From the Sector

• Schleswig-Holstein Minister President visits Neumünster, Germany

Since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic, the worldwide demand for protective masks and apparel has resulted in a record number of new orders in the high double-digit millions of euros at the Oerlikon Nonwoven business unit of the Swiss Oerlikon Group. From the manufacturing site in Neumünster, Germany, the high-tech meltblown systems – with their patented ecuTE+ nonwovens electro-charging technology – are meanwhile be exported all over the world. For the very first time, a contract has now been signed with a business in Australia. Today, Schleswig-Holstein’s Minister President Daniel Günther was won over on site by the technology of a ‘global player’. Rainer Straub, Head of Oerlikon Nonwoven, was thrilled, stating: “The machines and systems for manufacturing manmade fiber and nonwovens solutions from Neumünster enjoy an outstanding reputation throughout the world. It is especially in this crisis that the technology from Schleswig-Holstein has proven itself to be absolutely world-class.”

In addition to a tour of the meltblown system and its assembly and production facilities, the visit by Minister President Daniel Günther had one purpose above all: the dialog between politicians and business. Rainer Straub, Head of Oerlikon Nonwoven, and Matthias Pilz, Head of Oerlikon Neumag, jointly expressed their thanks for the support that Oerlikon has repeatedly had the fortune to experience over the past months and years in Schleswig-Holstein and looked to the future full of hope. “As a result of our additional investment at the site here in Neumünster – be this in our new technology center that will be completed by the end of this year or in our new logistics center that is already operating – we, as one of the region’s largest employers, are continuing to move forward, supported by a State Government that is also focusing on both promoting industry and business and on advancing an efficient training and educational system, as innovation is only possible with outstanding engineers”, stated Matthias Pilz. And Rainer Straub directed his appeal specifically at the Minister President: “Treat education and training as a priority. Ultimately, they will secure the future of Schleswig-Holstein as a center of excellence and manufacturing!”

Five-million-euro digitalization program

Daniel Günther, the incumbent Minister President of Schleswig-Holstein since 2017, immediately responded, making reference to one of the Federal State’s current training initiatives: “The State Government is supporting higher education institutions and students in the present coronavirus crisis. With a five-million-euro digitalization program, we are investing on the long-term digitalization of our higher education institutions. With this, we are overall creating a future for young people, particularly also for those who could very well go on to invent the next generation of manmade fiber systems.” And the Minister President was just as impressed by the willingness and readiness with which Oerlikon has been providing high-level support since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic to master the present challenges as he was with the company’s meltblown technology itself. Rainer Straub explained: “When, at the beginning of the pandemic in February, demand for protective face masks increased rapidly, we at Oerlikon Nonwoven responded immediately. We ramped up all the available production capacities here in Neumünster in order to quickly manufacture nonwovens for producing face masks using our laboratory systems. As a result, we have been able to make a small, regional contribution to covering demand. In parallel, we have pulled out all the stops in order to systematically further expand our skills as machine and system builders so as to cater to the initially expected, and now also continuing, global demand for meltblown systems as quickly as possible.”

Leading meltblown technology

The Oerlikon Nonwoven meltblown technology – with which nonwovens for protective masks can also be manufactured, among other things – is recognized by the market as being the technically most efficient method for producing highly-separating filter media made from plastic fibers. The capacities for respiratory masks available in Europe to date are predominantly manufactured on Oerlikon Nonwoven systems. “Ever more manufacturers in the most diverse countries are hoping to become independent of imports. Therefore, what we are experiencing in Germany is also happening in both industrialized and emerging countries throughout the world”, commented Rainer Straub. In addition to China, Turkey, the United Kingdom, South Korea, Austria and numerous countries in both North and South America, Australia and not least Germany will for the first time also be among the countries to which Oerlikon Nonwoven will be delivering machines and equipment before the end of 2021.

