The project has been implemented for 12 seasons
TEXTILE TREND FORUM is the living and multifaceted heart of the exhibition, an important business event complex for textile design professionals and the only special full–fledged textile trends zone. The forum is held in cooperation with the leading company in the field of textile design Solstudio Textile Group.
The main directions of the "INTERFABRIC" trend zone. The SS 2025 season
This textile season is focused on materials that, in an era of unprecedented global change, can provide more sustainability, build a sense of confidence and more accurately reflect our way of life.
The SS2025 summer focuses on projects that can connect us to our own culture, heritage and understanding of society. Craft, history, and traditional ornaments will allow you to create new local products.
Everyday textiles will gravitate towards innovation and non-standard design. This season will focus our attention on bioresolutions.
Technological creative tools such as AI are becoming accessible to everyone and increasingly blurring the line between reality and fantasy. Dreamy colors, smooth lines, sensory textures, exaggerated shapes and elements are waiting for us. Digital concepts will influence the structure of the fabric, combinations of materials, expanding the boundaries of the familiar.
The innovations that await us are pragmatic, convenient and aesthetically pleasing, they form a new optimistic view of textiles.
Structure & Surface
Digital craft creates lightness and delicacy. The trend of textural translucency, transformed into filigree lace summer fabrics.
Fiber and yarn made from fine hemp and flax, GOTS certified organic cotton, ahimsa silk and FSC certified lyocell.
Carved, engraved and folded surfaces. Materials whose shapes are designed using artificial intelligence. Fabrics combining matte and semi-shiny yarns.
Mesh designs that create linear integrity with the effect of 3D structure in both woven textiles and knitwear. Fibers with improved stretch-recovery qualities. Attention to silk and silk effects. Alternative cellulose silk, such as viscose and lyocell silk. Recycled silk or biosynthetic spider silk. Recycled cashmere, alpaca and merino wool, wool and tencel, fleece yarn.
Fabrics inspired by artificial intelligence. Ethereal futuristic theme, ultra-thin recycled and bio-based nylon. Rainbow fabrics and dyeing with an ombre effect.
Recycled polyester and nylon, following the example of Newlife, Econil, Repreve. Fabrics using photochromic color, chameleon effects, color changing technology and solarized appearance. Viscose, modal, cupro, certified recycled polyester and nylon.
Enhanced retro feel, cotton, GOTS certified, linen, FSC certified viscose, lyocell and ahimsa silk.
The geometry of the fabric, which came from the 60s and 70s, graphic micro-cards in a cage or with an irregular stripe, simplified colors.
Fabrics made of unpainted fibers formed into compressed and wrinkled structures.
RWS certified merino, lightweight summer tweeds with checkered designs.
The concept of liquid tissues. Draperies that emphasize the current character, the use of viscose and cupro, tencel, thin reliefs, layering.
Fabrics to reproduce the effect of authentic retro clothes made of recycled cotton, lyocell, bamboo, silk. Micromelange, yarn with a printed pattern.
Everyday fabrics, weekend and vacation fabrics made from cellulose of the new generations of Lyocell, EcoVero, Livaeco and the like.
Twill, Oxford woven fabrics, poplin. Formed double-sided fabrics. Jacket cotton, protected with oils and wax on a biological basis. Woven camouflage patterns.
Fabrics that carry information about artistic crafts. Recycled cotton, as well as hemp blends, flax and organic silk.
Quilted designs, layered fabrics
The direction of the unpainted fibers. Agrofibres, hemp, banana leaf, nettle, micromelange effect of preserving the character of the craft.
An emphatic craft inspired by fishing nets. The development of macrame and mesh hand weaves, artisan colored stripes, cages and bows, raffia ribbon.
Mosaic effects, patchwork, double-sided fabrics.
Casual cotton denim, applying a multicolored denim-style staining to cotton.
Stretch wool, ultralight merino, textured wool.
Voluminous thermally quilted fabrics that allow you to create rounded exaggerated silhouettes, surreal quilting.
Textile Finishing & Decoration
Yarn with a diffused space print that adds visual interest.
Lightly embossed silk, restrained jacquards with a matte and shiny damask pattern or floral contrast. Lace with silk effect.
Warm metals with patina. Metallic threads and jacquards with shimmer motifs. Relief prints and pigment finishes on a textured or pleated base, golden patina.
Ultralight transparent jacquard and fillet, patterns with silky fringe. An ombre created using spectral coloring.
Flax and hemp, as well as their mixtures and lyocell FSC. Vintage cage shaped by the effect of patchwork and patchwork. The drawing uses prints of vintage colors with painted threads, imitation embroidery, vintage color.
Hypertactyl structures. Flowing, velvety, fringed, exaggeratedly fluffy textures that correspond to the directions of digital tactility.
Tinted ombre pastels. Organza and chiffon with the addition of tencel. Delicate colored fabrics with a pattern applied using digital printing or hand-dyed sprays. The use of yarn with threads that create crystal and glass effects.
Yarn with fillers with an ombre effect, digital printing. Quilted elements, bio-finishing without fluoride. Thermoadaptive materials that change shade when exposed to the sun, when heated and cooled.
