From the Sector

Der türkische Garnhersteller Göliplik Şeremet Tekstil Sanayi ve Ticaret A.Ş. hat den internationalen Technologiekonzern ANDRITZ beauftragt, eine komplette WetlaceTM-Linie zur Herstellung von Vliesstoffen für nachhaltige, spülbare Feuchttücher zu liefern. Mit dieser Investition unterstreicht Göliplik sein Engagement für nachhaltige Produkte und erweitert seine Geschäftstätigkeit.

Mit der neuen Produktionslinie steigt Göliplik mit hochwertiger Rollenware für spülbare Feuchttücher in den Vliesstoffmarkt ein. Die aus natürlichen, biologisch abbaubaren Fasern hergestellten Feuchttücher verfügen über ausgezeichnete Zugfestigkeit und lösen sich in Abwassersystemen schnell auf. Dieses neue Geschäftsfeld entspricht der Nachhaltigkeitsvision von Göliplik.

Die neXline wetlace-Linie umfasst modernste Technologien für Stoffaufbereitung, Approach Flow, Nassvlieslegung, Wasserstrahlverfestigung und Trocknung. Die Inbetriebnahme ist für das 1. Halbjahr 2027 geplant.

Erdogan Seremet, Eigentümer und Geschäftsführer von Göliplik: „Durch die Investition in die neue Produktionslinie für spülbare Feuchttücher können wir in den vielversprechenden Vliessstoffmarkt einsteigen. Mit ANDRITZ als einem der führenden Technologielieferanten an unserer Seite sind wir überzeugt, dass wir unser Geschäft erfolgreich ausbauen können. Wir werden vom Know-how und der kontinuierlichen Entwicklung bei ANDRITZ profitieren.“

Göliplik Şeremet Tekstil Sanayi ve Ticaret A.Ş. ist ein führender Garnhersteller. Das 1987 in Bursa gegründete Unternehmen betreibt vier Produktionsstätten, in denen es eine große Auswahl an Mischgarnen herstellt.

London’s boutique curated showroom event Scoop returns for the Spring/Summer ’26 edition, opening at Olympia National Kensington 13-15 July 2025.  Under the discerning eye of Founder and Managing Director Karen Radley, this season promises a mix of fresh talent, with an exciting blend of emerging names and established international designers and lifestyle brands—all thoughtfully chosen to inspire and engage buyers in a dynamic yet intimate setting.
 
Karen Radley said, “I have always had a passion for discovering new and emerging talent and presenting them to top buyers from across the country and internationally. This July, we're creating a wonderful showcase celebrating originality and forward-thinking design with each collection offering something uniquely captivating for the market. Moving to our new home at Olympia National Kensington gives us more opportunities to surprise and delight Scoop visitors and we’re thrilled to reveal a few of the exciting designers joining the showcase. Watch this space for more to come!”
 
In womenswear, IVORY PARIS is the definition of accessible luxury, designed in Italy and crafted from premium materials including pure cashmere, silk and merino wool. The collection of sophisticated and elegant separates is lightly tailored with a tonal colour palette. IVORY PARIS creates a fashion collection which blends premium style with sustainability, perfectly capturing the desire of the modern consumer.
 
Launched in 2015 the Korean fashion collection NORININE, is named for ‘A mixture of colours that makes fashion complete.’ Designed to outlast the seasons, NORININE features a capsule wardrobe of separates in a relaxed style with oversized tailoring and cropped waists created in a mix of textiles.   A favourite for Korean celebrities, the collection brings a fresh look to the UK market.
 
In footwear, Marseille born REQUINS, is a collection with beautiful heritage. A must-have in France the elegant shoe brand is expanding its appeal internationally being recognised for its perfect blend of French style, quality leathers and craftmanship. Currently selling to department stores and boutiques across France the collection is perfectly positioned to appeal to a UK customer.
 
