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Forecast

2011-2012

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utumn/Winter


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Collezioni Trends 92

Collezioni Trends 93

Collezioni Accessori 61

Collezioni Accessori 60

Collezioni Close-Up, Knit & Tricotc,

Women, Fall/Winter 2010-11

Textile View magazine, Issue 91

Textile View2 Magazine, Issue 09

Textile-Revue Nr. 19, 14.05.2010

Textile-Revue Nr. 34/35, 10.09.2010

fashion trends forecast winter, 201112- 88.2010

fashion trends accessoires winter, 2011/12 - 01.2010

fashion trends casual winter 2011/12 - 02.2010

Fashion Day Autumn.Winter 2011.12,

Dokumentation 14.07.2010

textile report 10-3

textile report 10-4

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Fashion Trend Forecast 2011-2012 ...........Page

Accessories and Jewelry Trends.. ................ ........4-7

theme 1:

unblashed world .....................................8-25

Colors ............... ................. ................. ................. ..........9

Styling Trends........................................................10-15

Knitwear Trends....................................................16-21

Accessories and Jewelry Trends ................ .....22-25

theme 2:

genuine source ...................................26-43

Colors ............... ................. ................. ................. ........27

Styling Trends................ ................ ................. .....28-33

Knitwear Trends..................................................34-39

Accessories and Jewelry Trends ................ .....40-43

theme 3:

new forge..............................................44-61

Colors..........................................................................45

Styling Trends...... ................. ................. ...............46-51

Knitwear Trends................ ................ ................. .52-57

Accessories and Jewelry Trends......................58-61

theme 4:

bizarre moments ..................................62-79

Colors..........................................................................63

Styling Trends................ ................ ................. .....64-69

Knitwear Trends ................. ................ ................ .70-75

Accessories and Jewelry Trends......................76-79

SIPPO/OSEC - contact ............... ................. ............80

Publishers ................. ................. ................ ................. .81

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ACCESSORIES WOMEN

Belts

Belts play a fundamental role as accessories

for the styling of all looks. The range of widths

and materials varies accordingly. Worth men-

tioning are over-long belts, which are additio-

nally knotted at the waist, extremely narrow

belts as a contrast to large-volume coats,

dresses and rock silhouettes, or extremely

wide belts as an accent for clear and archi-

tectonic shapes.

Important again both for decorative and

functional purposes: Mix metal with coloured

leather on double wrap options. Add a neat

little bow to give a girlie twist to an otherwise

masculine ensemble. For the most part, think

slim and trim, but wide still works best for ex-

treme waist cinching solutions.

Gloves

Gloves are styled to match different looks and

draw the eyes towards the hands. They are

worn in over-long styles to jackets with shor-

tened sleeves or as fingerless gloves or mit-

tens with rustic outdoor layerings. The typical

materials used are knits with patterns and

soft leather in modern colours.

Give gloves a makeover by crocheting, ad-

ding jewelled embellishments, using new

sporty perforated fabrics in new lengths or

pairing back with ergo fingerless fits. Butter

soft leather and suede longer length options

add glamour. Dont forget bright coloured

(fake) for mittens.

Leg-wear

Socks, knee-length socks and over-knees

play a fundamental role together with the new

trouser-lengths and skirt silhouettes. Some of

the new looks in the dresses and skirts seg-

ment only become plausible with matching

socks and stockings. Shoes are modernized

only by using the right socks and stockings,

thereby attracting the desired attention. Pat-

terned panties turn into a modern leggings

replacement.

jewelry

It is a rich and elaborate jewelry season

where we see crystals, pearls and irregular

shaped gemstones coming together in a

fresh and inviting `Baroque inspired` way.

Where multi-wrap beaded bracelets are piled

one on top of another, odd shaped rings

create a `semi`-tribal statement and brooches

make a come-back. Cornaline and turquoise

are the perfect gemstone accompaniment to

gold.

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Scarves

The new knitted scarves are implemented

with coarse divisions and are worn by win-

ding them several times around the neck or

by letting them hang long and loose. Narrow

scarves, ultra-feminine in look, are knotted

around the neck, providing the outfits with an

innocent girly air. Long, narrow scarves are

important: they should be enhanced by pat-

terns and nice detail solutions such as eyelets

and fringes at the ends, and should be worn

by winding them several times around the

neck.

At last its time to jazz up the simple scarf.

Think supersized, super soft super warm.

Change the silhouette to include a front body

panel to tuck in for extra protection and add

a pom-pom or two. Make it the main outfit

item, because it is all about statements this

season, so think big!

Headwear

Hunting, fishing and trekking are sources of

inspiration for winter themes. Trappers and

rangers inspire chapka hats and caps with

ear-covers. Regarding caps, the important

thing is to resort to Alpine-inspired shapes

with pompons and Nordic patterns and

structures. Knitted hair-ribbons with plaids or

ethnic patterns are an interesting alternative

for the young market.


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Bags modern formal

This is a key shape for this winter it interacts

with all the new silhouettes that are inspired

by looks from the fifties and sixties.

The fashion is characterized by a small format

with only one handle. Key materials are cro-

codile and shiny, polished leathers with gol-

den clasps.

This bag format has the potential to do away

with the over-dimensional bags currently do-

minant in the market.

