Heimtextil is the world’s leading international trade fair for home and contract textiles, recognized as the most important event in its category. It is the global meeting point where innovation, sustainability, textile design, and technology converge.

This year, our collection was selected to be part of the curated sector “Selected Trends,” a prominent area within the fair showcasing proposals with high design value, innovation, and a sustainable focus. Participating there was a recognition of the unique identity of our textiles and a key opportunity to position ourselves before a highly professional audience.

We presented a selection from our collection based on natural fibers such as raffia, jute, and cotton, with an artisanal and sustainable approach that impressed and attracted visitors from all over the world.

During the fair, we received strong interest from buyers and distributors from Germany, the Netherlands, France, and Italy, consolidating real expansion opportunities in Europe. We confirmed that our proposal — based on traceability, biodegradability, and timeless aesthetics — can compete in a highly demanding market.

“In a sea of synthetic fabrics, the natural and artisanal quality is what made us stop. It’s exciting to see sustainable design coming from South America.” — Buyer from Scandinavia

One of the most significant moments was the visit of Michael Borchmann, a German journalist and cultural-business leader, who highlighted our work in his coverage of the fair:

“It was a pleasure meeting you in Frankfurt. I was impressed by the proposal you bring from Argentina: natural materials, clear identity, and great professionalism.” — Michael Borchmann, journalist, Stimme der Hauptstadt

https://www.stimme-der-hauptstadt.berlin/heimtextil-2025-messe-frankfurt-bilanziert-grossen-erfolg/

Participating in Heimtextil, especially in the Selected Trends sector, represented not only a curatorial recognition but also an international validation of the path we have been building for over 60 years: textile design rooted in craftsmanship, renewed with technology, environmental awareness, and a global perspective, both for the home and contract sectors.