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2021-09-02

Coloreel and D_house announce partnership

Coloreel and D_house are pleased to announce they have entered into an exciting partnership, demonstrating and offering Coloreel’s ground-breaking instant thread coloring technology for creative and sustainable embroideries through D_house’s design and technology centre for fashion brands in Milan, Italy.

Milan & Stockholm - September 1, 2021

Together, Coloreel and D House bring trusted expertise across the textile and embroidery industry and demonstrate a commitment to sustainable, creative and innovative technologies and responsible innovation. Through the partnership, D House and Coloreel will be able to offer clients projects exploring how to utilize the Coloreel technology for creative and sustainable embroideries, helping brands to find the way towards more sustainable manufacturing.

Visits and demonstrations at D House are available through appointment. Customers, designers and fashion brands will be able to experience D House capabilities and Coloreel technology on September 7th in Milan, during D House open house. D House and Coloreel will also co-exhibit on selected industry trade fairs, starting with Lineapelle in Milan on September 22nd to 24th.

Loreto di Rienzo, Founder/CEO Dyloan and D House commented:

“D House is all about technology and sustainability, we are always on search for new sustainable technologies such as Coloreel”

Torbjörn Bäck, CEO Coloreel Group comments:

“The D House partnership is a great opportunity for Coloreel to demonstrate our technology and for the fashion world to learn how to enhance consumer experience and perception of their brands through a new level of modern, creative and sustainable embroideries. D House location in the center of Milan, Italy, and their expertise in running design projects will provide a perfect hub for different customers to experience the Coloreel technology hands-on.”

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