There is nothing basic in this seasons key

bag assortment, so get ready to mix things

up to the max. Slouchy rucksacks with bold

patterns; worn-in and abused leather sat-

chels; angular tote bags; ruched sporty

handbags; knitted, tweedy or fur panelling;

textural mini bowling bags; loud leopard

prints, bold coloured snake and crocodile

skin textures. Shapes may hark back to

whats been before, but theres no room for

repetition here.

Bags framed + boxy clutch

Framed bags are new vintage-inspired sha-

pes. Important for evening wear are hard-box

clutches and document cases in small for-

mats in rectangular or oval shapes

Shoes Heels

Blockheels are always square-cut and

often contrasting they provide a striking

look to new shoes. They are usually combi-

ned with platforms and rounded mouldings.

Stilettos are the best way to set off a char-

ming look. Modern shapes are pointed again.

True newcomers are low- heels, either in com-

pact or delicate stiletto styles. Models are ex-

tremely pointed and show a deep dcollet.

Shoes boots

Over-knee boots will continue to be worn.

They make shorter hems plausible in winter.

Shafts should not be to narrow, in order to

allow leg movement. Natural tones are impor-

tant.

Ankle-boots are updated thanks to short or

high block-heels. Wedge-heels and stilettos

remain important for these shoe formats,

since they are used as all-rounders with al-

most all silhouettes.

Shoes utility

Utility-inspired boots feature unequivocal mi-

litary aspects. Straps, metal clasps, treaded

soles and winter linings are typical details.

Black and brown tones are dominant. Heels

are definitely masculine and square, associa-

ted with a feet on the g round attitude. This

new style, which breaks with the past, inclu-

des the new ankle-boot shapes with detail

solutions inspired by the military and eque-

strian world.

Shoes wedges loafers men s

flats

Clogs turned into winter footwear are worn

with shortened trousers, winter shorts and

flared skirt hems. This shape provides a re-

newed welcome to wedge-heels. The new

loafers are characterized by striking block-

heels, two-tones and incorporated platforms.

Masculine, flat shoes include caps in a Buda-

pest style. Leathers with finishings and in new

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ACCESSORIES MEN

Bags

From the clean to the grungy, this season is

full of interest in material and proportion.

Multi-pocket tool-bag inspiration updates

classic canvas and leather tot es, especially

important with a vintage finish. Use quilting,

embossing and sonic welding for surface

pattern and texture on more linear, sleek sil-

houettes. Refresh old school backpacks with

hyper functional surfaces. Give attach cases

a worn-in and loved feeling with used leat-

her and repaired looking handles. Integrate

knitted panels on bags for a grungy feel.

Black washed leather is the perfect material

for the important paramilitary backpack.

Belts

Capture a worn-in and loved feeling this sea-

son and you cant go far wrong. Vintage leat-

her (either achieved through clever finishing

or, more excitingly, recycling) adds depth and

interest to all belt options. Chunky angular

metalwork in tarnished finishes will give a

toughened up look quirky cowboy buckles

are the most important direction for more ca-

sual approach.

Hats

Its less about hats and more about hair this

season, especially perfectly coiffed rockabilly

quiffs. But for those in need of a bit of ele-

mental protection, the fur-lined deer stalker is

a seasonal must. Experiment with intarsia

patterned knitted outers, or keep it more

basic in worn leather. Sporty knitted hat, with

or without tonal bobbles, bring the look of the

sky slope to the street. Hats inspired by snor-

kel-hooded parkas are fresh and edgy head-

gear option.

Scarves + gloves

We have seen the sporty snoods seen on the

cat-works, with exaggerated cable structu-

res, fur linings and drawstring and zip closu-

res. Extravagant pattern appears with Nordic

intarsia designs and schoolboy stripes. Quilt

woven scarf options for extra protection. Add

a brooch closure for a more avant-garde aes-

thetic. In gloves, sleek leather fingerless, biker

and gauntlet inspired longer length, patterned

knitted gloves and cuff warmers are the sea-

sonal favourites.

Ties

Sleek single-coloured ties are the smart op-

tion this winter. For an edgier look add a

Teddy-boy bootlace necktie or a textural

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COLORS

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13-1012 TCX 19-3520 TCX19-3908 TCX19-1020 TCX19-3938 TCX18-0627 TCX15-0927 TCX

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Colours: Mock-black as in ink, dark brown,

platinum, black, neon-blue, petrol, wine-red,glass optics, oxidized b ronze and copper as

accents.

Fabrics: Light and masculine wool cloths,

suit fabrics, crepes, silk satins, moirs, taffe-

tas, panne de velours, metallic seersuckers,

jacquards with reliefs, changeants, quiltings,

glossy and calendar finishes, reptile and leat-

her optics, sequin fabrics, embroideries with

cellophane fringes, feathers, geometrics, sto-

nes, leather applications.

Designs: Geometrics, rhombuses, waves,

scaly, zigzag and watery motives, dgrads,

reptile skin, camouflage, night lights, precious

stones, chains.

Mens wear

masculine, severe, strong

The sovereignty of an existentialist dandy is

rebellious and self-assured, not in any wayopulent or pretentious. The night belongs to

him. The look is not that of a fancy dresser.

