s “Power of Three ×2” growth plan, which includes a quadrupling of its international revenue from 2021 levels by year-end 2026, lululemon enters Spain as the first new market in Europe since 2019.

Beginning with the launch of lululemon.es in late July, the Company’s innovative apparel and accessories for men and women will be available to purchase from a dedicated e-commerce platform in Spanish for the first time. In September, lululemon will open its first Spanish retail locations in the heart of Madrid and Barcelona’s shopping districts, on Calle Serrano and Paseo de Gracia respectively.

“As a brand which supports wellbeing, lululemon has a strong synergy with the active, balanced lifestyle enjoyed in Spain,” said André Maestrini, executive vice president, International. “We’re looking forward to connecting with Spanish guests, through our website and at our first retail stores opening in Madrid and Barcelona. The strength of our model across product innovation, guest experience, community and culture provides a unique advantage as we introduce lululemon to our newest market.”

The stores will offer product developed through lululemon’s distinctive lens for innovation, the Science of Feel, engineered with proprietary technical fabrics, innovative construction techniques, and strategic fits and features to solve guests needs.

Market expansion is one of three key pillars in lululemon’s growth strategy. With significant runway in both new and core markets, lululemon continues to introduce the brand to more guests around the world.

lululemon currently operates almost 40 stores and three local language sites in eight countries in Europe: France, Germany, Ireland, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, and the UK. In addition, lululemon ships to additional countries across Europe via its EU website.

Posted: July 6, 2022

Source: lululemon athletica inc.

Carbios, On, Patagonia, PUMA And Salomon Team Up To Advance Circularity In The Textile Industry

CLERMONT-FERRAND, France — July 6, 2022 — Carbios has signed an agreement with On, Patagonia, PUMA, and Salomon, to develop solutions that will enhance the recyclability and circularity of their products.

An important element of the two-year deal will be to speed up the introduction of Carbios’ unique biorecycling technology, which constitutes a breakthrough for the textile industry. Carbios and the four companies will also research how products can be recycled, develop solutions to take-back worn polyester items, including sorting and dismantling technologies, and gather data on fiber-to-fiber recycling as well as circularity models.

The challenge the four brands share, is that their ambitious sustainable development goals can only partially be met by conventional recycling technologies which mostly target bottle-to-fiber recycling. Future regulations will require more circularity in packaging and textile. Yet the market consensus is that there will soon be a shortage of PET bottles, as they will be used for circular production methods in the Food & Beverage Industry.

Carbios’ innovative process constitutes a real technological breakthrough for the recycling of polyester (PET) fibers, which are widely used in apparel, footwear and sportswear, on their own or together with other fibers. PET polyester is the most important fiber for the textile industry with 52 metric tons produced, even surpassing cotton at 23 metric tons1. The biorecycling process uses an enzyme capable of selectively extracting the polyester, recovering it to recreate a virgin fiber. This revolutionary technology makes it possible to recover the PET polyester present in all textile waste that cannot be recycled using traditional technologies.

PET plastics and fibers are used to make everyday consumer goods such as bottles, packaging and textiles. Today, most PET is produced from fossil resources, then used and discarded according to a wasteful linear model. By creating a circular economy from used plastics and fibers, Carbios’ biorecycling technology offers a sustainable and more responsible solution.

Emmanuel Ladent, CEO of Carbios, said: “This Consortium model has proved to be very efficient based on the success of the milestones previously achieved in packaging. We are very pleased to partner with these prestigious brands, On, Patagonia, PUMA, and Salomon. Our common goal is to contribute to reducing the environmental impact of the textile industry by offering an industrial solution to recycle polyester fibers and help our partners to meet their sustainable development goals.”

Adrianne Gilbride, senior sustainability manager at On, noted: “On is committed to becoming fully circular before the end of the decade. Our partnership with Carbios and the other consortium members is an important step towards enabling the industry to game-changing circular technologies at scale. Fiber-to-fiber recycling is a key building block in closing the loop within the textile and footwear industry”.