• Specialised in dye-sublimation printing, the Italian company has conquered the heights of the high fashion sector with its top-quality printed fabrics.
• With its recent investment in a direct-to-fabric printing line, Digitak is preparing to expand its range of printed products, focusing on fabric differentiation.

Dye sublimation printing of high fashion designs is the beating heart of Digitak, an Italian company specialised in digital textile printing. Operating in the textile district of Lombardy, Italy, the company has established itself among the main suppliers in the world of high fashion and sportswear in just under 15 years.

Making production versatility one of the cornerstones of its philosophy, Digitak has continued to invest in technology, as well as research and development its product portfolio. This forward-thinking approach has enabled the company to guarantee innovative, personalised products with meticulous attention to detail, with the highest – almost obsessive – standards of quality and maximum design flexibility. Over the years, the extensive experience gained by the company’s management in the field of sublimation with traditional and digital techniques, combined with their investment decisions have allowed Digitak to enhance its production performance, gradually implementing higher quality standards and differentiating itself from the competition in the complex and competitive sector of high fashion. An important feat, which has not, however, dampened its enthusiasm and willingness to continue growing and exceeding its goals. The company’s latest investment in a direct-to-fabric digital printing line with pigment ink propels the company into a new and promising production dimension.

Sublimation printing specialists

Since Digitak’s establishment, Filippo Taccani, the founder and current owner of the company, had set himself a clear and ambitious objective: “I wanted to take up the challenge of operating digitally - printing fabrics using this innovative technology to create products on a par with those  I had achieved with traditional sublimation textile printing methods during my previous work experience.”

The purchase of a Mimaki JV4 plotter, one of the first to be installed in Italy, marked the beginning of Digitak’s adventure. “To start the business, I needed a printing system that could operate with dispersed inks to print on polyester and I found the JV4 to be the best option,” explains Taccani. “It was an excellent decision, because I used these plotters to build the company and its success.”

The first Mimaki plotter was in fact followed by a second and a third. When it bought the fifth, the company moved to an industrial unit in Tradate (Varese) – Digitak’s current site – which now houses around fifteen Mimaki JV33 plotters, in addition to three Mimaki TS500-1800 wide-format sublimation printers, and a Mimaki TS300P-1800 high-speed sublimation printer. This Mimaki powered production facility – which is one of the company’s core strengths – was recently expanded with the addition of a Mimaki TX300P-1800B belt-type hybrid printing system, together with a Mimaki TR300-1850C textile coater and a Mimaki Tiger-1800.

“Naturally, over the years, we have also tested printing systems from other suppliers, but we have always returned to Mimaki. With high fashion as our key market, we need to guarantee our customers the highest levels of quality and, to date, we have never found solutions that beat the quality of this Japanese brand’s technology.”

According to Taccani, the difference lies in the “calligraphy” of Mimaki’s machines, that is the line of the ink on the fabric: “Unlike its competitors, Mimaki has focused on the ‘waveforms’, i.e. the electronics associated with the print heads. This attention paid to the way the ink jet is managed from the print head has allowed Mimaki to achieve unparalleled levels of accuracy, an aspect that has given my company a clear competitive edge.”

Moreover, at Digitak, quality comes before quantity: “We prefer to dedicate an extra day to production to guarantee the customer a final product that fully meets requirements and expectations. Mimaki’s technology not only suits this business model bult on top quality, but it crucially enables it.”

Operational and creative flexibility

Digitak currently prints around 2,000 linear metres of fabric per day. Its portfolio ranges from clothing and scarves, to beach and swimwear, with related personalised accessories, to sportswear, with technical properties such as breathability, comfort, resistance to external agents. The company have even added customised outdoor furniture to their offering of diverse and creative products.
The company’s machines operate continuously, 24/7. During the day, the machines are mainly used to develop and produce samples and colour proofs, while the actual production is carried out at night. “Thanks to our technology, we have developed an extraordinary operational flexibility. The fact that we have so many plotters allows us to work on multiple designs at the same time and to launch projects that are also very different from one another,” explains Taccani. “There are also some other crucial factors that have contributed, and continue to contribute, to increasing our production efficiency. The reliability of Mimaki’s solutions and the remote monitoring option offered is key. Once the standard start-up monitoring has been carried out and the machines are found to be printing correctly, we can let them work overnight without an operator. This is a great benefit for people who, like us, manage such a large and diverse fleet of machines.”