Strong, severe and masculine, the theme

plays with codes inspired by uniforms, punk

rock and mystique. Independent and rebel-

lious, severe shapes, materials and volumes

mix with urban chic and sexiness. The look is

based on a mix of classic and technical

images, military details and a rock-punk allure

in a severe interpretation: wool coats and jak-

kets with military elements, leather coats and

jackets with military elements, leather coats

and trousers, slim-lined suits, slim-waist jak-

kets over shiny trousers, plain fine-gauge

knits, shirts in glossy and silky optics. The fa-

brics are severe, matt, compact, masculine

and are complemented by velvety looks, pa-

tent leather and leather optics, high-tech,

glossy and geometric designs. The colour

mood is dark and monochrome in mock-

black, with highlights in silver and blue.

Styles: Coats and jackets with military de-tails, flaps, buttons, leather coats, lumber jak-

kets, trousers, slim-cut suits and jackets,

accentuated shoulder parts, shawl collars,

evening suits, frock-coats, slim trousers with

creases and cuffs, drainpipe pants in leather

Womens wear

melancholy, mystical, provocative

The designer creations are rebellious and

unadjusted, reaping influence on the onehand from Gothic culture and on the other

from punks and arts. Independent and urban

in its demeanour, the style is based on clear,

masculine shapes, with expressive materials

that speak of glamour and volume. Femi-

nine-masculine contrasts are defines by a

new mix of materials and colours, by classic

and technical images in a cool and severe in-

terpretation. Silhouettes live in clear shapes:

double-breasted coats and jackets, mascu-

line pantsuits, slim-waist blazers, draped

dresses, tunics, skirts, silk blouses worn over

drainpipe, leather or suit trousers. Fabrics are

soft, flowing and severe: masculine wool

cloth, satins, panne de velours, taffeta, leat-

her, flowing metallic materials in a mix with

feathers, fur, sequins and glass effects. Dark

mock-blacks predominate, with highlights in

colour and glass.

Styles: Severe double-breasted coats, jak-

kets, lumber jackets, capes, masculine pant-

suits in a materials mix, leather, gathered

and draped dresses, tunics, skirts, wrap-

around and flounced blouses, dresses, tops,

knit-tops in sequin, lace, metal and pleated

optics, flounces, 3D collars and shoulder

parts.

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and satin stretch, glossy silk shirts with floun-

ces and small collars. Fine-gauge knits, mattor glossy, 3D reliefs, zip-lumbers, hoodies

with funnel collars and strings, shiny and con-

trasting details, placed motives. Denim: de-

stroyed look, biker jackets and waistcoats

with diagonal zips.

Colours: Mock-black shades such as dark

grey, brown, navy, black, neon-blue and silver

as accents.

Fabrics: Compact wool cloths, uniforms

and loden types, crepes, satins, super-

stretch, graphic velvets, velour with a patina,

wool-stretch with glossy effects, formal silk

types, jacquards with reliefs, rubber and pa-

tent finishes, masculine leather, shiny leather

and leather imitations, geometric quiltings,

glossy high-tech, sheepskin.

Designs: Geometrics, rhombuses, zig-

zags, chessboard patterns, reptile and ca-

mouflage designs, night-lights, dgrads,

monochrome checks, stained patterns.

Skulls are here to stay, however they have to

come along in new print looks. No cheap hor-

ror prints; now they can be broken or covered

beyond all recognition as all-over, arty or ab-

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Yarns: Super fine yarns, ultra-matt to

glossy, in wool, silk, viscose, combinations

with synthetics, skin types in matt or glossy

finishings, elastics, glossy effects in darks

with silver and other colours, dark patent and

leather effects, cellophane, ribbon and sequin

effects. Fantasy and fun inspire the theme:

colour shadings, long-haired, digitally printed

yarns, sprinkled metalized fabrics.

Functional and protective through felted and

carded yarns, compact structures, matelas-

ss, combinations with leather, metallic ac-

cessories.

Womens wear

Strong, severe and mystic. The theme playswith codes inspired by myths, Celts, vampire

and mystique.

Shapes: Knit parts with sequins, lace, me-

tallic and p liss optics. Flounces, materials

mix, tops with 3D collars and shoulder parts.

Patterns: Apart from the corresponding

single-colours, moulins and sprinklings as-

sociate with camouflage optics. Original net

structures and arty perforations. Geometrics,

rhombuses, waves, scales, zigzags andwater motives, as well as effects achieved by

using precious stones and chains.

Mens wear

Strong, severe and masculine, the theme

plays with codes inspired by military garb,

punk, rock and mystique.

Shapes: Fine-gauge knits, matt or glossy,

3D reliefs, zip lumbers, hoodies with funnel

collars and strings, glossy and contrasting

details, placed motives.

Patterns: Geometrics, rhombuses, zig-

zags, chessboard patterns, reptile and ca-

mouflage designs, night-lights, degrads,

monochrome checks, placed motives, typo-

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Bags

- Bold-coloured snake and crocodile

skin textures

- Leopard prints- Bags in macram look in artfully inter

woven, bead ornamented fabric stains

come along grungy

Ties & Scarves

- Slim ties

Belts & Shoes

- Subtle bling-bling also applies to wide

belts

- Black belts with silver details

- Boots

Gloves

- Gloves with jewelled embellishment

- Fingerless fists

Jewelry

- Clunky punky bracelets

- Knuckleduster rings

- Thick necklaces with cross or skull

pendants play with familiar death

symbols

- Jewelry in macram look- Silver jewelry

- Ornamental stones

- Rings in silver and black

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masculine-style trousers, winter Bermudas.