In accessories, Maison Boinet belts combine a rich heritage going back to 1858 when it was founded in Château-Renault in the Centre Val de Loire, France. More than a just a belt accessory, it is the symbol of discreet luxury and timeless style that emphasises the waist. Since conception the collection has expanded to include bracelets and animal accessories designed to echo the style of the belts offering retailers something unique.
 
In jewellery, designed in the heart of Paris the established ZAG Bijoux collection is popular across France and sells to Harvey Nichols and Fenwick in the UK.  Launching at Scoop this July is their new and not to be missed premium line ZAG STUDIO which is destined to become the new cult favourite.
 
Recognised as a must-see on the international trade show circuit and Europe’s most innovative lifestyle event, Scoop will open its doors at Olympia National Kensington, this July with an edited line up of premium women’s fashion as well as luxury home, beauty and lifestyle collections. Visitors will discover over 200 designer labels in a beautiful space designed to make the buying process seamless.

adidas announced its latest edition of Move For The Planet - the annual initiative that focuses on making sports facilities more resilient against extreme weather conditions, across the globe. By inspiring everyday athletes to track movement, funds are raised to help deliver sustainability education and help improve the places that sport is played.

For every ten minutes of relevant activity logged in the adidas Running app – or, for the first time, Strava - between 12th-25th May, adidas will donate €1 - up to a total of €1.5 million - to several projects across the globe.  Participants can choose from over 100 trackable sports and movements including running, swimming and wheelchair rugby – and add to the 400,000,000 minutes of movement already logged since the initiative began in 2023.

Working with its partners – Common Goal and UN Climate Change - adidas will donate the funds to implement and upgrade infrastructure for communities impacted by extreme weather. This includes weather-resistant facilities – such as water harvesting and purification systems introduced into projects such as United Through Sport in South Africa and waste management processes like the system implemented through Enabling Leadership in India.

The funds raised also provide accessibility to an education platform for global NGOs and organizations, that enable education on more sustainable actions – using the power of sport to help ensure its future in communities. This year, it will directly impact projects such as Girls United in Mexico, El Rio in Colombia, Red Deporte in Spain and United Through Sport in South Africa.

Since its inception, Move For The Planet has helped introduce sustainability education programs to over 8,000 individuals and over 23,000 people have had access to improved sporting facilities across all participating projects.

Ashley Czarnowski, Senior Director, Global Purpose Marketing at adidas said: “We’re delighted to welcome back Move For The Planet for a third year. It’s an extremely important initiative that helps to support sporting communities facing the effects of extreme weather.  With the continued expansion of sports and projects included in Move For The Planet, we can’t wait to see the movement and impact grow even further. This year we are calling for the adidas community to be catalysts for action; motivating the people in their lives to join in and get moving.”

To help inspire more movement, a new roster of global adidas athletes join Move For The Planet for the first time. This will include FIFA World Cup winner Alexis Mac Alister, Downhill Mountain Bike World Cup Champion Valentina Höll, Commonwealth Games gold medallist Ferdinand Omanyala and renowned health and fitness coach Massy Arias. Featuring in a series of short films inspired by their own connection to foundational sporting spaces, each athlete outlines the communities that rely on them, and the role these facilities play for the next generation of athletes.

Rute Caldeira, Head of Impact at Common Goal said: “Move for the Planet exemplifies the power of collaboration in driving the urgent action needed to make sports facilities more resilient. This partnership is invaluable to us, as it combines innovation with impact. Leveraging sports-for-good organizations, deeply rooted in the fabric of their communities, is a game-changing strategy in our approach to this goal. Over the past two years, Move for the Planet has delivered transformative results, enabling real and lasting improvements in some of the most resource-scarce regions of the world. We’re thrilled to continue this vital work into a third year, building a brighter future for the communities who need it most.”

Lindita Xhaferi-Salihu, Sports for Climate Action Lead at UN Climate Change, said: “This partnership aims to strengthen sustainability knowledge and action within the sports community, as it brings together diverse expertise and best practice case studies to sport organizations and sport NGOs. By sharing perspectives, needs and collaborating on solutions, we can drive positive change, strengthen communities, and create lasting impact through sport.”