In the autumn and winter of 24/25, the stitching process of women's down jackets presents diversity, while maintaining the traditional geometric stitching, resulting in changes. By interpreting the rich changing effects through flat surfaces, the down jacket adds details and highlights to this single item. As a key item in autumn and winter, cotton down jackets will be reinterpreted in the quilting process by combining embroidery, patterns, decorations, and other forms. This article will showcase the characteristics of this season's down jacket quilting technology from the perspectives of embroidery quilting, dense geometric quilting, independent pattern quilting, regular curve quilting, vertical stripe stitching, and decorative quilting.

Calm endorphins are a dressing style that is completely opposite to dopamine, which refers to a dressing style that creates a sense of pleasure through pairing. Coordinate and match high saturation colors, seeking harmony and balance in bright colors. A dressing style that stimulates dopamine secretion in the brain through clothing, resulting in a sense of pleasure and satisfaction. And endorphin is a hormone secreted by the pituitary gland. The production of endorphin needs to be bitter first and then sweet, and it will produce a kind of satisfaction when achieving the goal. If dopamine is the color of joy, then endorphins are the silent black. Endorphins wear a low saturation color scheme in contrast to dopamine, with the most classic color being black.

New Horizons -- S/S 2025 Theme Forecast

POP Cotton Down Industry Trend Insights (monthly), extracting important brand events, innovative brands and products in the industry, as well as cultural and artistic hotspots from this report. There is also a single focused analysis on single products, styles, and hot topics, looking forward to future market trends in the cotton down industry. This issue presents important strategic directions for the future through brand trends.

The 24/25 autumn and winter women's cotton down jacket silhouette presents a strong sense of coolness and functionality, constantly pursuing innovation and change while maintaining a classic and practical silhouette. While the classic silhouette is reproduced, innovation in style or details can also be seen. This report focuses on analyzing the puffed down jacket silhouette. By analyzing the silhouettes of truncated waist down jackets, high waisted box down jackets, short bread jackets, cocoon shaped long jackets, and A-type down jackets, more creative iterations are implanted in the design of autumn and winter down jackets.

In the autumn and winter of 24/25, the quilting process of men's and women's down jackets presents diversity, while maintaining the traditional geometric quilting, resulting in changes. By interpreting the rich changing effects through flat surfaces, the down jacket adds details and highlights to this single item. As a key item in autumn and winter, cotton down jackets will be reinterpreted in the quilting process by combining block segmentation, stitching, pleating, and decorative materials. This article will showcase the characteristics of the quilting process for this season's down jackets from the perspectives of block segmentation, pleated stitching, graphic stitching, decorative stitching, and stitching.

Insight into the trend of POP cotton/down clothing industry, extracting important brand events, innovative brands and products in the industry, as well as cultural and artistic hotspots from this report. There is also a unique focused analysis on individual products, styles, and popular topics, and an outlook on the future market trends of the cotton and down industry

The partial details of the 24/25 autumn and winter women's down jacket have been innovated, with design creativity focusing on the collar, placket, hem, and other parts. The detailed process design of down is a top priority in development every season. This report conducts research on relevant key brands, and there are several trends in the process direction that are worth paying attention to: protective brims, partial slits, detachable sleeves, fox fur collar, enlarged collars, overlapping placket, and double collars. These design trends not only ensure the practical performance of down jackets, but also enhance the fashion sense of winter wear.

There is an inseparable connection between architecture, fashion, and the human body. In recent times, architecture and space have played an increasingly important role in fashion design and marketing. Fashion brands and designers use architectural spaces to showcase their cultural values. The theme "Spatio-Temporal Circle" represents the aesthetics of space and architecture, the fusion of culture and history, and also reflects deeper philosophical thinking. It prompts us to contemplate the concept of time, the relationship between the body and space, and the multidimensionality of fashion. It even stimulates the audience to engage in profound reflections on fashion, society, history, and culture, thereby establishing a strong cultural value for the brand and expanding its influence.

The expression technique of cowboy pattern craftsmanship combines the decorative, practical, and artistic aspects of the pattern to fully showcase its vivid visual effects on clothing. Various techniques such as frayed appliqué, obscure jacquard, laser burn-out, embossed wash, embroidery, and printing are used to comprehensively demonstrate the diversity of cowboy pattern craftsmanship. This provides consumers with more diverse and personalized clothing choices.

24/25 Autumn/Winter, the quilting technique of down jackets presents diversification, undergoing changes while keeping the traditional geometric quilting as the foundation. By presenting rich variations on the flat surface, it adds a focal point of detail to this single item of down jackets. As a key item for Autumn/Winter, cotton down jackets will be reinterpreted in terms of quilting techniques, combining drawstrings, embroidery, decorative cords, and more. This article will showcase the characteristics of quilting techniques for this season's down jackets from the directions of embroidered threads, wave pattern quilting, thread decoration, drawstring quilting, pleated quilting, and laminating quilting.

