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How would you define quality? Quality can mean many things, but when we connect it to durability, it refers to a product that continues to serve us well on the long term —one that withstands the effects of everyday wear and the experience of time. But which products are actually today better than 70 years ago? Indeed, production and the products themselves, as well as our relation to them has changed, not because people don’t care about quality or durability, but because price is the main criteria that leads design and production. The term “competitiveness” is ubiquitous, yet it appears that this competitiveness is primarily driven by cost considerations. Efficiency is paramount in achieving lower prices, a focus that affects production time, directly influencing manufacturing as well as textile and fibre quality. Indeed, a leading reason consumers discard their garments is due to damage and wear1.  https://lnkd.in/e-KCkYRa #premierevision #sustainablefashion 

--- Newsletter 52 --- What’s Shaping the Future of Fashion? We decoded key directions for SS26, from Leather and fur to exploring the powerful link between fashion and food, and diving deep into why durability is the center of circularity. Discover the key takeaways in this newsletter and get ready for our upcoming PV events. #premierevision

Mark your calendars! Blossom Première Vision, The exclusive event dedicated to the launches of the pre-collections of creative, luxury and high-end fashion brands returns on: June 4-5, 2025 • Carreau du Temple, Paris Get ready to meet 80+ exhibitors and experience an exclusive preview of the AW 26-27 season at our brand-new Fashion Forum – a sensory journey that will inspire and shape the future of fashion. https://lnkd.in/eY9myGrb

SS 26 Decodings: Eco-innovation Driven by the Refresh theme, Spring-Summer 2026 is shaping up as a response to the climate challenge, a major issue for the fashion industry today. In a context where the frequency and intensity of heatwaves can impact supply chains, production, and working conditions, the season is encouraging a reconsidered approach to processes and developments, combining creativity with adaptation to social and environmental challenges. MARCY PLUMASSIER, Ricamour Embroideries, AyB Hislabor, LES ATELIERS TAMALET, Goretti Studio Design - Italian Shoe Designer, Serena Cecchini, Topp Italia, LARTIGIANABOTTONI SPA, Mathilde Hiron https://lnkd.in/eVFf4Kqu

In this second article of a two-fold series on AI and biotechnological innovations, we explore the role of AI in advancements for the bioengineering or biofabrication of materials.  https://lnkd.in/ek3pkmsq #premierevision #sustainablefashion #bioengineering

Première Vision is proud to join forces with her sister show Tranoï and the Japan Fashion Week Organisation for the launch of #TokyoTextileScope, a brand new textile show in Tokyo dedicated to the richness of the Japanese textile industry, from 14 to 16 May 2025. 83 Japanese companies will be showcasing their know-how, with the aim of revitalising the local textile industry and promoting it internationally. Thanks to this collaboration, Première Vision will be helping to promote Japanese manufacturing, while sharing its expertise on spring-summer 2026 trends at an on-site seminar. Join us in May in Tokyo to celebrate innovation and textile excellence, and in September at Première Vision Paris, where a dedicated space will showcase materials and talent from Japan. An inspiring new stage in the dialogue between creativity, innovation and internationalisation. Image credits: ©2020 Designated Administrator:Tokyo Metropolitan Small and Medium Enterprise Support Center

Fashion and food: how do the trends align? In this new episode of PV’s prospective series, Luc Dubanchet — former radio journalist turned Gault & Millau contributor and now Director of GL events’ Sirha Food Division — explores the transformation of gastronomy and its influence on other creative sectors. A return to more organic and sustainable values, a focus on traceability, and the growing importance of “less but better”… discover the parallels between the food and fashion industries. https://lnkd.in/e7h8gPbv

In this first chapter of a two-fold series of articles on material innovation, Première Visions focus on how AI can help create next-generation fibres to replace conventional man-made fibres.  What is innovation? While this subjective question can be answered in many ways within the textile and fashion industry, one must objectively agree on one point: the indubitable potential for the diversification of materials. Materials lie at the heart of the fashion industry. They account for 92% of the industry’s total emissions through their extraction, processing, and production1, and around 30% of the cost of goods sold (COGS)2. Therefore, in parallel to the primary imperative of reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, resource consumption, and the pressure on biodiversity—while freeing the industry from fossil fuels—the drive towards circularity and the research and development of so-called “Next-Gen” materials represent one of the many complementary actions aimed at creating a less impactful fashion sector.  https://lnkd.in/esTr8f4a #premierevision #innovation #fibres

RUDOLF and PREMIERE VISION ally to inspire an industry change Rudolf, a German chemical company offering products for the textile industry, and Premiere Vision, the global French textile show, have recently organized F.U.T.U.R.E. Dinner (Fashion's Urgent Transition towards a United, Responsible Economy), the first of a series of events meant to sensitize and help the fashion industry act more responsibly. https://lnkd.in/dqcW7jrE Denim Première Vision Première Vision RUDOLF Barbara Gnutti Giacomo Bottaro Nathalie Galup Florence Rousson Maria Cristina Pavarini Alberto De Conti The SPIN OFF

Après deux jours intenses, Première Vision Montréal a refermé ses portes et vous donne déjà rendez-vous l’an prochain pour une nouvelle édition ! +2000 visiteurs, plus de 100 exposants, près de 40 intervenants, 24 conférences inédites, une information mode exclusive et des centaines de rencontres, échanges, opportunités business ont marqué ce nouveau rendez-vous de l’industrie de la mode mondiale. Aux côtés de mmode, Première Vision a permis de faire rayonner les savoir-faire et les acteurs de la mode canadiens et ouvert aux industriels internationaux des opportunités sur l’un des marchés les plus stratégiques pour le textile. Un grand merci à tous ceux qui ont permis ce succès ! Rendez-vous l’année prochaine à Montréal et en septembre pour Première Vision Paris ! —— After two intense days, Première Vision Montréal has come to a close—and is already looking forward to welcoming you back next year for a new edition! +2000 visitors, over 100 exhibitors, nearly 40 speakers, 24 exclusive conferences, cutting-edge fashion insights, and hundreds of meetings, exchanges, and business opportunities marked this latest gathering of the global fashion industry. In partnership with mmode, Première Vision helped showcase Canadian fashion expertise and talent, while also opening up opportunities for international industry players in one of the textile world’s most strategic markets. A huge thank you to everyone who made this success possible! See you next year in Montréal—and in September for Première Vision Paris! Thierry Langlais Veronica WELCH GL events Florence Rousson Gautier Berlemont Mathieu St-Arnaud Lavoie Tourisme Montréal Ministère du Tourisme du Québec (MTO) Pauline Dumollard