2024/2025 Autumn-Winter TREND REPORT

In this report, you will read what the '24/'25 autumn-winter home textile trends will be, what to pay attention to when creating your collections, how you can plan, what trends you may be influenced by, and how you can adapt these trends to your customer portfolio.

Our trend report has been prepared with inspiration from international publications, consumer behavior analyses, data obtained from market analyzes and scientific reports.

Basically, each season can be handled with 3 different design trends. You can interpret three trends by taking into consideration the customer group you serve and the product groups you produce.

Dividing the collection into three main streams will make it easier to manage and capture different customer groups.

With the customer data you have, you can determine which trend should be included more in your collection and which should be included less, and you can manage your product in the light of this data.

This type of work will enable you to manage your production plan, stock management and marketing strategies more professionally.

Let's come to the main ingredients of the '24 /'25 autumn winter season

The main guiding materials that will be on hand this season and that we will see most on the shelves:

1. Velvet, chenille, suede, raised textiles

2. Recyclable yarn blended curl

3. Fiber blends such as cotton sateen, percale, and health-supporting modal and tencel soy that emphasize softness

4. Functional products

5. Taffeta, slub

6. Imitation textiles developed with Wellsoft and its derivatives

7. Apps from granny chests

8. Ombre color transitions

9. We can summarize the general use of materials as textiles that refer to futuristic tactility.

We said that we could divide product perceptions into 3 groups in order to make the collections more manageable in the '24/'25 autumn-winter season.

Now let's take a quick look at these three groups.

1. In our world where the age of group abundance has come to an end, 'Therapeutic Touch', where simple, functional and high added value, therapeutic products with transparent production steps, try to predict the future and be ready for it, come to the fore.

2. The group presents 'The Relics of the Past'

3. 'Eternal Reality'

Now let's see how we can process these themes.

Therapeutic Touch

Main stops on the roadmap of Therapeutic touch:

1. Healthy living textiles

2. Commercial organic textiles

3. Irregular weaves, braids

4. Soft touch textile products

5. Products where flaw details are used as a relaxing effect

6. patterns and knits emphasizing botanical flower and plant patterns and the Art Nouveau effect

This theme will have guides.

The Relics of the Past

Main stops on the road map of The Relics of the Past:

1. Layered textiles with different heights

2. Using plaid and stripes in different ways

3. Patch-work works that salute sustainability

4. Winds blowing from grandmother's chests

5. Using old methods used for textile repair as a design element.

This theme will have guides.

Eternal Reality

Main stops on the road map of Eternal Reality:

1. Surprising uses of color

2. Imitation textiles with an emphasis on tactility

3. Symmetrical pattern designs

4. Digital color transitions

5. All variations of velvet

6. Tactile effect curl and slub

This theme will have guides.

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