Discover fabric fashion’s rich history with our exclusive archival trend books, capturing key menswear and womenswear trends from the 1970s onward. These volumes offer invaluable resources for designers, historians, and fashion enthusiasts, providing insights into the colors, fabrics, and textures that have shaped the industry. Take advantage of our special offer to own a piece of fashion heritage—ideal for research, inspiration, or timeless design reference

Colours and fabrics for Womenswear Spring/Summer 2026 contains the bases for planning your new collection: colour trends, complete fabric trend for women's wear fabrics - woven, knitted, jacquard - pictures on fabric usage suggestions and description of key elements of each theme.

The elegant city style is the essential element of each fabric collection for Spring/Summer 2026. The new Italtex color and fabric trend book The Classics presents new ideas for yarn-dyed, piece-dyed and faux plain fabrics.

After months of hard work, all our trend books for knits are ready to guide you through a new season. Let's start from knits! Vivid and joyful colours stimulate a playful feeling that overcomes frustration, blending both reality and synthetic creativity.

Italtex Trends at Intertextile Shenzhen - stand 1T20 Hall 1 International Zone - on 5 - 7 June 2024, where you'll discover the very first fabric and color trends for men and women's wear Spring Summer 202, and Fall Winter 2025: colours, materials, yarns, weaves, patterns and finishes for woven and knit fabrics

Subdued colours and improved quality enable the consumer to make the most of a garment across multiple seasons and reduce the environmental impact of discarded clothing. Therefore, greys in various shades dominate the palette of the Italtex Casual Menswear Colour and Fabric Trends Fall Winter 2025/26.

Indigo Mood AW 25/26 in an extract from the new Italtex Womenswear Colour and Fabric Trends Autumn Winter 2025/2026 just appeared on the Fashion Network's international and local newsletters and website. The themes selected include sustainable denim knits in recycled cotton from denim scraps, a torn effect embroidery