Newest Fashion Fabric Trends

Textile Industry through various fashion industry needs came across with over then thousands of new fabrics and inventions in which we will get quick insight. From lightweight alpaca wool to silk and wool blended woven, from elastane neoprene to 96% pure Silica fibre yarn suitable for continous working temperature 1100°C / 2000°F.

As we discuss with Agnes (on the picture on right) from Milan, the newest findings, it is difficult to establish which direction the trends will take at 2017- comfort, security of glamor itself. As Agnes works with fabrics for the last decade and is a nice person, it was a pleasure to have a long way run the discussion.

Macrame

For evening occasions suites dark tones of macrame lace with, it features of a botanical ornament, with fancy flowers and leaves giving way to delicate scallops. This type of lace, made by knotting fine threads together, requires ultimate attention, as the weaving technique is quite elaborate and time-consuming. Mostly made of cotton, it has a pleasantly soft feel with a little bit of texture and price of fabric is 170$ to 240$ per meter.

Alpaca wool

The one of the best choices for autumn is lightweight wool, such as baby alpaca wool, sheared off the underside of the animal’s neck. This wool is fine, soft and silky, with a natural lustre. Being one of the most hypoallergenic yarns, it is made into a durable, yet lightweight fabrics that are a go-to option for people with sensitive skin. This fabric features a herringbone pattern in a variety of dark blue shades and costs from 250$ to 300$ per meter.

Cashmere

Also one of the best varieties of fabrics is an impeccable combination of lightweight cashmere and precious mink. The extreme softness of cashmere is enhanced with the short and soft mink hair combed from live animals. Thick and warm, it ensures ultimate comfort in wear and cost from 180 $ per meter.

Wool Jacquard

And if you stand for wool and lace, then there is a choice of combining them among. The wool jacquard fabric in dark grey features a raised floral pattern. Each flower is outlined in black and brown threads, which infuse the surface with unbeatable lustre, to implement fabrics duties it is made of 17% Silk, 15% Polyamide, 10% Polyester, 23% Wool and 35% Mohair (170 $ per meter)

Silk and wool blended woven

Outfits made of magnificent silk and wool blended woven gives especially flowing fit. This gorgeous, medium-weight fabric has a satiny sheen on one side, contains a slightly thicker hand, and consists of a soft drape. This elegant fabric is perfect for special occasion wear including luminescent suits, striking choice.

Neoprene

If your passion is diving and you want to be on an underwater rock invisible, then striking prints such as these are sure to cause a stir! White relief marbling sprawls across a dominating black surface reminiscent of the ever elusive black Marquina marble from Spain.

Along with the enticing image digitally implemented onto its surface, this material was produced in Mexico on Italian looms; thus providing the supreme quality brought forth with this unbelievably soft polyester neoprene.

For those who are unfamiliar with neoprene altogether, this material is often used to create scuba-diving and surfing wetsuits or lap top slip covers due to the fact that it maintains its flexibility over a wide variety of temperatures and it displays an enormous amount of chemical stability.

Neoprene has also been one of the biggest trends to hit the fashion network this year. This polyester and spandex blended neoprene contains a fantastic one-way stretch in the weft and is completely opaque.

If you’re unfamiliar with neoprene/scuba knit, it’s often used to make wet suits. Scuba knit lacks the insulating foam that is typically associated with the fabric, leaving it with a wonderful drape, perfect for swimsuits, dresses, or skirts and tops among with pufpants, stunning jackets, and gorgeous dresses. Available in 48 attractive shades and prints such as real cookies and art Deco elements which would make you look funny, amazing and updated. 

From stylish dresses to durable wetsuits, neoprene is a fantastic and sturdy material just right for the job. Presenting a collection of jersey backed neoprene fabrics suitable for both Sportswear and Activewear applications. In fact  that it maintains its flexibility over a wide variety of temperatures and it displays an enormous amount of chemical stability.

Neoprene has not only been a large component in water sports, but it has also made a huge impact in the fashion industry from body-con dresses to fit and flare skirts. 2mm in thickness, this material can also be utilized in the construction of sweat bands, water bottle cozies, athletic sleeves.

Looking to patch together a wardrobe or collection populated with pop art? Picture prancing around in this pop art print! Rows of primrose lips dripping in color are broken up with pops of color throughout this fashionable print.

Along with the enticing image digitally implemented onto its surface, this material was assembled in Mexico on Italian looms; thus providing the supreme quality brought forth with this unbelievably soft polyester neoprene. One touch is all it will take to fall head of heels.

Very thin, it's your turn to take a step forward in fashion and sport this printed neoprene in the form of fitted dresses, structural tops, body conscious bottom and maybe even as fashionable bathing suits! Prices are affordable. It varies from 15-45$ per meter.

If you will decide to go along and make something out of it, you may use the neoprene cement, which is available on the market. Essentials Seal Cement Neoprene Contact Adhesive, Black, it is a quality field tested and is created to help you with during your outdoor situations.

It is available at Amazon.com It will cost $12.88 Instructions is helpful as it states -contact cement for neoprene repairs, waterproofs, seals and protects against abrasion, quickly repairs and cements wet suits, dry suits, boots, gloves, fishing waders, orthopedic supports. Repairs holes and tears, while protecting against abrasion.

SILICA CLOTH

Those who may see life fully with a dangerous op’s should see Silica. 96% pure Silica fibre yarn suitable for continuous working temperature 1100°C / 2000°F and instant working temperature 1650°C / 3000°F

Examples of Application: It is mainly used in high temperature dust collection equipment and filters or in fire fighting equipment such as fire curtains and fire garments.

GLASS FIBRE ALUMINIUM COATED CLOTH

Completely non-combustible and providing high mechanical strength, cloth is resistant up to 550oC. Loom State is the most flexible for curtains, drapes, blanket, etc. Weave Lock is a more rigid cloth for use in making covers, jackets and other machined items. There are optional coatings of aluminium foil, vermiculite and graphite.

Examples of Application: Metallurgy and chemical industries, cover for splash and spark protection, lagging of valves, flues, turbines and boilers.

Glassfibre cloth coated with aluminium foil in order to reduce fraying and to reduce loss of heat by radiation.

Examples of Application: 

Gloves, covers, protective items, cars, motorbikes, boilers, foundries, iron & steel and shipping industries.

In conclusion:

All what you need is to pick and acquire the fabrics you liked most and what fits into your lifestyle. The rest is in the hands of yours or your tailor’s! Always remember to give a smile to a friend and proceed!!