The Fabric Trend for Women's Suit

Author：LILY

2024-06-07

Women's Suit

As one of the most important categories of women's clothing, suits have become an eternal classic with their unique charm and diverse styles. The POP Fabric Trend Center continues to pay close attention to women's suit fabrics and analyzes the development direction of women's suit fabrics for S/S 2025: multi-color spinning, natural crease, and innovative luster. Analyze the trend of its organization, related materials, and corresponding style recommendations. Provide fabric planning ideas for the development of spring/summer 2025 women's suits for garment enterprises, as well as a reference guide for fabric display for fabric enterprises.

Multi-color Spinning

1. Tone-on-tone:Neutral colors such as gray and khaki are mainly used, and the same color scheme is used for spinning/dyeing yarn weaving

2. Space-dyed color spinning: In the field of traditional color spun fabrics, the application proportion of space-dyed yarn is significantly increasing.

Recommended materials

1. Advanced products:Wool linen blend, silk linen blend, wool and polyester spandex interweaving

2. Cost effective products:TR, hemp blended with viscose spandex

Multi-color Spinning - Fabric Application
Development background:Classic multi-color spun fabrics are widely used and suitable for various styles of suits and styles across all age groups

Recommended style details: oversize, split seams, waist knot decoration, mixed material crop

Natural Crease
Fabric characteristics
1. Skin friendly and breathable:Natural fibers such as cotton and linen, as well as regenerated cellulose fibers such as triacetic acid, have excellent breathability

2. Wrinkle texture:The interweaving of yarns with different materials and twists creates a mechanical wrinkling texture

Recommended materials

1. Advanced products:Blending/interweaving of linen and cotton, nylon, silk linen interweaving, triacetic acid imitation linen

2. Cost effective products:Diacetic acid and polyester are used to develop a rough texture, cotton viscose blend, and interweaving of rayon and linen