Cargo-details on pants and waistcoats, mo-

dernized folk elements.

Colours: Earthy natural tones, mainly

browns, beiges and rusts are the base. They

are joined by smoky grey nuances and

creamy vanilla variations, which paint a quie-

ter colour picture. Bright accents come about

with bold vermilion and hard winter white ver-

sions especially effective with patterns. The

natural colour range is a given sporty mes-

sage by adding shiny dark and azure blues.

Beige, grey, brown, khaki, ochre, rust, pine,

sea, ice and old rose as colour accents.

Fabrics: Familiar patterns and qualities are

laid on with new colourings. The rustic effect

is the protagonist thanks to the Prince of

Wales, Donegal, country-check and brushed

double-face materials. Fleecy fur fabrics, fur

and soft leather imitations as well as faded

denims are just as effective as technical qua-

lities, which above all represent the outdoor

character of the trend theme. Wool cover ma-

terials, reversibles, tweeds, felt, boucls, fur

and pelt optics, soft velvet, denim and cor-

duroy coatings with a patina, wax-finish, pig-

ment-dyes, leather with a patina, sheepskin,

handcrafted embroideries, edgings and ap-

plications.

Designs: Bark and camouflage patterns,

blanket and tweed checks, herringbone, eth-

nic blanket stripes, edgings, Nordic knit and

flower patterns.

Mens wear

Natural, Alpine, handcrafted

Simple life, slowdown and authentic values

are expressed in a vintage materiality. Far-

ming and Alpine backgrounds reflect authen-tic roots. Clothing based on rural and

traditional elements provides a piece of secu-

rity aided by reliable qualities. The theme re-

volves around nature and known, trusted

elements, comfort and protection, comple-

mented by sportive elements that combine

into a multi-functional look. Silhouettes mix

function, wool classics, knits with outdoor

and worker ideas. Important components are

functional outdoor jackets, parkas, quilted

materials, hand-knits, worker jackets and

trousers with hem and pocket details, waist-

coats with materials mix, soft flannel and

check shirts. The fabric layerings are based

on coated outdoor and worker qualities, co-

arse knits, hand-crafted tweeds, wool

checks, Nordic knit patterns, fur and leather

with a patina. Natural colours are combined

with autumn accents in a tony mix.

Styles: Hunting, fishing and sheepskin jak-

kets and coats with hems, pocket elements,

quilted blousons, waistcoats, soft wool and

worker jackets, waistcoats in materials mix,

checks and flannel shirts, jeans and worker

pants with reinforcements, winter Bermudas,

patched down-filled jackets and waistcoats,

full twill shirts. Apart from exciting structured

surfaces, the combination of traditional pat-

terns and silhouettes with technical qualities

Womens wear

Original, genuine, values

Nordic appeal, Canadian outdoor feeling and

modernized folk elements. The fragrance of

woods, mountain air and outdoor life are themodels for this theme that offers an alterna-

tive to urban daily life. It revolves around lay-

erings in simple styles, natural fabric optics,

hand-knit ideas complemented by outdoor

designs, wintry poetry and romantic. Loose

wool and knit coats, functional parkas,

sheepskin and fur jackets mix with oversize

knits and Norwegian ideas. Checks and

prints for feminine blouses, dresses, skirts

and soft Bermudas. Natural optics determine

the materials: handcrafted tweeds, boucles,

felt, coated outdoor and sheepskin types,

coarse-knit, plaids, Norwegian and flower

designs. Colour moods are natural and cool,

in natures palette and mlanges, comple-

mented by autumn colour accents.

Earthy natural tones, mainly browns, beiges

and rusts are the base. They are joined by

smoky grey nuances and creamy vanilla va-

riations, which paint a quieter colour picture.

Bright accents come about with bold vermi-

lion and hard winter white versions especially

effective with patterns. The natural colour

range is a given sporty message by adding

shiny dark and azure blues.

Styles: Covering, wrap-around and knit

coats, functional parkas, fur and sheepskin

jackets, wool and felt waistcoats, short bla-

zers in single colours or checks, checked

skirts and dresses, Jodhpur, drainpipe and

also gives birth to high-quality added value

functions.

Colours: Natures palette, such as beige,

brown, wood, bark, humus, coal, khaki,

ochre, rust, red, pine and sea as an accent.

Fabrics: Whether made out of wool or syn-

thetic fibres. The fur look is crucial for outdoor

jackets, waistcoats and accessories. Whet-

her decorative trimming or as main material

fur imitations, e.g. fur fabric or short haired

sheepskin imitations, give a volume look and

a good temperature regulation due to addi-

tional membrane systems. Wool in single-co-

loured fabrics, mlanges, tweeds, walk-wool,

wool with coatings, reversibles, bondings in

materials mix with fur, blanket fabrics in m-

langes, wax-coatings, pigment dyes, colour-

denim, suede, sheepskin, fur optics.

Designs: Bark and camouflage patterns,

micro and tweed checks, herringbone, colou-

red tweed checks, ethnic-inspired blanket

stripes, Nordic knit patterns, stripes.

