ARNIA TEXTILE FASHION will take part in Première Vision Paris, from 1 to 3 September 2026, presenting its new Autumn–Winter 2027/2028 collection of AW27/28 Italian fancy fabrics.

You can visit us at Booth 1H29.

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The new ARNIA AW27/28 collection brings together contemporary fancy fabrics, Special Range Jacquard developments and experimental textile surfaces created for fashion brands looking for distinction, feasibility and responsible Made in Italy production.

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Contemporary AW27/28 Italian Fancy Fabrics for Autumn–Winter 2027/2028

ARNIA TEXTILE FASHION is an Italian textile converter and production partner based in the Lombardy Textile District, between Varese, Como and Milan.

For the AW27/28 Italian fancy fabrics season, ARNIA presents a new collection designed for brands that need expressive materials, technical reliability and a realistic development route from fabric idea to finished collection.

The new AW27/28 Italian fancy fabrics collection includes:

  • jacquards
  • embroidery
  • prints
  • fil coupé
  • devoré
  • plissé
  • special surface effects
  • experimental textile developments

This is not a generic fabric proposal. It is a contemporary textile direction created to support fashion brands that want materials with identity, depth and production feasibility.

Explore ARNIA’s textile approach here:
Textile & Garment Production Partner


Designed to be SEEN. Developed to be MADE.

Our first seasonal motto is:

Designed to be SEEN. Developed to be MADE.

For ARNIA, a fabric must do more than look beautiful.

A contemporary fancy fabric must be seen, touched, understood and developed within a real collection process. It must carry visual impact, but it must also support product decisions, sampling, production timing and technical feasibility.

This is why our AW27/28 Italian fancy fabrics are developed around two essential ideas:

Visual identity

A fabric can define the attitude of a garment.
It can transform a silhouette.
It can give a collection a stronger visual language.
It can become the reason why a piece is remembered.

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ARNIA TEXTILE FASHION at Première Vision Paris AW27/28

Development feasibility

A fabric also needs a clear route.
It must be evaluated for construction, hand-feel, repeatability, timing, quantities, finishing and final application.

Designed to be SEEN. Developed to be MADE. means that ARNIA connects textile creativity with the practical discipline required by fashion brands, buyers, product managers and sourcing teams.

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AW27/28 Italian Fancy Fabrics at Première Vision Paris

Read more about ARNIA’s textile collections:
Innovative Textile Fashion Collections


A New AW27/28 Italian Fancy Fancy Fabrics – contemporary textile novelties

The new ARNIA AW27/28 Italian fancy fabrics collection explores contemporary surfaces for Autumn–Winter 2027/2028.

The collection is built around expressive materials, tactile depth, light reflection, volume, transparency, relief and movement.

Jacquard fabrics

Our jacquard fabrics explore structure, woven pattern, yarn interaction and surface architecture.

Embroidery and raised effects

Embroidery allows the fabric surface to become more physical, expressive and dimensional.

Prints and textile colour stories

Prints are developed on selected bases to support contemporary fashion directions and brand-specific visual languages.

Fil coupé, devoré and special surfaces

Fil coupé, devoré and special surface effects bring contrast, transparency, texture and movement into the collection.

Experimental pre-collection trials

Alongside the main AW27/28 collection, ARNIA will present experimental textile trials developed to support pre-collection work, capsule projects and distinctive collection highlights.

For custom textile developments, explore:
Fabric Sourcing Made in Italy


Special Range Jacquard: New Techniques, New Effects, New Textile Surfaces

Alongside the new AW27/28 Italian fancy fabrics, ARNIA will present the latest developments from its Special Range Jacquard.

Our second seasonal motto is:

Jacquard is a DECISION. Much more than a DECORATION.

Jacquard is often described as a pattern.

For ARNIA, jacquard is much more.

It is structure.
It is light.
It is relief.
It is yarn interaction.
It is textile engineering.
It is surface architecture.
It is a product decision.

A jacquard fabric does not simply decorate a garment. It influences the way the garment behaves, moves, reflects light and communicates identity.

This is why our Special Range Jacquard developments focus on new techniques, new effects and new textile surfaces for brands seeking contemporary Italian fancy fabrics with stronger personality and real development feasibility.

Read our jacquard insight:
Jacquard Fabric is Not Just a Pattern


From Textile Experiment to Responsible Made in Italy Production

ARNIA TEXTILE FASHION helps fashion brands connect creative vision, textile feasibility, traceability and Made in Italy production through one accountable Lombardy-based partnership.

The AW27/28 Italian fancy fabrics collection is part of this approach.

We work with selected textile partners in the Lombardy Textile District, coordinating fabric development, sourcing, sampling, documentation and project-specific feasibility.

Our goal is to help brands make better textile decisions before those decisions become delays, unnecessary sampling rounds or production risk.

Responsible sourcing, project by project

Certification, traceability and compliance requirements depend on the material, article, production lot, technical MOQ, Chain of Custody and applicable standard.