Blurred color stripes and cells with an ikat-style pattern. Geometric patterns and jacquards similar to braids, texture created with the help of loose threads, embroidery, imitation prints made by hand.
A nostalgic feeling formed with the help of poplin, gauze and veil, soft twill, textures with soft patterned weave. Ink prints and dyed cotton lace.
Abstract heterogeneous surface design created with the help of natural botanical dyes. Vintage washed textile finish with a retro feel.
Lightly embossed silk, restrained jacquards with a matte and shiny damask pattern or floral contrast. Lace with silk effect.
Biomaterials are an alternative to natural leather. Seaweed yarn. Antibacterial quick-drying finish.
Print & Jacquard
Muted dark flora and mystical retro. Cosmic distances in the form of stellar galaxies and mysterious twinkles. Horses, Western and its attributes. Retro beach: sailboats, deck chairs, cocktails, sea trips. A wide and substantial resort strip. A medium-sized expressive flower. Floral graphics with glow elements. Flowers in the ladylike style. Tropics, bright maximalism. A blockprint, large repeating images with free space. An esoteric drawing with mystical elements. Elegant placements are an accent for dresses. Marble surfaces. Themes of earth and sand in red and bright brown tones. Surreal abstractions. Features of the color – pastels in the style of artificial intelligence. The use of degrade, ombre.
Sustainability
New materials and technological solutions in the field of fibers, materials, dyes and finishes.
Staining with minerals, stones, volcanic soil, plants and food waste. Materials demonstrating symbiosis with the natural world. Materials with mixtures of fibers collected based on the principles of sustainable development. Biomimicrative structures.
Knitwear exploring natural mixtures of yarns, for example with the content of EcoVero ™ fiber obtained from renewable wood pulp resources.
Vegetable leather and knitwear, fabric made of cellulose from non-traditional plants and biomass from food production waste.
Banana, hemp textiles, known as abaca fiber.
Heavy biodegradable fleece made of hemp and organic cotton.
A style of naive luxury, a study of vegetable silk having a luster and delicate texture, including soy silk.
Natural microalgae, beeswax, hemp or coconut oil for water resistance. Pigment dyeing using natural vegetable and food dyes. Natural sun-bleached ombre effects.
Taffeta with mulberry fiber content.
Fabrics for climate control. Insulation material made of wool and hemp. Graphene fabrics with waterproof and breathable properties.
Algae-based fibers and materials, mycelium-based materials, bacterial-based dyes with antistatic properties. Man-made cellulose in several forms: lyocell, lyocell with modal, refibra.
Genuine leather without tanning with chrome, fish leather, recycled leather.
"In the coming years, we will see how biotechnologies will come to everyday textiles, creative curiosity and out-of–the-box thinking will be necessary business strategies, human and artificial intelligence will be increasingly interconnected," comments Alexandra Kaloshina, founder of Solstudio Textile Group, on the new season. – We are in great demand for regenerated materials, reducing the number of processes in the production of textiles in order to simplify further processing and disposal. We will talk about all this in seasonal lectures in the trend zone."
Alexandra Kaloshina, founder of Solstudio Textile Design.
The importance of universal innovations is growing, making it easier to adapt to the weather and the environment. The field of ecology is considering the direction of new fibers with increased end-use functionality. Soft natural materials, tactilely pleasant artisan textures and bright, sunny shades of fabric that speak of energy and joy occupy a dominant position in the SS 24 season
Textile Trend Forum is a platform of creativity for specialists of the Russian light industry. Creative networking and knowledge sharing among professionals gives rise to creative collaborations, new successes of Russian textile and clothing designers, new commercial collections and unique author's models.
With each season, Textile Trend Forum increases its content and visual presentation. Today it is a creative installation, real design labyrinths from Kirill Lopatinsky, a designer, decorator, specialist in the field of emotional storefronts and effective visual merchandising. "Every time we plan a creative space, we try to build bridges between creativity, creativity and the real business processes that the industry needs," notes Kirrill.
The materials of the trend zone are traditionally divided into segments: "Structures and surfaces", "Textile finishing and decoration", "Pattern & Jacquard" and "Sustainability".
Fabric samples are collected from participating companies, and a special expert commission selects the best of the best every season to be awarded the INTERFABRIC AWARDS. The winners include manufacturers from Russia and other countries of the world, which makes the award truly international.
The trend zone - Textile Trend Forum – is being built taking into account global textile trends and the needs of Russian buyers. Traditionally, she will not only present a selection of the most relevant materials for the production of light industry goods in the near future – here you can get professional recommendations aimed at business development.
As part of the Textile Trend Forum, new names are being heard and creative ideas are being born. During all the days of the exhibition, you will be able to look into the future, where careful attitude to resources, textile biotechnologies, traditions and culture are not just words, but a part of our lives!
Participation for specialists is FREE.
The event is supported by the Russian Union of Textile and Light Industry Entrepreneurs (SOYUZLEGPROM), the Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation, the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation and the RSPP.