Digitak takes the same approach to customer service. Faced with an increasingly demanding market in terms of creativity, precision and completeness of service, the company wants to guarantee flexibility and customisation. “We decided to set up a department dedicated to the pre-press stage, in charge of preparing and checking the files supplied by customers. Seldom do our teams not need to do some editing of the files supplied, even if it’s only to make small changes that are essential for the print document to be as suitable as possible and to achieve the best final result.”

Technologies of the future

With a view to further enhancing production and customer service, Taccani has chosen to take on a new challenge, switching things up with some of the most recent investments.

While maintaining the focus on dye sublimation printing, Taccani has focused on technological diversification by installing a direct-to-fabric digital printing line. This consists of a Mimaki TX300P-1800B printing system with pigment inks and a TR300-1850C coater from Mimaki’s TR series. “The market continues to evolve and now requires even more flexibility regarding both processes and the fabrics supplied. This means that great opportunities exist for a print shop capable of simultaneously producing the same design – with minimal colour adjustment – on different fabrics, guaranteeing similar and accurate results. And this is precisely the path we are taking,” says Taccani. “Why have we opted for Mimaki again? Well, I had an opportunity to try out their new pigment inks and I immediately realised that they are a generation ahead of the other pigments available on the market. The cyan is very clean, the black is deep and there is a very interesting fullness of colour, suitable not only for furnishings, but also for other applications in the clothing sector.”

With its pigment inks, the new direct-to-fabric printing line allows Digitak to explore other related market segments. Thanks to the innovative automatic belt system, the TX300P-1800B guarantees good productivity and high-quality results. A standard of quality that is also boosted by the TR300-1850C fabric pre-treatment system: “This coater is essential for ensuring the best possible preparation of fabrics for printing. In fact, we are able to treat fabrics to make them suitable for the type of print they are intended for, sanitise them for specific applications and, in some cases, even dye them, with excellent quality.”

According to Taccani, another beneficial factor of direct-to-fabric pigment printing technology is the eco-sustainability of the process and its lower environmental impact. “We are proud to be able to offer our customers excellent printing results using little water and printing in ‘green mode’, with both the technologies we have available. I consider them winning technologies for the future, as both dye sublimation printing and direct-to-fabric printing with pigment inks use little water while mainly requiring the use of energy. Therefore, if you use renewable energy, then you’re done.”

Digitak’s other trump card is the Tiger-1800 installed in 2019. With this industrial printing system, the company aims to increase production volumes while maintaining its high-quality standards and further optimising costs. “We are excited to have these promising technologies available to us in-house. We are currently experimenting with these solutions, testing new opportunities and evaluating which paths to take to stay ahead of the game,” concludes Taccani.

• Zuverlässiger, schneller SureColor SC-F10000 bietet Textilbranche reproduzierbar hohe Druckqualität
• Neuer Epson Dye-Sublimationsdrucker setzt höhere Produktionsstandards

Meerbusch – Epson stellt mit dem SureColor SC-F10000 seinen ersten 76,8 Zoll breit druckenden Großformatdrucker vor. Der SC-F10000 ist ein neu entwickelter Sublimationsdrucker für Textilproduzenten mit besonders hohen Ansprüche an Produktivität, Geschwindigkeit und Zuverlässigkeit. Zu den zahlreichen Arbeitsbereichen der neuen Maschine zählen die Produktion von Modeartikeln, Sportbekleidung, Möbel, Werbeartikel und Soft-Signage. Der neue Epson SureColor SC-F10000 ist ab September 2020 im qualifizierten Fachhandel verfügbar.

