Apresentação do PowerPoint · 2018. 12. 12. · Lyocell uses non-toxic chemicals during production and uses a closed-loop process, lowering environmental impacts. Lenzing are fore-runners

TEXTILES TRENDS 2019-2020December 2018

CONTENTS

1. INTRODUCTION

2. SUMMER TRENDS

a. PRINTS & PATTERNS

b. COLOURS

3. FALL/WINTER TRENDS

a. MATERIALS

b. SHAPES

c. COLOURS

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Back to Nature

The big textile trend standing out for 2019 is the affinity for natural materials. Natural fibres, rustic materials and ‘craft fashion’ showcased at recent trade fairs celebrates Mother Nature in all her unspoiled glory. The desire to go ‘back to basics’ taps into a wider trend towards simplicity in consumer behaviour. The promotion of sustainable materials and garments produced through ethical practices remain at the forefront of consumers’ minds. Key themes include:

COLOURS GETTING WARMER – DEEP, WARM COLOURS ARE EVERYWHEREEPXERIMENTAL USE OF COLOUR AND PATTERNS

WRINKLED, UNDULATING TEXTURES & PATTERNSRUSTIC, ‘BACK TO NATURE’ FEEL, USING FABRICS WITH NATURAL IMPERFECTIONS

DENIM RE-DISCOVERED – SUSTAINABLE DENIM IS BECOMING A PRIORITY

INTRODUCTION

TEXTILES TRENDS SUMMER 19




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SUMMERTRENDS 19

PRINTS & PATTERNS






MODERN MARINER

WORLDTRIBE TRAVELLER

DARK FLORALS

KITSCH 1980s

COUNTRY CONVERSATIONALS

TOILE DE JOUY PRINTS

KEY PRINT & PATTERNS






KEY PRINT & PATTERNS

PALM BEACH NIGHTS

CUTOUT PHOTO

PSYCHEDELIC DYES

SAFARI CAMO

PYJAMA STRIPES

ALL-OVER SCENIC

ALL-OVER BRANDING





SUMMERTRENDS 19

COLOURS





KEY COLOURS

SUNNY YELLOW12-0643TCX

BLUE CADET15-4225TCX

RIOT RED19-1757TCX

RUBBER PLANT19-0230TCX

LUPIN LILAC15-3620TCX






Common Ground

Common Ground features warm colours with an underlying lightness,which makes them feel richer and more luxurious. Earthy tones anchorthe palette, ranging from the luminous yellow of Marigold to the tanbrown of Roasted Pecan and the deeper hues of Iron Red and WildAubergine, and these are offset by leafy and aquatic tones such asRubber Plant, Filtered Aqua and Deep Water. These are colours thatfeel familiar, comforting and connecting, offering broad appeal acrossmarkets and categories.


PALETTE COLOURS





In Touch

In Touch is a varied and versatile palette, with a range of tones thatsoothe and offer a sense of clarity, and others that energize andawaken the senses. Oyster Pink and Frosted Lavender sit at the calmerend of the spectrum, while Adrenaline Red and Psychedelic Pink havean enlivening effect. Pastels such as Glacier Mint and Buttermilk have alightness that is almost luminous, while Ripe Maroon, Grounded Greenand Ink introduce depth. These various colour families can be usedalone, or combined to create dynamic contrasts.


PALETTE COLOURS





Creative Manifesto

The Creative Manifesto palette features colours that are bold enoughto stand on their own, or can be combined to make a powerfulstatement. Riot Red, Energy Yellow and Sky Azure have an almostchildlike simplicity that is refreshing, and can be complemented andbalanced by the more nuanced tones of Shifting Sand and RawTerracotta. Greens are also key in this collection, ranging from themuted military tones of Forest Utility and Burlap Green to the morepunchy hues of Ivy Green and Celeriac.


