This report is based on the comprehensive analysis of the TOP hot list of women's pants fabrics based on user download interaction data from POP Fashion in the past three months. In the top three month hot list, Loro Piana is the most popular women's pants brand, followed by Hermes and Louis Vuitton. According to the analysis results of the TOP Hot List, knitted pants are showing an upward trend, accounting for up to 30%. Wool is still the mainstream component in the material, and combined with multi-component blending, it presents a delicate and soft quality; The cotton textile material is mainly twill, combined with workwear design to create fashionable and casual pants; New material ratios such as viscose, acetic acid, copper ammonia, and other regenerated cellulose fibers are used to create silky and smooth hanging pants, reflecting the material upgrade in the environmentally friendly consumer market; In addition, linen and synthetic fiber materials are showing an upward trend in this hot list with their casual and trendy designs.

This report is based on the comprehensive analysis of the TOP 100 hot list of men's pants fabrics determined by the interactive data downloaded by POP-Fashion users in the past three months. In the past three months' TOP hot list, the most popular brand is BOSS, accounting for 17%, followed by GUCCI, accounting for 15%. According to the analysis of the TOP hot list, the most popular category of men's pants fabrics is casual knitted fabrics, accounting for about one-third, followed by comfortable cotton fabrics, accounting for 28%, and vintage corduroy fabrics accounting for the lowest proportion of only 3%. Casual knitted fabrics, comfortable cotton fabrics, and high-quality woven fabrics are the trending fabrics of this season and have corresponding investment value.

PERFORMANCE DAYS functional fabrics fair took place again at the Messe München exhibition grounds on April 27 and 28, 2022. This year’s Focus Topic ‘The Journey to CO2 Neutrality’ aims to accompany the industry on its path to climate neutrality as part of a roadmap spanning three fairs. The spring fair already witnessed great examples of how CO2 reducing technologies can be implemented in the fiber sector to lower a fabric’s CO2 footprint. Regenerated polyester and nylon blend develop knitted fabrics in different forms. Eco-friendly dyeing follows the concepts of circular economy and embraces the technologies of recovered solution dyeing and low-temperature dyeing. The sustainable blending of comfortable wool provides cozy experiences. Jacquard textures diversify the appearances through different techniques.