Sports fashion

OutDoor by ISPO 2019 expands the outdoor focus. New exhibitors and a new hall concept are to guide the view to unknown paths, young fashion designers contribute their innovative ideas.

Experts from Nike and VF Corporation explain how sports companies are using the Compliance Labelling Requirements (CLR) database to greatly simplify their product labelling worldwide.

The European Fashion Award FASH 2019 is looking for the greatest newcomer talents in the fashion industry. Photography students can still apply for lucrative prize money and attractive grants.

Judged by an international jury of textile experts, Best Product, TOP TEN and Selection were awarded in 10 sectors that will feature at the ISPO Textrends forum at ISPO Munich in February 2019.

Despite all prejudices against Chinese design, it was the new design strategy that brought the sports giant an international success in 2018.

Sports fashion expert Nora Kühner is convinced that the sports business heavily relies on impulses from "digital natives". In the ISPO Academy Masterclass, they showed what the future of sports could look like.

Microfiber pollution is the latest worry to consumers, as the media highlights how plastic is ending up in the food chain. Polartec faces this challenge with a new technology.

Wearable tech enters the skiwear market: Kjus offers world’s first ski jacket with Hydro_Bot technology, which eliminates sweat via app.

Cotton's natural offering gets functional. It's inherent performance of breathability, insulating, anti-allergenic and odor control complement the new technologies in the market.

The department store Galeries Lafayette alerts consumers to those brands who are going the extra mile for a cleaner future. These brands are featured.