Italy`s three-in-one sourcing show for women`s and men`s

Italy’s three-in-one sourcing show for women’s and men’s apparel textiles
and trims.
TRADE SHOWS > MILANO UNICA S/S 15
Milano Unica groups Moda In (textiles and
trims), Shirtavenue (shirtings) and the invitationonly Ideabiella (premium suiting) trade shows
18th edition, 398 exhibitors, 72 international
exhibitors
Over 19,000 visitors, with a 7.6% increase in
international buyers, coming from Germany,
Spain, UK, Sweden, China, Russia, Japan and
Turkey
Trend and
Uslenghi
forum
coordination
by
Angelo
comON workshop, committed to narrowing the
gap between emerging fashion talent and Italy's
Como area textile industry
New
PratoTrade
Fabric+Clothing
forum
showcasing finished garments in Prato fabrics
Next shows: Milano Unica China, March 3-5,
2014 / Milano Unica, September 9-11, 2014
TRADE SHOWS > MILANO UNICA S/S 15
Stamperia Marra
Tekstina
Bocchese 1908
This one-of-a-kind Italian printing atelier pushes limits,
experimenting with resin coatings, iridescent foils,
chalk prints, corrosion and transfer sublimation for
knits and wovens.
In harmony with Stylesight’s Core trend, Tekstina’s
dot print shirting gives timeless simplicity to the spot
and circle print story.
This famed Italian silk mill updates its Denim Loves
Silk luxury range with a contemporary silk denim with
dyed indigo warp.
TRADE SHOWS > MILANO UNICA S/S 15
11-1001 TCX
14-1310 TCX
17-1316 TCX
11-0604 TCX
17-1341 TCX
19-4027 TCX
12-0711 TCX
13-0756 TCX
13-2010 TCX
907 C
12-5409 TCX
13-0645 TCX
17-1558 TCX
18-1142 TCX
14-1159 TCX
16-0836 TCX
19-2045 TCX
19-1625 TCX
15-4105 TCX
19-3952 TCX
16-3310 TCX
19-3638 TCX
16-6138 TCX
10103 C
15-1145 TCX
19-3815 TCX
Moda In’s refreshing palette of spirited hues consists of four themes. Serenity: sophisticated tones create a “less is more” ethos / Sparkling: lively colors reveal innocence and
harmony / Sense: nuanced eccentricity and exotism / Sharp: summer darks for urban modernity
TRADE SHOWS > MILANO UNICA S/S 15
Milano Unica
Ricamificio Vittorio Vanoni
Forza Giovane Art
Milano Unica
Seterie Argenti
Baronet
Milano Unica
Malhia Kent
Crafted fancies are must-haves for this season’s eclectic, clashing material combinations.
Reinvented laces, dimensional jacquards, textured weaves, surface-enhanced jersey, decorated ribbon / Prints and
patterns draw inspiration from street art, world cultures and antique handicrafts / Return of crochet and bobbin lace /
Mixing techniques includes eyelet with embossing, metallic lamination on jacquard, embroidery on bonded net, overprinting and over-embroidery
TRADE SHOWS > MILANO UNICA S/S 15
Schoeller Textil
Milano Unica
LDS - Lineaesse
Unizip
MTS Linea Abbigliamento
LDS - Lineaesse
Milano Unica
Schoeller Textil
Moda In confirms a return to basic fabrics, highlighting market trends for added-value performances and comfort.
Bonded jersey, 3-D mesh, coated canvas bottomweights, layered outerwear materials, functional commuterwear fabrics /
Smart basics with engineered wear-resistance, free-movement, weather-protective and lightweight performances /
Reversible wovens, jerseys and woven-jersey hybrids are must-haves / Comfort stretch fabrics / Surface coating and
lamination / Materials with intangible water- or wind-repellent finishing remain breathable
TRADE SHOWS > MILANO UNICA S/S 15
Canepa - Tessitura del Salento
Dutel Creation
Textil Settam
Tessitura di Crevacuore
Ricamificio Braga Di Setti G & C
Confirming Stylesight’s Core megatrend, textile buyers prefer cellulose origins, raw silks and dry bast-fiber fabrics.
Linen moves into most material categories: net knits, crochet, lace, jacketing, men’s suiting, women’s tweeds, blouses,
casual bottoms / Niche raffia wovens, cork experimentations, jute, nettle and Tussah silk / Weaves: visible wefts, leno,
canvas, etamine, chambray, crafted tweeds / Tech surface enhancements include embossing, opaque coating and
interlacing
TRADE SHOWS > MILANO UNICA S/S 15
Pizval
Lamintess
Tessil Novex
Tiss et Teint
Cavalleri & C.
