A recognized leader in comprehensive trend analysis, Stylus consistently identifies macro themes that shape material and color choices across various industries. For the Autumn/Winter 2025-26 season, their insights reveal a fascinating evolution for cotton yarns.

Inspired by the indulgent and whimsical spirit of Marie Antoinette, Monticolor's Fall/Winter 2025/26 collection, ‘Gourmandises,’ aims to evoke an intimate reflection on reality and secret fantasies through a blend of vintage velvets and embracing textures.

Prominent fashion trend forecasting agency, Tiffany Hill Studio’s overarching themes for Spring/Summer 2025 revolved around Cyberscape, Humankind, and Bio-Nurture.

For Spring/Summer 2025, trend forecaster WGSN anticipates a radical evolution in wool for menswear, redefining the fabric's role with a focus on sustainability, seasonality, and high-performance qualities.

Known for its AI-driven trend forecasting, Heuritech’s anaylsis for Spring/Summer 2025 menswear knit fabrics point towards the brand’s evolution to meet rising demands for comfort, versatility, and sustainability, while also embracing specific textural and stylistic nuances.

At Première Vision Paris for Spring/Summer 2025, synthetic fabrics for kidswear leaned towards being green, working well, and fun looking.

For Spring/Summer 2025, synthetic fabrics have taken center stage in menswear, combining innovation, sustainability, and style.

Peclers Paris' Spring/Summer 2025 menswear fabric trends signal a significant evolution for linen, placing a strong emphasis on sustainability, versatility, and refined aesthetics.

For Spring/Summer 2025, WGSN forecasts a blend of nostalgic and innovative print trends that cater to diverse consumer preferences.

For Spring/Summer 2025, cotton fabrics in kids' clothing are embracing a harmonious blend of sustainability, interesting textures, and fun, playful looks.

The 16 CFR Part 1610 is a regulation that outlines the flammability standards for clothing textiles in the US. Established by the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), this regulation is designed to reduce the risk of injury and death caused by clothing fires. Here's an overview:

The fashion industry faces growing pressure to become more sustainable. Consumers are increasingly demanding transparency and accountability from brands, and regulations are pushing for reduced environmental and social impacts.

There are two key concepts in understanding how the EU makes legislation: regulations and directives.

The Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS), the world's leading organic textile certification, has taken a significant step forward with the release of version 7.0. This updated standard, effective March 2024, boasts stricter environmental and social criteria, pushing the boundaries of sustainable textile production. Let's delve into the key changes and what they mean for the future of fashion. It applies to all certified entities and approved chemical inputs. It gives one-year transition period and early adoption is encouraged.

The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) developed the ISO 9000 series in 1987 to provide a framework for quality management systems (QMS). Since then, it has become the most widely recognized standard for quality assurance, adopted by millions of organizations worldwide.