Frank Schenk, Leiter Commercial and Industrial Printing der Epson Deutschland GmbH, erklärt: „Im Sublimationssektor erwarten Kunden von ihren Maschinen schnelle Auftragsbearbeitung, eine hohe Leistung sowie reproduzierbar qualitativ hochwertige Ergebnisse. Mit diesen Anforderungen im Hinterkopf haben wir einen Dye-Sublimationsdrucker für Industrieanwendungen entwickelt, der unserer Meinung nach neue Standards setzt. Der SC-F10000 bietet den höchsten Durchsatz aller Epson Großformatdrucker und ist mit vier neuen PrecisionCore Micro TFP-Druckköpfen und besonders großen, auch im Betrieb nachfüllbaren Tintentanks ausgestattet. Damit bleiben Unternehmen immer einsatzbereit. Die Schaffung innovativer Lösungen liegt in den Genen von Epson und dies ist einer der Momente, in denen wir in Bezug auf Produktivität im Sublimationsmarkt erneut die Messlatte höher legen.“

Wichtige Produktmerkmale des Epson SureColor SC-F10000:

•     Druckgeschwindigkeit von bis zu 255 m²/h 2
•     Neue PrecisionCore Micro TFP-Druckköpfe
•     Epson Precision Dot-Technologie(Kombiniert drei ausgefeilte Technologien für höchste Druckqualität: neues Halbtonverfahren, LUT- und Micro-Wave-Technology)
•     Einfache Medieneinrichtung(Bedienung von vorne oder von hinten)
•     Überprüfbare Medienführungdank eingebauter Kamera
•     Verbesserte Trockunungseinheit(für geringeren Tintendurchschlag und zur Vermeidung von Falten)
•     Funktion zur automatischen Überwachung der Medienspannung(Advanced Auto Tension Control, Ad-ATC) für genaue und stabile Medienzufuhr
•     Große Tintentanks (Bulk):10 Liter oder 3 Liter Volumen, während des Betriebes austauschbar
•     Vom Bediener austauschbare Teile
•     Benutzerfreundlichkeit des Tintensystems(einfache Montage, bodenbasiert, Sensor für Restbehälter)
•     Präzise Papierführung
•     Kürzere Reinigungszeit mit neu entwickeltem Hochdrucksystem
•     Neu entwickeltes 9 Zoll LCD-Touchpanel für intuitive Bedienung

Bei dem SC-F10000 kommen alle relevanten Komponenten aus einer Hand. Damit erhalten Anwender eine besonders zuverlässige Maschine, denn Druckköpfe, Tinte, Firmware und Treibersoftware wurden von Epson selbst entwickelt und perfekt aufeinander abgestimmt.

• ISKO and Bluesign announce their partnership for the creation of a cleaner, safer, and transparent world of denim. ISKO just released its landmark
• Sustainability Report, setting the target of achieving bluesign® APPROVED accreditation by the end of 2020.

Denim is a timeless staple in wardrobes around the world. ISKO, the leading denim ingredient brand, and Bluesign, the architects of a sustainable and responsible textile supply chain, are joining forces in a partnership. Alliances like this are the source of effective improvements.

ISKO has a long-standing commitment to ensure the integrity of its ingredients and the traceability of the fibers and materials used in its denim apparel. By releasing the Sustainability Report, ISKO again demonstrates its commitment to creating and designing denim apparel that has a positive connection with the planet. In this report, a primary target of ISKO is to achieve bluesign® APPROVED accreditation for its denim textiles, attaining the strictest industry standard for consumers and environment alike.

