Details & Trims Forecast S/S 24

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Introduction Looking ahead to 2024, the trims industry will need to continue to focus on responsibly sourced and made products, wih longevity and recyclahility remaining imperative in the design process of products. Invest and support oppom' ' s to upscale on lowimpact product iamovations to meet brand demands for their end-use consumers. linking back to the 5,55 24 Material & Finish Forecast, sustainably sourced, crafted natural hres continue, as well as materials, colours and nishes that bring calm serenity or a handmade tactilin. Lastly, the d_igital world inspires the physical world, and trims use metaverseinspiredcolours, colourshilling metallics and mesmerising patterns. mm is the ultimate goal and challenge for trims, so think about how this can he set in place, with better quarry products for onward recycling, as well as removable, recyclable and customisable items, that encourage the consumer to invest in the long term. Educate by sharing information on Mproce dures and technology, with correct terminology and information on labels and websites. Give a clear explanation cfregenerative resources and recycled andhiodegradahle materials to grow sustainability knowledge and avoid greenwashing. Mao-terrazzo The concept: macaw designs make use ol'repurposed materials for zerowaste creativity. Surface and materials: source into waste streams for recycled colour and mete rials, embracing the colour origins of waste plastic, glass, ceramic or rubhe r. Brand WhySRL creates a cord out of recycled silicone,preservingthe fragments and combining them, akin to the liar-MEI stools made of granulated industrial and household plastic waste. Apply the concept to textile trials in recycled cotton, polyester and nylon for tapes, laces and patches, uttering undyed and colouredyanis and bres together for speckled looks or adding colourful prints to deadstock items to give them is second life. Howls) implement: develop tapes and cords, buttons, patches and badges with circularity at the forefront. Relevant for: outerwear,jackets, separates, shitting, accessories. \f\f\f\fShellware The concept: intricate, natural and natural look decorations reect the organic shapes and surface textures found inthe forms of shells. Surface and nourish: @bm Mg creates a collect'nn ofemhellislunents made from discarded oyster shells from local restaurants, prioritising renewable supplies and closing the loop inthe fashion and food industry. Naturally dyed with algae, these buttons are durable and biodegradable. Craing plastics develops bioplastic with subtle swirls that evoke a shelllike look. Responsibly source into mther of pearl and shell, making sure the materials are in abundance. 11on implement: use as decoration in the forms of buttons, buckles, hardware and embellishments. Relevant for: separates, shitting, blouses, dresses, intimates, trousers, eveningwear, accessories. \fFocus on responsible material sourcing Where possible, strive for regenerative natural materials long term, choosing certied materials to offer thirdpm w and eviie nce-hesed information. Invest in materials that are timeless and good quel'ty, allowing them to he carried over season to season, and include certication and product descriptions as brands demand suppiy chain transparency Build modularity and adaptable details with creative design choices As Home remains an evolving category, explore how trims and details can be part of the circular economy. Source into eesytoremove details and develop details that can make products more adaptable and adjustable for customer adeptehil'ty and #letgmisgjion. and give room for comfort and #Trmsegonal dressing Put trims into the motovoreo with transformstivs colours and textures As the industry continues to move into the digital space, physical products reect and complement this with engaging nishes and surfaces. This will play out intrims that come Wih interchangeable forms, 3D surface and pattern effects, colour-change and metallic surfaces and 1e nticular optical structures Aid product circularity with removable and mono-material trims Invest '31 durable, goodquel'ty trims that allow the enduse garment to be kept and resold. Opt for easy-to remove details that promote easier onward recycling. Explore mono material details and hardware. When sourcing embellishments, design for the longer term and avoid novelty aesthetics that lack longev'ty \f\f\fNew grains The concept: bring out the mm and colours of wood and other natural materials, sourcing fastgrowing, abundant and regenerative materials. Surface and materials: responsible material choices gain pace commercially, looking into wood, cork, bamboo, horn, oorozo and coconut. SupplierMyZip combines recycled tape witha natural olive wood puller, embracing natural grains and opting for lowmapact nishes. A pushfnr biodegradable and recyclable products comes intbe formof buttons, with Luce Cuccolini showcasing the beauty of the raw mate rial. Howell implement: invest intimeless details for segsonless, practical hardware trims such as buttons, embellishments, zip pullers and cord ends. Relevant for: outerwear,jackets, separates, shifting, dresses, blouses, trousers, denim, accessories. \f\f\f\f\f