Aerated materials offer a new take on transparency and lightness.
Various nets and meshes / Ultra lightweight scuba-like and foamy fabrics / Organza, voile, fine jersey and tulle /
Openworks via eyelet embroidery and laser cutting / Polyester, silk, nylon and cashmere / Veiled to flowing drape for
transparencies / Opaque surfaces with bouncy and foamy hands / Mother-of-pearl iridescence
TRADE SHOWS > MILANO UNICA S/S 15
Canepa - Tessitura del Salento
Canepa - Tessitura del Salento
Canepa - Tessitura del Salento
Canepa - Tessitura del Salento
Canepa - Tessitura del Salento
Backed by the Greenpeace Detox campaign, Canepa’s PVA-free range is a Milano Unica highlight.
Canepa’s SaveTheWater campaign moves forward with Kitotex®, which uses PVA-free adhesives and glues based on
chitosan to reduce water and energy consumption / Quality jacquards in fine cotton and linen with needlework and fil
coupé / Silk and cashmere jacquards in natural colors
TRADE SHOWS > MILANO UNICA S/S 15
Lanificio Moessmer
Botto Giuseppe
Duca Visconti Di Modrone
Angelico
Tessitura di Quaregna - Ghione
Coarser, imperfect vegetable fibers and textured constructions evolve contemporary premium suitings.
Pure linen as the default fiber / Egyptian cotton, linen and merino blends, wild silk / Textured basket, twill, birdseye,
crosshatch, dobby and micro-jacquard weaves / Herringbone and glen check patterns / Solids with slub and nep textures /
Washed, delavé and piece-dyeing finishes / Weights from 235 to 270g/m
TRADE SHOWS > MILANO UNICA S/S 15
Loro Piana
Fratelli Tallia di Delfino – Div. di B.M.T. /
Marzotto Group
Lanificio Zignone
Dormeuil
Lanificio Di Tollegno 1900
Premium suitings require blends of extra-fine noble fibers; classic, subtly reinterpreted checks remain core market options.
Pure or blended worsted cashmere, worsted wool, silk and fine wool / Super 100s, 110s, 120s, 140s, 150s / Prince of
Wales, gingham and pinstripe patterns / Different color yarn combinations create unusual effects / Smart suiting for
blazers, jackets and trousers with higher stretch and no-crease performances
TRADE SHOWS > MILANO UNICA S/S 15
Lanificio Subalpino
Lanificio Zignone
Lanificio Luigi Colombo
Angelico
Tessuti Bocchese
Bumpy weaves and leisurely patterns give a nostalgic feel to summer jacketing and suiting.
Cotton and cotton/linen blends / Elastane (up to 3%) for comfort / Summer seersuckers update with more delicate
puckered surfaces, either solid, stripe or checkered / Vichy patterns uptrend / Contrasting color double-faces continue /
Weights from 190 to 270g/m
TRADE SHOWS > MILANO UNICA S/S 15
Weba Weberei Appenzell
Testa
Leggiuno
Profilo Tessile
Tessitura Carlo Bassetti
Impure, textured yarns add a casual vintage vibe to sporty and city shirting.
Linen, cotton, organic cotton / Flamed, irregular, slub, mélange, nep (mono and multicolor) yarns / Plain, micro-jacquard,
chambray, crosshatch and grid-like textured weaves / Solid, striped and contemporary gingham patterns / Washed-out
finishes are key
TRADE SHOWS > MILANO UNICA S/S 15
Ratti
Tekstina D.D.
Tessitura Monti
Testa
Somelos Tecidos
While checks and stripes remain commercial hits, fancy dot patterns create novelty premium shirtings.
Major shirting collections, both dressy and casual, highlight dotted fabrics / Dots and spots in macro polka or micro
pois scales / Jacquard or printed / Dots mix with gingham or stripe patterns / Contemporary dot updates include square,
micro-floral and star “dots” / Laser-cut dots
TRADE SHOWS > MILANO UNICA S/S 15
Ratti
Links by Leggiuno
Taiana Virgilio Tessitura
Links by Leggiuno
GDA Shirty
Unique design directions are a continuing story for printed summer shirtings.
Monotone or multicolor geometric prints for men’s shirtings remain commercial / Abstract art, reinterpreted conversationals
and mixed patterns offer individuality / Overprinting mixes stripes with florals and sartorial patterns with arabesques /
Paisleys became staples
TRADE SHOWS > MILANO UNICA S/S 15
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