Natalie Banakis, Materials Innovation engineer Patagonia, added “At Patagonia we are actively using our business to “save the Home planet”. We are excited to partner with Carbios and the textile consortium to work collaboratively to reduce waste produced by textiles. The textile waste problem is bigger than one company or solution, and Patagonia is excited to be working in a new format to solve this problem.”

Howard Williams, director, Global Innovation Apparel and Accessories at PUMA added: ”As part of our Forever Better sustainability strategy, we aim to use 75% recycled polyester in our Apparel and Accessories by 2025. The partnership with Carbios and their innovative biorecycling methods offer a promising approach to reach our goals and make our industry as a whole more circular.”

Olivier Mouzin, Footwear Sustainability manager at Salomon, concluded: ”At Salomon, we provide advanced sports solutions for all the outdoor participants, from the elite to the enthusiasts. Therefore, it is a natural decision for us to join this consortium made up of clothing and footwear companies, as well as Carbios, to form a new organization for advancing textile recycling that will help create a sustainable future for all Outdoor players. Our goal in joining the consortium is to bring awareness to the end-of-life of textiles, with the ambition of establishing true circularity within the textile industry. The companies in the consortium aim to do this by discovering ways to recycle fibers from one product into another. Partnering with Carbios — a green chemistry leader offering a bio-recycling process that recycles apparel and footwear materials into thread for new products — better enables us to accomplish this goal.”

1 Source: Market data 2019

Posted: July 6, 2022

Source: Carbios

Apparel Veteran Christopher Heyn Joins Lion Brothers Co.

OWINGS MILLS, Md. — July 6, 2022 — Lion Brothers Co., a designer and manufacturer of apparel identity and customization, is pleased to announce Christopher Heyn has joined the company as president and CEO. Heyn brings extensive experience in the apparel and retail industry to Lion Brothers; he has propelled numerous brands to growth and prominence in their categories.

Heyn said: “I am tremendously excited to be joining the Lion Brothers team. As the marketplace continues to evolve, what attracts me to Lion Brothers is the opportunity to leverage their continuing advancements in technology and innovation which will provide solutions in how brands effectively and efficiently service their customers and consumers in the future.”

Most recently, Heyn served as CEO of Southern Tide, one of the fastest-growing lifestyle apparel brands in the United States with leisure and activewear collections for men, women and children as well as collegiate-themed apparel and fashion accessories. While at Southern Tide, Heyn led the brand’s omni channel expansion to build its direct-to-consumer and business-to-business efforts, oversaw the opening of retail stores and expanded product availability to more than 1,200 specialty retailers. Heyn also developed innovative products focused on performance apparel through collaborations with leading companies in performance textiles.

Earlier in his career, Heyn was CEO and chairman of sportswear marketer Summit Golf Brands, the third-largest golf apparel company in the U.S., where he transformed the company, enhancing revenue and profitability. He previously served as senior vice president of the National Basketball Association’s Global Merchandise Group and served as president of Nautica, where he helped elevate the brand to become the #2 ranked men’s sportswear collection in the United States.

Suzy Ganz, executive chairman of Lion Brothers, said: “Chris is an exceptional talent. As one of the leading executives in apparel and retail, we are thrilled that Chris has joined Lion to accelerate this next stage of growth for the company. Chris understands how the apparel industry is rapidly changing and how Lion’s innovation in apparel identity and embellishment solutions create brand value and deliver speed to market and agility for apparel brands. Chris’ tremendous industry experience will help Lion expand more rapidly into new markets, categories and geographies. We look forward to his keen insights and outstanding leadership. He is an executive that truly understands why identity matters.”

“I am tremendously excited to be joining the Lion Brothers team,” Heyn added. “As the marketplace continues to evolve, what attracts me to Lion Brothers is the opportunity to leverage their continuing advancements in technology and innovation which will provide solutions in how brands effectively and efficiently service their customers and consumers in the future.”