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Womens wear

Focus on the essential comprehensible sil-houettes, basic details and materials. The

summit of authenticity. In this theme, knitwear

plays with outdoor optics and functions. Ex-

tremely coarse wick-yarns in wool white are

knit in innovative plaid and Aran patterns.

Shapes: Knitwear with volume, tweed op-

tics, Norwegian and plaid patterns in oversize

sweaters, jackets, turtleneck sweaters, fur-

trimmed waistcoats, fringes and pattern mix.

Soft, light knit cardigans become a stand-in

for coats. Plaid patterns for cardigans, jak-

kets and sweaters are irreplaceable for a ru-

stic layering effect in winter. Loose and wide

knit shapes such as capes, shawls, coats

and oversized cardigans are worn with belts

in order hug the body. Oversized needles or

loop fastenings are important details. This

type of knitwear is most convincing, because

the feeling of nesting and cocooning is imple-

mented in a becoming and plausible manner.

Shapes have to be simple and conform to

rectangular basic shapes or O-silhouettes.

Nordic and traditional Alpine patterns are im-

portant for young sweaters, coats, cardigans,

jackets and accessories. .

Patterns: Knit and crochet optics, broderie

anglaise, wool embroidering and lace. Bark

and camouflage patterns, ethnic stripes, trim-mings, Nordic knit and flower patterns.

Plaids: patterns have an interesting and au-

thentic look when plaids of different width are

combined, or if combinations include key-

hole-patterns. Patterns should be implemen-

ted as all-over jacquards. It is important to try

to combine different motives and patterns

and to search for colour contrasts. A special

effect is achieved by alternating felted and

smooth yarns. Neutral colours and natural

tones, or dark and warm red tones, are typi-

cal for these patterns. New computer jac-quards are influenced by this Nordic folk

atmosphere.

Mens wear

The fragrance of woods and mountain air,trekking and outdoor life are the models for

this theme.

Shapes: Knits in handcrafted optics, natu-

ral optics, plaids and Nordic patterns with

trimmings for coats, jackets, sweaters, hoo-

dies. Quilted outdoor knits. Farmer-look, car-

digans.

Patterns: Bark and camouflage patterns,

ethnically inspired blanket stripes, Nordic knit

patterns, stripes.

Yarns: Soft mlanges, moulins in natural

optics, handcrafted tweeds, soft felt types,

sophisticated rusticity, natural space dyes,flamm and chiselled effects, natural/ metal-

lic effects, voluminous multi-coloured flamm

yarns and moulins, as well as shaded

tweeds, interpret rusticity in a new way.

Combinations with alpaca in natural colours

provide authenticity.

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Hats, caps, gloves, scarves

- Inca hats with ornamental pom-poms

- Wool gloves

- Wool caps or beanies

- The Norwegian knit patterns are rather

close to the originals, characterised by

artistic snowflake motifs. They are

supplemented by fantasy patterns

such as e.g. animal footprints, hearts

or checks variations.

- Peaked caps

- Knit hair ribbons with plaids or ethnic

patterns

- Knit scarves with coarse divisions

Bags

- Buckskin bags decorated with metal

features

- Worn-in and abused leather satchels

- Boxy bags with reinforced parts

- Bags with double clasps and buckles

Belts & shoes

- Lined, knee high mukluks vie for

attention sometimes with fur trimming,

sometimes with Norwegian bucket

tops

- Alpine ski sports provides the stimulus

for the ankle-high boots

- Wide leather belts decorated with

metal features increase the

authenticity value- Decorative belts

- Traditional trekking boots

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Fabrics: Luxurious wool cloth, double-

face, flannel, soft boucles, brushed mohair,

crepes, wool types with a patina, soft

tweeds, Chanel types, jacquards with matt,

shiny and crystal effects, reliefs, washed silk,

soft nappa leather, natural furs, glossy coa-

tings, wool lace and embroideries with

woven, leather or geometric effects.

Designs: Graphic motives, geometrics,

Art-Deco patterns, micro-designs, stripes,

dgrads, pencil drawings, motives based on

feathers, pearls and fur, graphic flowers.

Mens wear

elegant, simple, familiar

Functionality, ergonomics and reduction cha-

racterize this theme in which casual wear and

urban wear are combined in clear structures

and innovative styles. It plays with quiet and

monochrome layerings in noble fabrics, with

colour palettes that reflect a masculine atti-

tude. The theme revolves around sophistica-

ted and functional fabrics, artful tailoring and

updated proportions with a soft finish. Re-

gardless of the garment type whether

trench-coats, cashmere coats or blazers

everything is staged in a new way. Important

elements are plain wool coats and jackets,

wrap-around shapes, slim-line suit and trou-

ser shapes, combined with fine-gauge knit-

wear and luxurious shirts. The fabrics are

familiar and modernized, such as noble wool

cloth, soft flannels, wool cloth in tony designs

complemented with fine-gauge knits, hairy fi-

nishes and high-tech functionality.

Styles: Smart trench-coats, retro suits and

blazers with wide lapels and sporty trimming,

shortened cuffed trousers, plain wool coats

and jackets, both single and double-brea-

sted, belted wrap-arounds, placed designs,

quilted high-tech types in a materials mix,

slim single or double-breasted suits, soft jak-kets, long jackets, waistcoats in a materials

mix, slim cuffed trousers, tony shirts and long

shirts. Richer shirts with fuller collars.

