Materials Spring Summer 2024-25

• Smooth, soft, and well-polished finishes. Matte and satin finishes
• Predominance of pastel and fresh colors over saturated tones
• Original porosities. Fantasy, geometric, and reptilian engravings and embossings
  
• Glosses: metallics, patents, and pearlescents
  
• Blurred prints and shapes for greater "visual" movement of surfaces
• Perforated and interwoven materials

• Soft, supple, and flexible leather with strong tactile appeal
  
• Handcrafted finishes with notable aesthetic content
  
• Expanded range of interwoven materials in both single and multi-colored versions
• As in winter, bulky materials also remain relevant in summer: cloths and toweling
  
• Transparent or slightly tinted crystal fabrics and plastics
  
• Open weave fabrics: mesh, mesh knitted fabric, net, etc.

• Intensive use of denim in traditional colors and prints
  
• Jute, rattan, burlap, and hemp. Interwoven and caned materials
• Aged, metallic, and flame-finished textures
  
• Numerous alternatives in textile-like synthetics
  
• Materials with decorative and fantasy perforations
  
• Thin canvas, Panama fabric, linen, and organic cottons, both plain and printed

• ​Organza, tulle, and industrial mesh, plain, embroidered, and printed, aligning with the transparent trend
  
• Elastized textiles with metallic fibers (Lurex)
  
• Crochets, laces, and pleats for vintage products
  
• Textile designs inspired by Afro, Latin, and hyper-realistic aesthetics
  
• Technical fabrics for high demands: ripstop, Kevlar, and polyamides
  
• Surfaces enriched with exclusive textures, offering greater visual value

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