Home Trends The Textile Trends of Summer 2019 in Pictures We need your consent to enable the rating function!This feature is only available when corresponding consent is given. Please read the details and accept the service to enable rating function.More informationAcceptRate BookmarkShareHow will textiles look and feel like in the future? ISPO TEXTRENDS expert Louisa Smith shows the trends of Summer 2019. More on the topicTextiles Trends Haglöfs Restored: Second hand gear, first hand adventures Trends Urban Wave: Performance and Creativity in Material and Design Hit the Street Markets Textile Industry and Covid-19: "It Can't Beat Us" All about Textiles91% recycled polyester, 9% spandex, jacquard with a wicking finish. Major functions include lightweight, moisture management, breathable, quick drying and anti bacterial from TAS. Image credit: ISPO TEXTRENDSSeersucker textured knit with chemical-free cooling, wicking, thermal regulation and quick drying from Coolcore. Image credit: ISPO TEXTRENDS50% Merino wool 50% Tencel knit with performance benefits of lightweight, moisture management thermal regulation, breathable, quick dry and anti bacterial from Südwolle Group. Image credit: ISPO TEXTRENDSSurface textures feature for the season. Bi-stretch plain weave with 3D embossing from Fujian Suntion Textile Technology. Image credit: ISPO TEXTRENDSA major mood of the season is the experience of the touch. Suntion has used a nylon air textured yarn for a peachy and soft hand. Additional functions include lightweight, water repellant and anti static, perfect for lightweight jackets. Image credit: ISPO TEXTRENDSFujian Suntion Textile Technology has developed a super waterproof twill with a film finish as well as double-sided detail. Image credit: ISPO TEXTRENDS100% silicone surface on a polyester backing, Sileather is a leathelr-look high performance fabric represented by US-based Siotech and developed by Guanzhou Xibo Chemical Technology. Sileather is eco-friendly, sustainable, easy to clean, weatherproof, and highly durable performance fabrics that can be applied in various applications, even in extreme environments. The added benefits of chlorine resistant, anti-tear and salt resistant make it a perfect option for swimwear, diving suits and wetsuits. Image credit: ISPO TEXTRENDSNatural fibers feature for the season with this 56% cotton, 42% modal, 2% Spandex plain weave from Prosperity Textiles. The combination of modal and cotton delivers a super soft fabric with a velvet touch and the added advantage of stretch through the inclusion of spandex/elastane. Image credit: ISPO TEXTRENDS Page 1 of 8 Share article: Topics in this articleTextrendsMore on the topic TextilesShow all Trends Haglöfs Restored: Second hand gear, first hand adventures Trends Urban Wave: Performance and Creativity in Material and Design Hit the Street Top TopicsAwardsMountain sportsBikeFitnessHealthISPO MunichRunningBrandsSustainabilityOlympiaOutdoorPromotionSports BusinessTextrendsTriathlonWater sportsWinter sportseSportsSportsTechOutDoor by ISPOHeroesTransformationFashionUrban CultureChallenges of a CEOTrade fairsSportsFind the BalanceProduct reviewsThis might also interest you 02/05/2024 How breakdancing will shake up the Olympic Games from 2024 10/31/2023 Future Fashion Trends: 7 Trends Shaping the Future of Fashion 10/05/2023 Pickleball’s Potential – from garden game fun to a billion dollar industry