Womens wear

cool, luxurious, minimal

Functionality, ergonomics and simplicity cha-

racterize this theme, which provides clear

structures to everyday things. It is based on

luxurious fabrics and knitwear with simple

shapes and tony layerings. Accents show an

influence and affinity with the fifties and

Scandinavian design, without falling into a

nostalgic mood. Silhouettes mix wool in lu-

xurious knits based on fine-gauge and rib-

bed optics for outdoor coats and jackets,

slim lumber jackets, blazers, tailored trou-

sers, simple skirts and dresses. Fabrics are

also luxurious: reversibles in cashmere, mo-

hair, crepe, fur and leather, complemented

by shiny effects and graphic designs. The

colour combination is luxurious and timeless.

Camel, flannel, dark brown and navy, set off

with a frosty gloss, tony or monochrome.

Styles: Loose, belted coats, collar-less

shapes, boxy double-b reasted models. Slim

collar-less lumber designs, soft short blazers,

tailored trousers and Bermudas, cigarette-

shapes, knee-length skirts, trouser skirts.

Shift-dresses with cut lines and pocket de-

tails

Colours: Classic camel, grey, dark brown,navy-bronze, ochre, blue-grey, crystal effects

as accents.

Colours: Familiar neutral shades in camel,

flannel, taupe, wood, leather, charcoal, blue-

grey, misty and ecru tones for accents.

Fabrics: Luxurious wool cloth, double-

face, chins, flannels, soft tweeds and mou-

lins, micro-designs, twill, corduroy, velvet,

perfect shirting fabrics, diffuse fleece and felt

types, soft high-tech types in matt, shiny,

quilted and bonded optics, as well as soft le-

ather types.

Designs: A lot of single-colours in a tony

materials mix, comp lemented by soft chalky

stripes, herringbone, peacock-eye, mice-

teeth, window and micro checks.

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Womens wear

The theme is based on a modernized classic

version that comes across as cool, minimal

and noble. It plays with luxurious knits in plain

shapes, tony layerings and Scandinavian de-

signs.

Shapes: Knit components in fine-gauge or

ribbed knitting, with fur collars. Perfect clas-

sics such as jewel-neck and turtle-neck sty-

les, cardigans, V-neck styles, as well as

materials mix.

Patterns: Graphic motives, geometrics,

Art Deco patterns, micro-designs, graphic

flowers, stripes.

Yarns: Smooth, matt yarns in cotton, wool,

functional mixtures, flannel-like mlanges,

grainy crepes, compact yarns, stretch mate-rials, matt/ shiny effects, non-colours in me-

tallic versions, tony moulins, moulins and

tweeds in non-colours with colourful ac-

cents, sportive wool/ cott on mixtures in vin-

tage and denim optics. The most important

yarn and structure combinations are: woollen

and carded yarns, matt and glossy, flat and

ribbed, single-coloured and mottled. Smooth

yarns with a clear look, fine and mossy bou-

cls, hairy and roughened alpaca and mohair

mixtures are part of this themes yarn pool.

Mens wear

Refined and subdued, this theme is based onperfection and timeless quality, combined in

a modern presentation. What at first glance

would seem a combination of classic designs

is in reality a carefree remix of classic mens

wear elements.

Shapes: Noble, single-coloured fine-gauge

knits, fine-gauge knitwear, mlanges, micro-

designs with contrasting details in V-necks,

turtle-necks, jewel-necks, cardigans and knit

waistcoats

Patterns: A lot of single-colours in a tony

materials mix, complemented by soft stripes,

fancy mlanges, intarsia, vintage-rhombuses,

structure mixtures.

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Belts & shoes

- Pointed toes

- Overknee-Boots in natures palette

- Straps-cum-chains and belt-cum-

corsets to set off high waist

- Flat boots


- Cuffs with beads

- Knit hair bands

Bags

- Handle bags

- Clutches are strewn with beads

- Handbags with large square buckles

and porthole fastenings

- Delightful, roomy hunting bags to be

slung over the shoulder or carried in

the hand

- Shoppers and messenger bags

- Bags with saddler fastenings

- Mobile, lean graphics experimenting

with shapes and strap fastening to

create urban style clutches

Jewelry

- Couture jewelry stemming from a

blend of luxury, a contemporary allure,bold colours and geometrics

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Styles: Jackets and coats with military de-

tails, worker-style with tape ideas, coats and

jackets in bright wool, tweeds, checks, fur

and wool waistcoats, XL blazers, velvet and

check jackets, tailored, boot-cut and drain-

pipe trousers, tunics, long blouses, dresses,

skirts with prints, pattern mixes and decora-

tive trimmings based on costume ideas.

Colours: Mock-black such as charcoal,

brown, pine, wine, black, strong reds, coral,

orange, ros, purple, Matisse-blue, egg-yolk

yellow, green.

Fabrics: Wool cloths, mohairs, tweeds,

boucls, corduroy, velvet, brocade, shiny cot-ton, denim, baby corduroy, graphic moulins,

silk satins, dvors, dgrads, jacquards,

changeants, matelasss, metallics, leather

and fur with a patina, coatings, colourful wool

lace, embroideries with placed motives,

tweed, knit and stone motives, 3D effects.