Founded in 1899, Lion Brothers has worked with some of the most notable brands in the world, including sports and fashion brands alike. Its partners include Nike, Adidas, Hanes, Disney, Polo Ralph Lauren, Fendi, Coach, Christian Dior, Harley-Davidson and major sports leagues including the NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL and Major League Soccer, countless membership and affinity organizations, and colleges just to name a select few.

Posted: July 6, 2022

Source: Lion Brothers

Deckers Brands Appoints Anne Spangenberg As President Of Fashion Lifestyle

GOLETA, Calif. — July 6, 2022 — Deckers Brands — a global designer, marketer and distributing innovative of footwear, apparel and accessories — today announced the appointment of Anne Spangenberg as President of Fashion Lifestyle, effective July 11, 2022. Spangenberg will serve on the Executive Leadership Team, reporting directly to Dave Powers, CEO and president of Deckers Brands.

Spangenberg has an extensive track record as a global leader and strategic brand builder, most recently as Global Vice President of Merchandising for Nike Inc. She will lead Deckers’ Fashion Lifestyle brands, including UGG and Koolaburra, with a focus on product diversification, consumer adoption, and franchise evolution across a tightly-managed omnichannel marketplace.

“The UGG brand is currently in its strongest position ever, which will only be bolstered by Anne’s appointment,” Powers said. “Anne is a proven industry leader who has played a meaningful role in creating and transforming merchandising functions across categories, channels, and markets. Importantly, she brings to Deckers an innate understanding of the consumer and the ability to efficiently implement strategy in alignment with the latest fashion and lifestyle trends. I’m proud of the great work the UGG team has delivered, and I look forward to working with Anne to accelerate the brand’s growth, enhance the customer experience, and make continued progress on our goals over the coming years.”

“I am excited to take on the role of President of Fashion Lifestyle and lead an incredible team of passionate individuals fueled by collaboration and creativity,” said Spangenberg. “With significant opportunity ahead for UGG, I look forward to driving this already immensely successful business toward its next level of growth. The brand’s unique combination of strong consumer demand, a loyal and expanding customer base, and the ability to innovate both new and existing franchises gives me confidence in our capability to further elevate UGG through disciplined and strategic global marketplace management while building on exciting levels of global brand heat.”

Posted: July 6, 2022

Source: Deckers Brands

Standard Fiber Launches New SmarTrak Global Order Tracking System

BURLINGAME, Calif. — July 6, 2022 — With the goal of meeting the highest standards of excellence, reliability, and performance delivered with superior customer service, Standard Fiber, a supplier to the home textile market and manufacturer of basic bedding products, has developed its new SmarTrak global order tracking system to allow customers to view real-time visibility of their inbound shipments.

Standard Fiber’s SmarTrak is powered by a cutting-edge Logistics Cloud Technology Platform, which allows it to effectively manage supply chain workflow with greater agility. SmarTrak was developed to trace the 3,000+ global shipments that Standard Fiber delivers annually to its customers. Tracking begins at the freight forwarder when the container is assigned and continues through to delivery at final port. Taking advantage of the company’s worldwide network, SmarTrak connects with over 53,000 trucking lines, 115 airlines, 65 rail carriers, and 120 ocean carriers.

“Anticipating our customers’ needs is a major company priority,” said Sandy Gray, Standard Fiber CEO. “Understanding and feeling their pain due to unforeseen shipping delays, we felt an urgent need to develop a system to better inform them of their order status and help provide timely solutions to avert potentially expensive delivery interruptions. We are very excited to launch our first phase of SmarTrak in mid-July, which focuses on tracking shipments from freight forwarder to port. Phase two will focus on ground freight to the final destination.”

