What fabrics are popular in Europe this year (the top ten fabrics in the world)

1. Dormeuil

Dormeuil is a famous French men's clothing brand, but we will only talk about Dormeuil fabric here. Dormeuil is a top tier suit fabric with a factory located in the UK.

2. Scabal

Scabal, based on the belief that "we never consider reducing raw material costs," is recognized as the best fabric in the world and is known as the "king of fabrics.". Scabal claims to be the "best fabric that money can buy", and in recent decades, it has initiated almost all major technological breakthroughs in fabrics. In 1974, they developed 16.5 micrometer wool technology, which allowed the fabric count to exceed 100 for the first time. In 1991, they launched a record breaking super 150 count fabric, followed by 180, 200, and now the so-called "summit" super 250 count wool fabric, priced as high as £ 2000 per yard.

3. Holland&Sherry

Holland&Sherry, along with Scabal and Dormeuil, have become the three swordsmen of British fabrics, with comparable strength but each with its own unique features. Holland&Sherry excels in low count fabrics. The Snowy Rivex series consists of 100 pieces of full wool, with full fabric color, clear patterns, excellent hand feel, and good durability. They produced the world's first 100% worsted fabric using weaving technology, priced at over $4000 per yard, and began using it exclusively for high-end fashion manufacturers in Paris about 170 years ago.

4. Zegna

When the name Zegna is mentioned, it brings to mind two inseparable facts: it is a multinational company that holds a leading position in the high-end men's clothing industry, with products sold to more than 80 countries around the world. Ermenegildo Zegna is renowned worldwide for producing fine wool fabrics, constantly improving and innovating the fabric by weaving exquisite styles into the fabric. Pure cotton is blended with elastic fiber cotton, and cotton, linen, and other fabrics are naturally and perfectly combined. The 15 Milmil 15 series (equivalent to 150 or 160 units) and the classic 17 micron Trofeo are the two most popular series of the brand.

5. Loro Piana

Pietro LoroPiana founded the existing Loro Piana company on April 24, 1924. The family business is now in its sixth generation, providing high-quality cashmere and wool to customers who value taste and quality. It has become the world's largest cashmere manufacturer and largest wool purchaser, and was famous for purchasing the finest wool bag (11.8 microns) in 2004. 11.8 microns is currently the thinnest wool bag.

6. Cerruti 1881

F. LLI Cerriti 1881 is a top Italian brand of suit fabrics, founded by Nino Cerriti in 1881, with a history of 130 years, starting with the production of high-end fabrics. Its exquisite craftsmanship and yarn material are highly recognized by world-renowned brands, and its high count yarn wool material is the preferred fabric for making top-level suits.

7. Marzoni

The initial workshop was located in the famous wool producing area of Vadanio in Italy. More than 200 types of fabrics are produced annually. Acquired Valentino Ganarani from Italy, Hugo Boss from Germany, and Marlboro casual men's clothing. Together with Gucci Group and LVMH Group, they are known as the world's three largest fashion groups.

Its suit fabric brands include the mid to high end brand Guabello, whose main products are concentrated in 130, 150, and 180 pieces; Mid range brand Marlane, with products concentrated in 110 and 120 units. Currently, Youshan also provides customized services for the full range of products from these two brands.

8. VBC

VBC fabrics have good wrinkle recovery ability, and after wearing clothes, they will quickly recover to a flat and straight state; In terms of wear resistance, the series of products also have good performance, so they are widely favored by global consumers. The fabric woven from Australian ultra-fine Merino wool has an extremely soft texture, comparable to cashmere. Italy's Vidale AG is fortunate to be the world's largest buyer of this type of wool. Its noble quality and limited production have continuously become symbols of identity and taste for a few people worldwide.

9. REDA

The origin of REDA in 1865 marked the beginning of a legendary story of unwavering loyalty to wool. The mission of REDA is to produce classic men's clothing fabrics with excellent quality, noble taste, unique charm, and perfect expression of Italian style. REDA is not only a company, but also the flagship logo of Italian products. REDA fabric is a proud achievement of Italian craftsmanship, and in 2008, the BIOTECH series products with environmental protection concepts were launched. This fabric is characterized by the minimal use of chemical raw materials in the dyeing and finishing process, and more use of natural dyeing and chemical additives and water resources rich in mineral substances in the BIELLA region for dyeing and finishing,

10. Guabello

Guabello, translated as Gaobole or Guanbeiluo, was founded in 1815. It is a company specializing in the production of high-end suits and worsted fabrics in the BIELLA region of Italy. It is a fabric brand under the Marzotto S.P.A group. For over two centuries, Guabello has successfully maintained a unique standard in fabric quality, thus winning an outstanding position in the world's woolen fabric industry. Through the efforts of generations of operators, textile technology has always been in a leading position and is now under the famous Italian group.