Première Vision Paris 2026: Five Sustainable Textile Innovations
Première Vision Paris 2026, one of the fashion industry's largest fairs, will take place in Paris starting September 1, showcasing nearly 900 international exhibitors. The event focuses on innovation and technology, highlighting advances in AI, innovative materials, digital sustainability tools, and bio-based textiles. This year's edition features five notable projects: Aamati Green's Mango Leather, made from discarded mango pulp; Shima Seiki's APEXFiz® digital design software for virtual prototyping; BioFluff's plant-based fur alternatives like Savian, used by Stella McCartney and others; Nova Kaeru's leather from pirarucu fish skin and scales; and PEELSPHERE's biomaterial from fruit waste. These projects address sustainability in fashion by repurposing waste, reducing physical samples, and offering eco-friendly alternatives. The fair underscores a shift towards responsible, scalable, and sustainable textile production.
Key facts
- Première Vision Paris 2026 takes place in Paris starting September 1.
- The fair features nearly 900 international exhibitors.
- Aamati Green introduced Mango Leather, made from discarded mango pulp and a patented biopolymer system.
- Shima Seiki's APEXFiz® is a subscription-based design software for virtual textile prototyping.
- BioFluff offers plant-based alternatives to fur and shearling, with materials used by Stella McCartney, Louis Vuitton, and others.
- Nova Kaeru produces leather from pirarucu fish skin and scales, working with Amazonian communities.
- PEELSPHERE creates biomaterials from fruit waste, including orange and banana peels.
- The fair highlights innovations in AI, digital tools, and bio-based textiles.
Entities
Artists
Institutions
- Première Vision
- Aamati Green
- Shima Seiki
- BioFluff
- Nova Kaeru
- PEELSPHERE
- Stella McCartney
- Louis Vuitton
- Martine Rose
- Collina Strada
- Ganni
Locations
- Paris
- France
- New York
- United States
- London
- United Kingdom
- India
- Amazon
- Brazil
- Japan