Utilizing GPS, AIS data tracking, all involved parties can collaborate on efficient goods movement and timely intervention on exceptions before they become costly problems. Through a secure password protected login on a dedicated website available on any smart device, Standard Fiber’s customers can track real-time arrival status of their orders and visually see their location anywhere in the world.

Posted: July 6, 2022

Source: Standard Fiber

Over 80 Resortwear Brands Showcase Next Season’s Lines At destination:miami By COTERIE

MIAMI — July 5, 2022 — Informa Markets Fashion, an industry connector and host to fashion trade events including PROJECT, and COTERIE, is gearing up for destination:miami by COTERIE, a three-day fashion wholesale event designed to spotlight the latest designers and trends shaping the elevated resortwear category.

The swimwear market alone is forecasted to grow by nearly $7 billion by 2026, posing a critical need for peer-to-peer connection, education, and new brand discovery as retailers address consumer trends. destination:miami hosts renowned and emergent brands in women’s advanced contemporary resortwear, swimwear, accessories, and footwear, showcasing a curated cross-selection of vacation-inspired apparel spanning premium to affordable luxury price points.

Buyers from retailers, including Goop, Revolve, Saks Fifth Avenue, Bloomingdales, Bergdorf Goodman, and Ritz Carlton, among others, convene at destination:miami for a look into future fashion trends, from body inclusivity, textured materials, to cut out designs, generate new accounts and ink deals, and increase global demand through networking with stylists, media and influencers.

Among the 80+ international and domestic brands confirmed for the upcoming event — slated to be held from July 16 through 18 at the Eden Rock Hotel — include Gapaz Beachwear, Lily Franco, Nay Sunset Wear, OASIS, Sabine Arias, Apaya and Cruise.

“The swim and resortwear category is such a vibrant segment within fashion, and destination:miami is where the next must-have styles, prints, materials, and accessories are introduced before reaching the consumer market,” said Kelly Helfman, president, Informa Markets Fashion. “In addition to the show floor, we designed the event experience to reflect the industry’s balance between work life and wellness — we’re excited to introduce daily yoga classes, face fitness, and self-care sessions, among many other experiential activities designed to complement our industry’s personality and inspire creativity.”

Click here to register to attend destination:miami by COTERIE for a chance to enjoy the event’s wellness-centric activities and meet with up-and-coming brands. A preview of the agenda and must-attend activities, all accessible to registered guests, is as follows:

Wellness Activities:

  • Daily morning yoga: Escape with us each morning to destress and decompress in a thirty-minute meditation and sound healing — taking place daily in the Spa Garden at 8 a.m.
  • “Transform into the Next Level You” Wellness Activity: Experience a full spiritual makeover in this quick, transformational workshop from Nicole Rose of The Manifest Mindset . Learn the basics of manifestation, tactics for changing at the identity level so that you become a magnet for your dreams, and how to develop an action plan to grow little by little, day by day.
  • Face Fitness: Get your face back in shape with The Face Fitness experience by celebrity 
esthetician Lana Mar. Learn new techniques to help you achieve bright and youthful skin, 
including a warmup, cardio, and cool down using intense face lift massage and Microcurrent.
  • Aura Photography Reading: Explore the meaning behind the colors of your aura. The experts 
from Synergy Life will capture and record your aura in the form of colors revealed on a Polaroid snapshot, then review your results one-on-one with you.

Daily Happenings:

  • Coffee Hour: Drink in the day with a complimentary hot or iced coffee courtesy of destination:miami by COTERIE. Available daily while supplies last, starting at 9:30 a.m. in the ERC II Foyer.
  • The Official destination:miami by COTERIE Tote | Sponsored by Holiday & Talisman: Complete the full destination:miami by COTERIE experience and snag our limited-edition sustainable show tote sponsored by Holiday & Talisman. Pick one up at the show entrance.
  • destination:miami Social Creation Space: Feel the vibe, capture the moment, and share on social — snap yourself in front of our branded wall and tag us on Instagram using @coterie_show and #destinationmiamibyCOTERIE
  • Trend Display: Explore some of this season’s favorite styles featuring brands from the show floor on our curated mannequin installation. Check the posted signs to find where to visit each brand.

