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Textile Outlook International
Issue 211:
December 2021

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Editorial: Will higher cotton prices hit the apparel market in 2022? (4 pages)
World textile and apparel trade and production trends: Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia and Turkey, December 2021 (19 pages)
Survey of the European fabric fairs for autumn/winter 2022/23 (30 pages)
Prospects for the textile and clothing industry in Pakistan, 2021 (49 pages)
Textiles and apparel business update, December 2021 (24 pages)
Trends in world textile and clothing trade, 2021 (35 pages)

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Survey of the European fabric fairs for autumn/winter 2022/23

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This latest update in this series of reports summarises the trends which were on show at the European fabric fairs for the autumn/winter 2022/23 season. The fairs were held in a positive spirit, and there was a feeling that trade had begun to improve after being heavily impacted in 2020 by the COVID-19 pandemic. Fancy fabrics, especially fancy fabrics decorated with metallic fibres and embellishments, were plentiful, reflecting the general spirit of the trends for the autumn/winter 2022/23 season. Indeed, the season is forecast to be particularly colourful compared with previous seasons and eccentric and psychedelic print and pattern designs looks set to be widely embraced. There was a strong focus at the fairs on environmental sustainability, and plant-based materials were especially important. Also, there was an emphasis on linen fabrics and fabrics made using fibres derived from banana, pineapple and agricultural waste. Another key trend at the fairs was that of antiviral and antibacterial fabrics, which has been driven by an increase in consumer demand for such fabrics throughout the duration of the COVID-19 pandemic. Exhibitors at the fairs agreed that awareness of antiviral and antibacterial fabrics had been brought to the forefront as a result of the pandemic and this had driven manufacturers to pursue innovation on a large scale.

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