Designs: Renaissance, Baroque, cash-

mere and tapestry patterns, bright stripes,

wool checks, motives based on feathers, rib-

bons, trimmings, jewelry and stones, Baro-

que jacquards Versailles-style.

Mens wear

independent, stylishly self-assured, individual

The theme plays with character and staging

in a free and individual presentation. The mix

of materials and colours is sometimes thea-

trical, sometimes nostalgic or simple, as a

personal statement in everyday life. Checks

on checks are presented in a colourful variety,

in combinations and as a patterns mix with

stripes and prints. Slim wool coats, soft

loose-fit coats, soft jackets with checks in vel-

vet or tweed, zip and leather lumbers, pleated

trousers in single-colours and checks, loose-

fit jeans, bright and patterned hoodies, print

shirts and colourful knits. Layerings in fabrics

mix contrasting materials and patterns: soft

tweeds, oiled outdoor fabrics, leather with a

patina, raw denim with striking checks, stri-pes, prints and patterned knits. Colour palet-

tes play an important role, featuring accent

colours combined with mock-black and neu-

trals.

Styles: Soft wool coats and jackets, chek-

ked jackets and sailor jackets, lumbers - eit-

her down-filled, in fabric or leather, waistcoats

in a mixture of materials and patterns, wool

and checked trousers, clean, slim and loose-

fit jeans, print shirts, pattern mix.

Colours: Mock-black tones such as grey,

brown, navy, mauve, black, colours in honey,

Bordeaux, red, petrol, green and silver as ac-

cents.

Womens wear

personal, staged, eccentric

Eccentric female personalities are behind

these ideas for favourite pieces of a special

type. Almost all shapes can be enhanced

correspondingly by opulent jacquards or

prints The theme plays with extravagance,

staging and decoration in a free, personal

display. The mix of materials and colours is

presented in a theatrical, nostalgic or simple

way, as a personal statement in daily life. Sil-

houettes are inspired by layerings, materials,

colours and different influences. The impor-

tant ones date from the forties and seventies

or derive from jeans and sportswear, uni-

forms and ethno-ideas.

They are present in wool coats and jackets,waistcoats, XL blazers, printed tops, drain-

pipe and boot-cut trousers with colourful

knits, jeans wear in denim and velvet. Fa-

brics place contrasting accents: bright

tweeds, velvet, wool cloth, jacquards and le-

ather with a patina together with Baroque or

flower motives, embroideries and shiny ef-

fects. Colour plays an important role: the

idea is to apply a summer palette to winter,

with a bright range of colours combined w ith

neutral tones and mock-black.

Fabrics: Soft wool cloths, tweeds, mlan-

ges, velvet, chenille, corduroy with a patina,

graphic moulins, moleskin, cotton stretch,

coloured and clean denim, shirting fabrics

with jacquards, satin stripes, prints, change-

ants, coated outdoor qualities with shiny fi-

nishings, soft nappa leather and leather with

a patina.

Designs: Wallpaper, Baroque and tapestry

patterns, garden flowers, colourful shirting

stripes, bright wool checks, tartans, English

micro-checks, flannel checks, Prince of

Wales, pied-de-poule, animal designs.

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Womens wear

The look is determined by a stylish self-assu-

red mix, featuring contrasts and individual

pieces. Colours, designs and decoration play

a central role in this more or less eccentric

mix.

Shapes: Colourful knits with plaids and

patchwork ideas. Crochet-look in dbar-

deurs/ tank-tops, turtlenecks, lumbers, car-

digans, dresses, jackets and costume ideas.

Patterns: Decoration remains important:

metallic yarn effects, matt/ shiny contrasts,

changing colourings, embroideries. Finishingsand coatings provide glassy effects. Renais-

sance, Baroque, cashmere and tapestry pat-

terns, colourful stripes and checks, motives

based on feathers, ribbons, trimmings, je-

welry and stones, Baroque jacquards Ver-

sailles-style.

Mens wear

Mens fashion is fun. A Bohemian mix in fresh,

optically strong combinations shows charac-

ter. Originality and fantasy reflect a multifa-rious personality.

Shapes: Knits with checks, stripes, colour

blockings, placed geometrical motives, ma-

terials mix in hoodies, V-necks, polo-shirts,

turtleneck types, sleeveless sweaters, waist-

coats, coats and jackets in double-knitting.

Patterns: Wallpaper, Baroque and tape-

stry patterns, garden flowers, colourful stri-

pes, bright checks, tartans, English

micro-checks, Prince of Wales, pied-de-

poule, animal designs.

Yarns: Fine yarns, wool types and mixtures

with silk, viscose, semi-transparent fabrics,

graphic moulins, velvety effects, change-

ants, metallic materials with a patina, print ef-

fects, multi-colour and fringe effects.

Super-soft merino types, mixtures with cash-

mere, silk, matt crepes, changeants, dark

shiny/ matt effects, compact stretch types,

semi-transparency.