This article brings together key trends and reference development points for 24/25 autumn/winter cotton and down products, including macro trend perspectives.

With the continuous development of the cotton down jacket market demand, the diversification of cotton down jacket design is particularly important. The innovation in fabric usage will bring more texture and layers to down jackets, distinguishing them from traditional nylon and cotton materials. Exploring more distinctive and comfortable fabrics has become a fashion trend for autumn and winter. This report provides a detailed introduction to the application of three-dimensional embossed fabrics, denim, knitted fabrics, vintage fabrics, creative leather, corduroy, velvet, silk, and other fabric materials in cotton down jackets through continuous attention to the R&D process and technology of cotton down jacket fabrics, as well as in-depth research on the consumer market, bringing the latest fabric trends for cotton down jackets.

24/25 autumn and winter, the down jacket quilting technique presents a variety of changes, while maintaining the traditional geometric quilting, it produces variations through flat interpretations to add detailed features to this single item of down jacket. As a key item for autumn and winter, cotton-padded jackets will be reinterpreted in terms of quilting techniques, combining bead decorations, patterns, pleats, and patchwork. This article will showcase the characteristics of this season's down jacket quilting techniques in directions such as color block quilting, pattern quilting, pleat quilting, bead decoration quilting, and woven quilting.

Down jackets, while maintaining their classic and practical silhouette, constantly strive for innovation and change. The voluminous down jacket has always been one of the popular trends in the down jacket consumer market. Many classic shapes are reproduced, balancing utility and fashion. However, there are also innovations in style and details. This report analyzes the shapes of short puffer jackets, seamless down filling, cropped puffer jackets, warm overcoat, and waist-fitted down jackets, aiming to incorporate more creative iterations into the design of autumn and winter down jackets.

The POP Fashion foresight team released a forecast of five major theme trends for the 24/25 fall/winter season through multidimensional consumer insights, data trends, brand design changes, and dynamic trends in the fashion industry. This provides an early glimpse of future fashion trends and unveils a new design perspective for the 24/25 fall/winter season. This season's macro theme is "Intelligent Fusion," expressing that the constantly iterating standard system is accelerating the transformation of the fashion industry, and the diverse needs of young consumers will be reconstructed and met through industry efficiency and algorithm models. The POP Fashion foresight team will explore future multidimensional demands and industry benefits from a broader, more global, and multidimensional perspective.

Recreated classics and nostalgia are still the main trends in the fur industry. Designers are keeping their eyes on these classic pieces in the fashion history. Beyond the minimalist silhouettes, cropped and loose shapes are also added to the list. Cropped crewneck jacket, daddy’s jacket and fur baseball jacket are still active. Vest and trench coat are also diversified in this season. The proportion of wrapped coat and sweatshirt is increased clearly.

Repeated uncertainties accelerate the economic recession, however, the fashion industry is a durable consumer goods industry under direct affect. For Fall/Winter 2023, we expected for the symbiosis of natural beings and discovered a balanced survival pattern in the adversity. China was predicted to be a dark horse that would incubate the fashion. All the industries have expressed their vision about the future, including digital supply chain, the strategies that transform the shopping demand, the attitude toward lifestyles and IDEA marketing. We advocate to seize the chance to enter into the new fashion era, initiate changes from within, and embrace the Web3.0.

Influenced by the fast living tempo and the uncertain society, people are looking for the natural healing and a balanced lifestyle. Leather and fur is a part in the nature. Natural gloss is fused with digital colors to present a diversified interaction mode. This report tells us about four color stories: Minimalist Neutral combines classic neutrals with sustainable natural leathers to endow urban lives with minimal qualities; Romantic Pastel interprets the cross-seasonal elegance of young ladies; Natural Retro draws vitality from the nature and offers mash-ups; Surreal Future integrates digitalization with hard leathers.

Monogram and logo are the timeless elements that inherit and pay homage to the brand DNA. Monogram jacquard is the most economic and direct treatment to improve the value of fabric and garment. Recreatable same-tone jacquard will be the mainstream. Stitch skills and innovative layouts are diversified to enrich the textures. Post finishes such as embroidery, printing and two-tone overdyeing offer different appearances on the same fabric.

Following the concept of ‘less is more’, the detail design of Fall/Winter 23/24 dress puts emphasis on being practical, fun and durable. The environmentalism-driven highlights create attractive brand images and selling points. French-style turndown collars, voluminous sleeves, drawstrings, active tassels, crossed kinks, ruffles and bowknots improve the durability and practicality of products through inclusive, daily details.