Experiences:

  • Gelato Escape: Escape the Miami heat and enjoy a refreshing afternoon treat on us. Choose from assorted gelato flavors at the gelato bike cart located outside of ERC I Entry from 2 p.m.-5 p.m., while supplies last.
  • Opening Night Cocktail Reception: Join the destination:miami by COTERIE community at the exclusive reception on the Spa Terrace for ocean breezes, beautiful views, and complimentary cocktails. Let’s raise a glass and celebrate opening day together under the Miami sunset. 6:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m., Spa Terrace, Eden Roc Hotel
  • Champagne & a Side of Sunshine: A toast to you on day two. Enjoy a complimentary mimosa at the ERC II Foyer from 10 a.m.-11 a.m. while supplies last.

Posted: July 6, 2022

Source: Informa Markets Fashion

Introducing Supreen®’s New Luxurious, Menswear-Inspired Patterns: Stain-Resistant Sustainable Supreen® Expands Textile Offering

NEW YORK CITY — July 6, 2022 — Building upon the signature softness, performance capabilities, and industry-leading sustainable properties of its inaugural launch, Supreen®’s new menswear-inspired patterns offer a fresh yet decidedly classic upholstery option for commercial spaces from healthcare to hospitality alike. Designed to outperform while still looking debonair, the three new timeless, wool-inspired textures reminiscent of houndstooth, heathered flannel, and tweed men’s suiting combine Supreen’s original, revolutionary liquid-barrier and stain-resistance with an elevated element of luxury — available in over 54 basic to bold colorways.

Continuing to exceed industry standards, the new designs exemplify a marriage of performance, sustainability, and aesthetics — a rare, distinct combination of design and manufacturing innovation. Prioritizing human health and the environment since its inception, Supreen has been free of PFAs and fluorocarbons even before increased governmental regulations were put in place, in addition to being HHI and Prop 65 compliant with a manufacturing process that removes 99 percent of invisible contaminants. While still maintaining these qualities along with its surprisingly soft hand, bleach-cleanability, and superior performance capabilities, all three new patterns of Supreen are made with solution-dyed polyester, offering a heightened element of color-richness and material quality evocative of sophisticated menswear.

“Replicating the regal tones and classic textures often observed in the world of men’s fashion, the new Supreen patterns evoke a sense of warmth not often associated with performance fabrics,” stated Debbye Lustig, Supreen’s vice president of Design. “Like any fine suit, we designed these patterns with comfort and luxury in mind. We wanted the new textures to do more than just feel good, and by pairing both neutral and bold colorways with the recognizable timelessness of the three wool-like patterns, we were able to achieve a balance of modern and traditional design, in a very subdued yet eye-catching manner. Color should coordinate, not dominate.”

Offered in a unique selection of colorways, the new patterns range from everyday neutrals to lavish hues of red, purple, gold, and even brighter undertones like teal, with the houndstooth pattern offered in 14 colorways, the flannel-like heathered pattern in 23 colorways, and the tweed-inspired pattern in 17 colorways. Appealing to designers’ various appetites for color and texture, the new artfully curated patterns allow for experimentation with style and color without sacrificing performance – seamlessly combining elegance, boldness, and peace of mind.

Supreen is exclusively sold through a handful of leading fabric distributors including Arc-Com, Anzea Textiles, Burch Fabrics, Carnegie Fabrics, Designtex, Fabricut Contract, Justin David Textiles, KB Contract, Kravet Contract, KnollTextiles, Mayer Fabrics, Momentum Textiles,  Paul Brayton Designs, Reliatex, Samelson-Chatelane/Coral Inc., Stinson, United Fabrics, Woeller (Canada), and Wolf Gordon Inc.

Posted: July 6, 2022

Source: Nassimi LLC

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