#Denim

2025-01-23

ISKO showcases the forward-thinking concepts of its SS26 collection at Kingpins New York.

ISKO will showcase its latest fabric technologies and the SS26 collection at Kingpins New York, Yellow Area 3, Pier 36 in Basketball City. The SS26 collection introduces innovative materials and sustainable practices, including Next-Gen recycled fibers powered by RE&UP, ensuring high performance without compromising ecoconscious values.

Cutting-edge textiles, creative excellence, and recycled materials drive a new era of circular fashion. ISKO Denim SS26 collection shows latest technologies representing this features vision © 2025 ISKO

Visitors will discover iconic ISKO technologies such as:

• ISKO™ Multitouch: A versatile fabric that reimagines rigid denim with endless style possibilities, from 3D effects to embossed details – without requiring chemicals or resins.

• ISKO™ Iconic: Transforming denim finishes with striking coatings and textures, perfect for modern and vintage-inspired designs.

• ISKO Comfort2: Delivering unparalleled denim – with stretch in the warp and the weft – for stressless comfort, combining the softness of knits with the durability of wovens.

Adding to these groundbreaking technologies is ISKO Corduroy, the company’s latest fabric capsule collection. Engineered for ultimate comfort, it blends a soft, cozy feel with dense weaves and strong fibers, offering timeless style, functionality, and unmatched durability.

“We’re thrilled to showcase ISKO’s SS26 collection here. This collection is a testament to our dedication to reshaping the industry by combining recycled fibers with advanced fabric technologies. It proves that fashion and sustainable practices can go hand in hand, and we’re excited to be at the forefront of the circular fashion movement” says Marco Lucietti, Director of Strategic Projects at ISKO.

Complementing these innovations, ISKO™ Luxury by PG will present the “Born to Amaze” collection, featuring five distinct capsules inspired by diverse eras and styles, alongside the exclusive Jacquard Collection, which reinvents traditional craftsmanship with contemporary patterns.

ISKO’s SS27 collection and latest collaboration with Adriano Goldschmied land in Milan at Denim Première Vision

ISKO returns to Denim Première Vision to present a powerful showcase of next-generation denim innovation. At booth D17, visitors will discover a full spectrum of ISKO’s latest developments, including the brand-new SS27 collection, its advanced material collaborations with RE&UP, and the much-anticipated design project with Adriano Goldschmied: Moonskin Denim.

ISKO brings FW 26/27 collection and RECODE denim innovation to Bluezone

A showcase of advanced fabric technologies and circular approaches shaping the future of denim. Munich, 2-3 September 2025 – ISKO showcases its FW 26/27 collection at Bluezone Munich Fabric Start – booth D23 – highlighting new developments in fabric engineering and circular denim technologies. A central focus of the presentation is RECODE DENIM, ISKO’s most advanced circular platform to date, developed in collaboration with RE&UP.

The Technology Hub for global denim trends: ITM 2026

The ITM 2026 International Textile Machinery Exhibition, to be held at the Tüyap Fair and Congress Center in Istanbul from June 9–13, 2026, brings together groundbreaking technologies in denim production. From smart production systems to eco-friendly raw materials, from digital washing solutions to laser effect technologies, innovations that will shape the future of denim will be showcased for the first time at ITM 2026.

Officina39 brings “Shades of Sunset” to Kingpins Amsterdam

At the Winter edition of Kingpins Amsterdam (October 15–16, SugarFactory), Officina39 unveils Shades of Sunset, the new creative collection where color becomes a language for emotions. Inspired by the shifting hues of the sky at dusk, both on calm days and during dramatic storms, this interpretation of Spring–Summer 2027 embraces the imperfect beauty of nature and turns it into expressive, wearable storytelling. From serene and sun-washed gradients to intense contrasts and moody undertones, each piece reflects a unique “sunset state of mind.”

Jeanologia shapes the denim of the future at Kingpins with ‘Mediterranean Soul’

Jeanologia, the global leader in sustainable technologies for the textile industry, returns to Kingpins Amsterdam with its new collection “Mediterranean Soul”, blending nature, creativity, and technology to prove that authentic denim can be designed and produced with efficiency and minimal environmental impact.

Mimaki demonstrates versatile, simple TRAPIS textile printing at Heimtextil 2026

Mimaki’s textile pigment transfer printing system, TRAPIS, is able to print on a diverse range of fabrics - unlike traditional processes - including natural fibres and synthetic fabrics. The full solution will be shown on Mimaki’s booth (Hall 3.0 Stand A97), as the company returns to Heimtextil to showcase its advancements in sustainable, high quality and efficient textile printing.

38th International Cotton Conference Bremen: Let´s Talk about Cotton!

The 38th International Cotton Conference Bremen, to be held on 25-27 March 2026 in Bremen’s parliament building on market square, once again sends a powerful signal for professional excellence and international dialogue. The focus is on the latest market trends and technical innovations throughout the entire value chain – from agriculture and quality assurance to processing and the circular economy. With its high-calibre speakers, the conference remains an indispensable forum for anyone involved in shaping the cotton industry scientifically, technically, or economically.

More safety and comfort for protective clothing thanks to auxetic fabrics

When everyday materials are pulled, they stretch or elongate in the direction of the pull and become narrower in cross-section. We can also observe this property in two-dimensional textiles. Auxetic structures behave differently here. They have the striking property of not changing under tensile stress or even increasing their width or thickness. These properties are advantageous, for example, in protective textiles or textile filter media. The DITF are researching auxetic fabrics for various applications.