Munich Fabric Start

Munich Fabric Start is one of the leading international trade fairs for fabrics and ingredients. The fair takes place twice a year and attracts visitors from all over the world, including designers, buyers, product developers and textile experts.

At Munich Fabric Start, visitors have the opportunity to discover the latest trends and developments in the industry and network with other professionals. The fair offers an impressive selection of fabrics, buttons, ribbons and other accessories for textile collections. More than 1,000 exhibitors from over 35 countries will present their products and innovations at the fair.

Munich Fabric Start is known for its variety of high-quality fabrics and materials, ranging from classic materials such as cotton and wool to technical fabrics and sustainable materials. The fair is also an important meeting place for companies specialising in sustainable textiles, as the organisers place great emphasis on sustainability and ecological responsibility.

The fair also offers an extensive supporting programme with lectures, workshops and fashion shows, giving visitors the opportunity to learn about and be inspired by the latest trends and developments in the sector.

Overall, Munich Fabric Start is an important event for anyone working in the textile industry or interested in sustainable materials. The show offers a unique opportunity to network with other professionals, discover the latest innovations in the industry and gain valuable insights into the future of the textile industry.

At the neighbouring Zenith site, the two-day BLUEZONE, which focuses on denim, will take place parallel to Munich Fabric Start. The special architecture of the modern trade fair and event centre Munich Order Center (MOC) in the north of Munich offers space for individual stand and presentation options as well as spacious seminar rooms and lounges. The BLUEZONE is spread over two halls on the Zenith site.

Munich Fabric Start is aimed exclusively at trade visitors and offers a business platform combined with detailed market and trend information. Manufacturers of apparel and fashion accessories, representatives of retail, wholesale and mail-order forms of trade as well as purchasing associations that carry apparel and/or textile accessories in their product range, upstream suppliers to the industry, trade representatives of apparel and fashion accessories and representatives of related disciplines such as the interior design sector are among the visitor groups. Visitor frequency is continuously at a high level of around 20,000 visitors with increasing internationality. Munich Fabric Start is an important meeting place for designers, product managers and buyers who appreciate the expertise, the professional working atmosphere, the exclusive supporting programme and the range of specialist information and inspiration.

Lifewear is the main focus of Munich Fabric Start.

Lebenskleidung has been an exhibitor at the Munich Fabric Start fair in Munich for many years and finds this fair to be the most pleasant and best organised of all fabric fairs.

The Re-Source area at the Munich Fabric Start trade fair offers a unique opportunity for visitors, exhibitors and service providers interested in sustainable and environmentally conscious materials and production processes. In this area, leading companies in the industry present their latest developments and innovations in sustainable textile production and show how they are helping to reduce the environmental impact and promote the reusability of textiles. From recycled fabrics and biodegradable materials to resource-efficient production methods and circular economy: the Re-Source area is an important meeting place for all those who are committed to sustainability in the textile industry and want to find out about the latest trends and developments in this field. Visitors have the opportunity to get in touch directly with the companies, find out about their products and solutions and get inspired. If you are interested in sustainable fabrics, then visit the Re-Source area at the Munich Fabric Start trade fair!