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Belts, shoes & leg-wear

- Ladykiller-Shoes

- Two-tone ankle boots

- Wellington boots with toe caps

- Eccentric animal patterned ankle boots

- Stiletto heel courts and sandalsnonchalantly combined with thick wool

- Two-tones Victorian boots

- Perfectly unmatched laced pumps with

bag uppers

- Iridescent electric blue tights

- Leggings and gaiters, taking decora

tion way beyond two dimensions

graphic limitations to include amazing

surfaces based on reworked material

and plasticity

- Belts with a shiny sheen in unadultera

ted colours

Jewelry

- Earrings and bracelets with an open-

minded ethnic flavour


- Mannish Fedoras

- Bags are focused on toes, embellished

by huge romantic bows

Bags

- Leather or velvet bags in intoxicating

shades

- Clutches with an open-minded

ethnical flavour

- Bold or embellished bags withunconventional details

- Lost and found luggage

- A free and easy patchwork of hippie

elements and a seventiesvintage fla

vour is counterbalanced by design

details, with soft shapes and

materials recomposed into a definite,

yet changing and dynamic structure

- Bags with a shiny sheen

- Oversize animal print bags and

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The Swiss Import Promotion Programme

implemented by Osec.

SIPPO, the Swiss Import Promotion Programme, is a mandate of

the State Secretariat for Economic Affairs, SECO, within the fra-

mework of its economic development cooperation. It is carried

out by Osec, the official Swiss foreign trade promotion agency.

The programme helps SMEs in developing and transition coun-

tries to gain access to the Swiss and European markets by pro-

viding information, training courses and other matchmaking

services. SIPPO also assists importers from Switzerland and the

European Union with finding suitable partners and high-quality

products from selected developing and transition countries.

The programme has five main goals:

To inform the Swiss and European import economy about new

market sources

To strengthen trade institutions and business sector associations

in the trade promotion process

To increase the competitiveness of SMEs in selected partner

countries

To develop the manufacturing and exporting skills of SMEs in

selected partner countries

To establish qualified trade contacts between SMEs from

emerging markets and markets in transition and the Swiss and

European import economy

The programme.SIPPO supports SMEs from selected countries (see below) in

gaining access to the Swiss and European markets. The

programme also helps Swiss and European importers to find

new market sources and interesting products. SIPPO provides

the importers with information on export offers, trade fairs and

publications on a regular basis. SIPPO focuses on the supply

chain offering tailor-made business services in the last mile

according to the needs of exporters and importers in different

sectors.

Our competencies.

The focus.SIPPOs activities focus on five main objectives:

to increase the competitiveness of SMEs in selected partner

countries

to develop services, manufacturing and exporting skills

to inform the Swiss and EU import economy

on new marketsources to include trade and business support institutions and sector

associations in the trade promotion process

to increase qualified trade contacts between SMEs from

emerging markets and the Swiss and EU import economy

Our services.Trade and market information.

In-depth information is available on individual branches. The aim

of providing this information is to familiarise producers in emer-

ging markets and markets in transition with European norms,

standards, quality requirements, import and custom regulations

and charges. Additionally, SIPPO provides market overviews inspecific sectors or countries. Finally, the SIPPO newsletter provides

information about the latest highlights and upcoming events.

Matchmaking services.SIPPO identifies products (sourcing) with a potential in the Swiss

and European markets. The import promotion programme

supports the establishment of contacts between producers and

importers by providing addresses and direct contacts and by or-

ganising selling & buying missions and the participation in

international trade fairs or road shows. In particular, at the trade

fairs within Europe the producers from the partner countries

have the possibility to exhibit their products, to establish newcontacts and to gain knowledge of their direct competition.

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gSIPPO provides training for SMEs in the partner countries in

different areas e.g. export marketing, trade promotion, design

and quality management. This training familiarises the exporters

with the prerequisites for a competent supplier. They become

more sensitive to the demands of Swiss and European

importers, their product adjustment and how to react in a creative

way to new market trends.

Training is carried out in collaboration with local BSO in order toensure the sustainability and knowledge transfer of the

programme.

Your market access.

The sectors.SIPPOs advisory services concentrate on promoting the import

of products from the following sectors:

Food Non-Food Technical products Tourism

Fruits and vegetables Fish and seafood Natural ingredients

Organic products Wine

Home textiles Garments Jewelry

Toys Handicraft Home & garden

furniture

Software applications Timber for technical

application

Plastic and rubberprocessing

Metal processing,machine building,electro technicalcomponents

Sustainableand fair tourism

yGlobalisation also means an increase in worldwide competition.

The demands for a successful entry into the global market

continue to grow. For manufacturers of semi-finished and

finished goods from emerging markets and markets in transition,

it is often a big challenge to gain access to the European market

with their products.

Within the framework of e-commerce, a computerised data-base

enables:

Exporters to publish their offers online. Through this B2B plat-

form your export offers will appear in a worldwide platform.

This allows you to bridge the gap between you and your buyer.

Swiss importers and buyers to access a large number of

exporters business profiles covering a wide range of products.

An easy way to find new suppliers for your business.

Partners and network.In our activities we collaborate with:

Export promotion agencies and branch associations in thepartner countries

International Trade Centre (ITC) of UNCTAD in Geneva

Federation of Swiss Importers and Wholesale-Traders (VSIG)

Other European Import Promotion organisations

Development cooperation programmes and NGOs in the

selected countries


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Phone +41 44 365 51 51

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