With the goal of completing this process by the end of 2020, the company has already performed bluesign® COMPANY ASSESSMENT at an above-average level. This shows how ISKO anticipates changes rather than simply reacting to legal or stakeholder requirements, pursuing an approach that has a huge potential and includes several actions for further improvements. Through this partnership, ISKO and Bluesign continue the movement of the textile and fashion industry into a future that pays more attention to people and the environment, because only when both are considered can the industry truly make a positive long-lasting impact.

“ISKO, as the soul of jeans, has a vision for denim that is creative in design and innovative in the use of technologies. These distinct qualities in combination with a determined commitment to a sustainable supply chain makes ISKO a true leader in the textile industry. We look forward to the next impactful steps we will take together.” Jill Dumain, CEO, bluesign technologies. “As the leader of this industry, we feel it is our responsibility to be and act as a force for good. We have always prioritized transparency and accountability, highly valuing every improvement that can be achieved by sharing values and goals through partnerships. This one makes us particularly proud, as it raises the bar of our efforts and challenges us to maintain our improvement efforts.” Ebru Ozkucuk Guler, Senior Sustainability & CSR Executive.

• Kommunikation mit Kunden und Förderung neuer Geschäftsmöglichkeiten nach der COVID-19-Krise

Mimaki Europe, ein führender Hersteller von Tintenstrahldruckern und Schneidesystemen, hat die Ausrichtung einer dreiteiligen virtuellen Veranstaltungsreihe – „Mimaki Live Series“ – bekannt gegeben. Mit diesen Veranstaltungen möchte das Unternehmen Kunden unterstützen, die nach Inspirationen und Ratschlägen zur Wiederbelebung ihres Geschäfts nach der COVID-19-Krise suchen.

Aufbauend auf dem Erfolg seines „Virtual Print Festival“ im März und April dieses Jahres hat Mimaki ein Programm für drei marktorientierte virtuelle Veranstaltungen zusammengestellt:

• 1. Veranstaltung: Werbetechnik (Sign Graphics) – 30. Juni 2020
• 2. Veranstaltung: Textildruck (Textiles) – 14. Juli 2020
• 3. Veranstaltung: Industriedruck (Industrial Printing) – 27. August 2020

Jede Veranstaltung wird Vertretern von Mimaki, Kunden und Anbietern eine Plattform für Gespräche über die Auswirkungen der COVID-19-Krise auf das Geschäft ihres Unternehmens und der Branche insgesamt sowie für den Austausch von Erfahrungen, Herausforderungen und Erfolgsgeschichten geben. Die Veranstaltungen finden auf Englisch statt.

Auf dem Programm der Mimaki Live-Veranstaltungen stehen Podiumsdiskussionen, Meinungsbefragungen, Live-Chats sowie Frage-und-Antwort-Runden, die zu intensiven Gesprächen über aktuelle Themen anregen und den Austausch von Informationen und Ratschlägen innerhalb der Print-Community fördern sollen.

„Diese noch nie dagewesene Zeit hat die Art unserer Geschäftstätigkeit verändert, möglicherweise sogar auf lange Sicht“, erklärt Danna Drion, Senior Marketing Manager bei Mimaki Europe. „Als Industrie müssen wir jetzt unbedingt neue Wege zur Kommunikation und Netzwerkpflege finden. Dafür bieten virtuelle Veranstaltungen, wie die Mimaki Live Series, eine gute Gelegenheit. Wir freuen uns auf den intensiven Dialog mit unseren Kunden und Partnern und auf anregende, wichtige Gespräche über die Zukunft unserer Industrie.“

Auf www.mimakieurope.com/mimaki-live-event kann man sich für die Mimaki Live-Veranstaltungsreihe anmelden.

• Live Event Series Launched to Connect with Customers and Drive New Opportunities After COVID-19

Mimaki Europe, a leading manufacturer of inkjet printers and cutting systems, has announced it will host a three-part virtual event series – Mimaki Live Series – to support customers looking for inspiration and advice on how to maintain or revive business after the COVID-19 crisis.