PALETTE COLOURS





FALL.WINTER 2019.20

FALL.WINTERTRENDS 19

CONCEPTS





TEXTILES TRENDS FW19.20

MATERIALS

POLYURETHANE

Fibre background: also referred to as Spandex, polyurethane is asynthetic polymer developed by IG Farben in Germany in 1937, thenreiterated over 20 years by chemical companies DuPont, BASF andDow Chemical. Most polyurethanes are thermosetting polymers thatdon't melt under heat, although thermoplastic polyurethanes arealso available. Polyurethane is most commonly blended with nylonand polyester in covered yarn or knitted and woven applications.Polyurethane is also used as a fabric coating on synthetic bases.Eco credentials: polyurethane is not biodegradable. However, bio-derived Spandex by Invista have a lower impact as renewable, naturalresources are used as raw materials. Oils used in the preparationpolyols for more eco polyurethanes include soybean, cotton or neemseed and castor.Fiber properties:– High stretch, durability and wrinkle resistant– Waterproof when applied as a fabric coatingApplications: apparel textiles, accessories, home furnishings,cushioning foam, building insulation, vegan leather

INNOVATION & SUSTAINABILITY






MATERIALS

ACETATE

Fiber background: cellulose acetate fiber is one of the earliestsynthetic fibers based on cotton or tree pulp, created when cellulosereacts with acids. Fine cellulose acetate filaments are extruded inacetone. Acetate has been replaced by cheaper petro-based fiberssuch as nylon and polyester in recent decades.Eco credentials: acetate fiber production requires extensive chemicaland water processing which has a negative environmentalimpact. Naia by Eastman is making headway into reducing suchimpact, sourcing wood pulp from sustainably managed forests andproduction towards a closed-loop process. Cupro, a cotton-basedcellulosic fiber by Asahi Kasei also has biodegradable properties andfocuses on low-impact production.Fiber properties:– Excellent drape, softness and silky sheen– Shrink, moth and mildew resistant– Takes dye well, high colour fastnessApplications: apparel textiles and trims, apparel linings, homefurnishings







MATERIALS

VISCOSE, RAYON & LYOCELL

Fiber background: viscose, rayon and Lyocell are regeneratedcellulosic fibers made from wood pulp through processes involvingvarying chemical compositions. While similar in composition, thefibers differ in characteristics due to filament structure and variousmanufacturing processes.Eco credentials: while all three fibers are fully biodegradable, rawmaterial sourcing and varying production methods affect thesustainable credentials of each fiber. In comparison to viscose,Lyocell uses non-toxic chemicals during production and uses a closed-loop process, lowering environmental impacts. Lenzing are fore-runners in the production of sustainable cellulosics, committed tousing wood from renewable sources and dramatic water reduction.Innovations include Tencel™ Luxe and Refibra™.Fiber properties:– Soft handle and excellent drape– High tensile strengthApplications: apparel textiles and trims, accessories, interior textiles







MATERIALS

POLYESTER & NYLON

Fiber background: polyester and polyamide were developed mid20th century. Both are polymer fibers, chemically formulated, knownas synthetics, and without any natural source of fiber. They areinexpensive, durable and easy care. Nylon is branded DuPontpolyamide.Eco credentials: polyester/polyamide are not sustainable norbiodegradable. Production uses nitrous oxide – a potent gas – andlarge amounts of water and energy. Recycling is the best route, withthe activewear industry jumping on board with recycledpolyesters. Econyl has developed an eco-friendly nylon made fromrecycled plastics, while Ploucquet offers developments of recycledand recyclable polyester.Fiber properties: Polyester– Moisture resistant, quick dry and wicking, lightweightFiber properties: Polyamide– Highly absorbent, dries more slowly– Softer hand-feel than polyesterApplications: apparel textiles, hosiery, accessories






