At this year’s edition of the Premiere Vision Accessoires 2015 from February 10 -12, at the Parc d’Expositions, in Villepinte Paris Nord, trade show visitors are invited to figure out the myth inherent in threads. In hall 4, booth C22, Gunold will present their array of creative embroidery ideas for surface design techniques using a wide variety of different threads.
How to create products with a certain character? How to add vibrancy to a garment? How to inspire premium quality? Properties as “pleasing to the touch”, durability, high aesthetics of material and color are more in demand than ever. High quality is the prerequisite for beauty and radiance. Personalized ideas guarantee a fascinating uniqueness.
Embroideries are trendy and have finally been re-discovered as embellishments by designers – for obvious reasons: By using simple (embroidery) elements you illustrate quite clearly: ” We focus on quality , we do not mass- produce any fashion item, the product and the customer are important to us!”
GUNOLD’s Fashion Trends
Spring/Summer Season 2016
In Paris, the Gunold Creative Team is going to present their seasonal inspirations for colors and supplies for the spring/summer season 2016 at their own booth as well as at the “trend area” of the show. „We incorporated the trend topics of the Premiere Vision Show: „Gameplay – Playtricks – Nature Interplay“ and are going to present our very own interpretation for embroidery and surface designs”, explains Stephan Gunold, Head of Marketing at Gunold.
Gunold presents their latest trendy colors for almost all their popular thread qualities like Sulky made of 100% viscose, Cotty made of 100% cotton, Glitter and Mety, the metallic embroidery threads and Glowy, the fluorescent embroidery thread. And for the technophiles among trade show visitors, indispensable supplies like nonwovens and foils for creating premium quality products will be explained and showcased. Specialty fabrics like Felty, the needle felt fabric, Step with that lock-stitch optical effect or Twilly and Canvay, the twill and canvas fabrics, complete the product range for Paris. ”The way we interpret creative uniqueness will be demonstrated by our latest design patterns. They then speak for themselves“, Stephan Gunold comments.