Building on the success of Mimaki’s Virtual Print Festival in March and April this year, Mimaki has created an exciting and insightful three-day programme for three market-focused virtual events:

• Event I – Sign Graphics – 30th June 2020
• Event II – Textiles – 14th July 2020
• Event III – Industrial Printing - 27th August 2020

Each event will provide a platform for Mimaki representatives, customers, and suppliers to discuss the impact the COVID-19 crisis has had on their business and the wider industry, as well as share their experiences, challenges, and success stories.

The Mimaki Live events will feature a host of engaging panel discussions, opinion polls, live chats and Q&As, all designed to prompt important, topical discussions and share information and advice across the print community.  

To register for the Mimaki Live event series, please visit www.mimakieurope.com/mimaki-live-event.

Arc’teryx Everyday ist eine mit dem Knowhow der technischen Outdoor-Kollektion gefertigte Linie für aktive Menschen, die von ihrer Bekleidung einen zeitgemäßen Look und gleichzeitig Performance erwarten. Der neue Venda Anorak für Damen ist ein Beispiel für diesen Designansatz. Leicht, wind- und wasserdicht, bietet der Venda Anorak Schutz vor dem Wetter, in der Stadt und bei Outdoor-Aktivitäten.

Der Venda Anorak leitet sich von der Arc’teryx Outdoor-Kollektion ab. Als Material verarbeiten die Kanadier leichtes, geschmeidiges N30s 3L Gore-Tex C-Knit™ mit vollem Wetterschutz und gutem Wasserdampfdurchgang. Die Passform ist lässig und leicht oversized, zusätzlich wird das An- und Ausziehen durch den langen Frontzipper und einen Seitenreißverschluss erleichtert. Dank der anpassbaren StormHood™ Kapuze sind Wind und Wetter kein Problem. Das verlängerte Rückenteil deckt auch beim Radfahren gut ab und die geräumige Kängurutasche bietet Raum für wichtige Kleinigkeiten.

MATERIAL: N30s 3L  Gore-Tex mit GoreC-KnitTM Backer Technology

Mit der Frühjahr/Sommer-Kollektion 2021 richtet SPEIDEL den Blick auf die Facetten der heimischen Natur. Als regional verwurzeltes Traditionsunternehmen zeigt SPEIDEL mit der Kollektion eine tiefe Verbundenheit zu Land und Leuten und setzt diese Inspirationsquelle in modernen, neuen Designs aus innovativen Qualitäten mit hohem Naturfaseranteil um.

Die neuen Serien der SPEIDEL Frühjahr/Sommer-Kollektion sind von der schwäbischen Heimat inspiriert. Komfort und naturbelassene Designs stehen neben Nachhaltigkeit und Qualität im Fokus der Kollektion. Die Wäscheteile präsentieren sich in sommerlichen Farben wie Zitronengelb, Melone und Lavendel. Softes Lychee und pudriges Cashew stehen für natürliche Leichtigkeit, frisches Minze und strahlendes Aquamarin bringen die Kollektion zum Leuchten. Inspiriert von der Verbundenheit zu Natur und Heimat, wecken verspielte Drucke im Landhausstil und florale Spitzen die Lust nach einem Ausflug aufs Land und erinnern an Blumenwiesen. Für Nachhaltigkeit sorgen hochwertige Materialien aus schnell nachwachsenden Rohstoffen wie Bambus sowie weitere innovative SPEIDEL Qualitäten.

Gestiegene Ausstellerzahlen, doppelt so viele Fachbesucher, das Thema Nachhaltigkeit stand so hoch im Kurs wie noch nie – so lautete das Resümee der Neonyt im Januar. All das sollte zur Sommerausgabe Ende Juni 2020 nochmals getoppt werden. Aber Corona macht der Messe Frankfurt als Veranstalter einen Strich durch die Rechnung. Nun ist auch klar, dass es keine virtuelle Ausgabe der Neonyt im Sommer geben wird.

