Innovation & Textile Development
Innovation at Fabrino is about finding better, more suitable and commercially workable ways to achieve a particular textile requirement —through fabric construction, colour, printing, finishing, surface effects and practical manufacturing.
Appearance + Performance + Process + Quantity + Commercial Feasibility
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A glimpse of the ideas, experiments and textile developments we bring to life. Reach out to us to discover many more creations from our portfolio.
Experimentation & Process Exploration
Explore. Test. Refine.
Fabric Construction
Exploring different woven constructions, weights, GSMs, textures and fabric characteristics to suit a particular application.
Colour Development
Working with colour requirements and developing suitable shades through appropriate dyeing and processing routes.
Print Development
Exploring running prints, engineered or placement printing, multi-colour designs and other suitable print approaches.
Surface & Texture
Creating different appearances and tactile characteristics through washing, coating, waxing, distressing, finishing and other surface treatments.
Reimagined Effects
Taking an existing textile appearance or reference and exploring how a similar character can be recreated through a different fabric or process.
Bespoke Fabric Development
Combining construction, colour, print and finishing requirements to create a fabric around a specific need.
Development With Production in Mind
A development is more useful when it can eventually be produced consistently.
A client may need:
A particular weight without losing the desired hand feel
A specific colour on a particular construction
A print effect that needs a different approach
A surface effect on an existing fabric
A reference recreated using available materials and processes
A particular appearance at a commercially workable quantity
A modification to an existing fabric rather than a completely new development
Fabric → Construction → Colour → Process → Finish → Quantity → Application
This is where Fabrino’s design understanding, textile knowledge and manufacturing experience come together.
Have an Idea Worth Exploring?
You don’t always need to know exactly how a fabric should be made.
If you have a reference, an effect, a concept or simply a particular result you are trying to achieve, start by sharing the requirement with us.
We can assess the possibilities and determine whether it can be developed into a practical textile solution.
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