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ItaltexTrends Womenswear Colour and Fabric Trends A/W 2022/23

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The Italtex trend on colours and fabrics for Womenswear Autumn/Winter 2022/23 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. Natural Brown Neutral tones: ivory, nut, dark chocolate and black combinations are intertwined to create diversified weaves in sustainable wool, tubular structure micropatterns, knitted bold jacquards reminding famous brands, macro hound's tooth with loose ends. A Touch of Red for Streetwear Later, when the time comes to go out for a walk in the city, shop the stores and meet people, also comes the wish to wear something livelier: welcome then to red, just an accent on classic black, white and grey patterns, or the all-over ground for jacquard glen checks and geometric patterns for knits... Gala Time Sophisticated Style For an elegant evening, fabrics must shine with discretion...

Italtex Menswear Trends Autumn Winter 2020-21

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The new Italtex Menswear Trends Autumn/Winter 20-21 are ready, and Fashion Network has just published an extract that you can see at this link: Italtex Menswear on Fashion Network Autumn/Winter 20-21 is featured by a marked trend towards a sportier look. Key is the use of fancy yarns like mouline’, slow twist mouline’, slubs, knots and some loopy yarns. A lot of knitted fabrics satisfy the need for comfortable yet formal looking garments. The trend for English style fabrics comes along with a general increase of patterns. In men’s wear, the high contrast black-white combination is interpreted in optical patterns on jersey, big, well defined checks for knit shirts, tartans for stretch trousers, herringbones reproducing tyre tracks for new sweaters.  Sports style being the key trend of the season, fancy yarns become a key element to renew traditional patterns. So we find a lot of moulinĂ© and, for an even sportier look, slubbed mouline’, as well as melange, kemp...