Gemeinsam die Mode verändern. Durch Kollaboration, Kommunikation und Unternehmertum – Das ist die Vision der Neonyt. Angesichts der weiterhin angespannten Lage rund um Covid-19 hat sich das Management der Messe Frankfurt dazu entschieden, die Neonyt als physisches Event in diesem Jahr nicht mehr auszurichten. Eine eigene digitale Plattform zu entwickeln, um die Neonyt und ihre Aussteller in virtuellen Showrooms abzubilden, sehen die Verantwortlichen als nicht zielführend an. Stattdessen setzt die Neonyt auf eine Zusammenarbeit mit zwei bestehenden B2B-Online-Marketplaces.

Ziel ist es, die Neonyt zur nächsten Winterausgabe wieder wie gewohnt für die Communities auszurichten. In der Zwischenzeit bietet die Neonyt durch die Partnerschaft mit den beiden B2B-Marketplaces The Brand Show Circular und Joor Ausstellern die Möglichkeit, sich in einem internationalen Order-Umfeld zu positionieren und den Blick nach vorne auf eine Zeit nach der Corona-Pandemie zu richten.

The Brand Show Circular ist eine B2B-Marketing- und Orderplattform, auf der es neben den digitalen Showrooms und dem Ordergeschäft für Brands auch die Möglichkeit gibt, Video-Content zu veröffentlichen. Nachhaltige Mode steht bei Circular im Fokus und viele Neonyt-Aussteller sind dort bereits mit digitalen Showrooms vertreten.

Die Kooperation mit Joor, der weltweit führenden B2B-Plattform für Marken und Einzelhändler, und der Premium Group, dem Veranstalter der Premium, Seek und der Fashiontech Konferenz, bietet Neonyt-Ausstellern ebenfalls umfangreiche digitale Services. Diese werden interessierten Ausstellern in Kürze präsentiert.

Fashionsustain
Für die Fashionsustain-Konferenz wurde eine digitale Lösung auf Basis der bestehenden Kanäle gefunden: In der Woche vom 13. – 17. Juli 2020 werden sich Speaker aus der nachhaltigen und digitalen Modebranche in Live-Talks und verschiedenen Audio- und Videoformaten auf den Social-Media-Kanälen der Neonyt und der Fashionsustain mit Themen rund um Innovation, Nachhaltigkeit und Technologie auseinandersetzen. Das vollständige Programm wird in den kommenden Wochen bekannt gegeben.

Nach den turbulenten letzten Wochen startet Komet und Helden ab dem 20. Juli 2020 in die Orderrunde für die kommende Spring/Summer Saison. Sowohl im Showroom München, als auch im Showroom Düsseldorf sind Termine nach Vereinbarung möglich.

Der Orderzeitraum wird sich wie folgt zusammensetzen:

• München 20. Juli bis 03. August ’20
• Düsseldorf 06. August bis 12. August ’20
• München 14. August bis 11. September ’20

Zudem wird in Kooperation mit Matthias Schwarte Modeagentur, Heritage Agents, Agentur Mc Alpine, BEN AND, Modeagentur Andreas Saam, Modeagentur Raab, Agentur Moormann, Agentur Kappler, Modeagentur Klauser und der hinterhofagenturpräsentieren der „KICK-OFF MUNICH“ präsentiert. Ein zusätzliches Arrangement um mehr Planungssicherheit und eine stressfreie Order zu ermöglichen. Am Wochenende vom 31. Juli bis 02. August 2020 sind im Rahmen des KOM die Showrooms der genannten Agenturen für Odertermine geöffnet.
Für den bevorstehenden „KICK-OFF MUNICH“ der Fall/Winter ’21 Saison sind bereits fortführende Termine in Planung. Parallel zur ISPO MUNICH wird die Order vom 29. bis 31. Januar 2021 in den Münchner Showrooms möglich sein.