MATERIALS

ORGANIC COTTON

Fiber background: with a history tracing back thousands of years,cotton represents a large proportion of fibers used for apparel andnon-apparel textiles worldwide. Cotton is a natural cellulosic fiber,grown in warm climates across the globe, including China, India, US,Pakistan, Uzbekistan and Turkey. Cotton balls are extracted and spuninto yarns.Eco credentials: relying on huge amounts of water for cultivation andproduction, cotton does not fare well in sustainability. Harmfulpesticides and chemicals in cotton production is detrimental tohealth of workers and eco-systems. However, organic cotton farmingeliminates pesticides and reduces extensive water use, offering amore eco-positive solution. Certification bodies suchas BCI and GOTS offer eco-assurance on cotton. CottonIncorporated is a trade organization that promotes US cotton andsustainable information.Fibre properties:– High heat resistance, washable and easy care– Absorbant and comfortableApplications: apparel, accessories, interior textiles, hygiene








MATERIALS

RECYCLED TECH

Sustainable tech fabrics feature recycled materials heavily. Recycled synthetics offer the strength and functional flexibility essential to the sports sector, while reducing the needto produce new materials. Membrane mesh looks from Ploucquet are produced using 100% recycled materials in conditions that ensure the material is fully recyclable at end ofuse. Developments shown by Santoni reveal innovative techniques to tackle sustainability from a number of angles. Seamless knitting technology engineers garments andaccessories without the need for seaming and reducing waste, while using closed loop and recycled fibers for optimum sustainable qualities.







MATERIALS

COSY ORGANICS

As organic cotton ditches harmful chemicals and pesticides, benefits include pollution reduction, supported biodiversity and water reduction. The natural softness of cottonworks well for brushed and fleece fabrics with a cosy feel. Marl jerseys from Ecological Textiles combine flax and organic cotton, benefitting from the low impact of hemp. Otherblended variations include organic cotton and recycled polyester mixes from Lebenskeidung. Look for the GOTS certification to ensure the organic status of textiles throughoutthe supply chain, as well as OE 100 and OE Blended certifications when sourcing organic cotton.







3D PRINTED TEXTILES

Combining design and technology.






FALL.WINTER 2019.20


SHAPES






DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

Fall/Winter 19.20 tilts towards form over function, with expressive styles and exaggerated details. Glamour and drama return, especially in fitness styles, where self-expression isall. This is tempered by the emergence of modesty wear and styles with more coverage. Functional design informs everyday staples, with styles that respond to physical andemotional needs.

KEY POINTS

Self expression: anything goes, as a new wave of ‘fitness freaks’ challenge clichés and create edgier, personalized looks for the gym.Allclusive design: styles cater for all, irrespective of gender, race or size. Growing demand in Asia and the Middle East drives modesty active wear.Over-exaggeration: pick a detail and blow it up. Exaggeration is key and used to update core styles.Glamour returns: this is a season for drama and glamour. Eveningwear and 1980s influences are key.

ACTIVE WEAR






ACTIVE WEAR






ACTIVE WEAR





FALL.WINTER 2019.20


COLOURS





FALL.WINTER 2019.20

FREE STYLEFree Style is an expressive, youthful trend that offers a pick-and-remix take on global subcultures. It sees a new wave of fitness outsiders and minority groups recast health and wellness in theirown image, with a strong focus on play, creativity, dressing up, and radical self-expression.





FALL.WINTER 2019.20

PURPOSE FULLPurpose Full prizes designs with a sense of meaning and authenticity, and focuses on retro-influenced colours, which are updated with a modern sharpness. The palette is warm andcomforting, but also vibrant, and items are characterized by timeless appeal.





FALL.WINTER 2019.20

LIGHT MAGICIn an era driven by rationality, Light Magic explores a growing interest in the mystical andmysterious. Nature, spirituality and technology meet, as ancient rituals are revisited to providedeeper connections with ourselves, and innovations are developed to improve our 'health-spans'.




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Apresentação do PowerPoint · 2018. 12. 12. · Lyocell uses non-toxic chemicals during production and uses a closed-loop process, lowering environmental impacts. Lenzing are fore-runners