For this reason, ARNIA confirms availability, feasibility, timing, pricing and certification pathways project by project after technical review.

Learn more about ARNIA’s sustainability and transparency approach:
Sustainability at ARNIA
Transparency and Corporate Commitments


Why Visit ARNIA at Première Vision Paris?

At Première Vision Paris, Booth 1H29, ARNIA TEXTILE FASHION will present a focused selection of AW27/28 Italian fancy fabrics and experimental textile developments for fashion brands looking for:

distinctive contemporary fancy fabrics;
Italian jacquard fabrics and Special Range Jacquard developments;
embroidery, prints, fil coupé, devoré and plissé;
new textile surfaces and experimental pre-collection trials;
fabric sourcing and custom textile development;
stock-supported bases for faster development routes;
responsible Made in Italy textile production.

Explore our stock-supported fabric route:
Fabrics Stock Supported


Bring Us the Brief — Not Just a Buying List

If you are developing an Autumn–Winter 2027/2028 collection, bring us your project brief.

At Booth 1H29, we can help you evaluate the most realistic textile route according to:

product category;
target fabric direction;
expected quantities or metres;
current development stage;
target timing;
price architecture;
traceability or certification requirements.

ARNIA TEXTILE FASHION is not only a fabric supplier. We work as a Made in Italy textile partner, helping brands connect creative ideas with technical feasibility, responsible sourcing and production logic.

For garment development and capsule projects, visit:
Cut & Sew Services


Preview the AW27/28 Italian Fancy Fabrics Collection

The new ARNIA AW27/28 Italian fancy fabrics collection and the latest Special Range Jacquard developments will be available for preview before the fair.

Discover contemporary Italian fancy fabrics designed to be seen — and developed to be made.

Preview the new AW27/28 collection:

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Preview the new SPECIAL JACQUARD AW27/28 range:

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AW27/28 Italian Fancy Fabrics at Première Vision Paris

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Meet ARNIA TEXTILE FASHION at Première Vision Paris

Première Vision Paris
1–3 September 2026
Paris Nord Villepinte
Booth 1H29

We invite fashion designers, buyers, product managers, sourcing teams and brand founders to discover our AW27/28 Italian fancy fabrics, our Special Range Jacquard and our latest experimental textile surfaces.

Designed to be SEEN. Developed to be MADE.
Jacquard is a DECISION. Much more than a DECORATION.

Visit ARNIA TEXTILE FASHION at Booth 1H29.

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THANK-YOU FROM ARNIA MADE IN ITALY


Related ARNIA Resources

Explore ARNIA’s textile services and insights:

Textile & Garment Production Partner
Innovative Textile Fashion Collections
Fabric Sourcing Made in Italy
Fabrics Stock Supported
Cut & Sew Services
Sustainability at ARNIA
Transparency and Corporate Commitments
Textile Insights for Fashion Brands
The Lombardy Textile District of Excellence
GOTS, GRS and FSC: Certified Fabric vs Certified Garment
Jacquard Fabric is Not Just a Pattern


FAQ

Where can I meet ARNIA TEXTILE FASHION at Première Vision Paris?

You can meet ARNIA TEXTILE FASHION at Première Vision Paris, from 1 to 3 September 2026, at Booth 1H29.

What will ARNIA present at Première Vision Paris AW27/28?

ARNIA will present its new AW27/28 Italian fancy fabrics collection, including jacquards, embroidery, prints, fil coupé, devoré, plissé, special surface effects and experimental pre-collection textile developments.

What are AW27/28 Italian fancy fabrics?

AW27/28 Italian fancy fabrics are contemporary textile proposals for Autumn–Winter 2027/2028, developed to bring visual identity, texture, surface expression and technical feasibility into fashion collections.

What is ARNIA’s Special Range Jacquard?

The Special Range Jacquard is ARNIA’s research direction dedicated to jacquard fabrics with new techniques, new effects and new textile surfaces. For ARNIA, jacquard is not only decoration: it is a textile and product decision.

Can ARNIA develop custom fabrics for a brand?

Yes. ARNIA supports custom textile development from creative briefs, physical swatches, archive references or specific collection needs. Feasibility, timing, quantities and technical route are confirmed project by project.

Does ARNIA offer stock-supported fabrics?

Yes. ARNIA offers selected stock-supported bases and running qualities that can support faster sampling, colour trials, print trials, capsule projects and development routes, subject to current availability and technical validation.

Are certification and traceability available?

Certification and traceability may be available depending on the article, material, production lot, technical MOQ, Chain of Custody and applicable standard. ARNIA confirms certification and claim applicability case by case.

Can I preview the AW27/28 collection before the fair?

Yes. ARNIA will make the new AW27/28 Italian fancy fabrics collection and the latest Special Range Jacquard developments available for preview before Première Vision Paris.

How can I book a meeting with ARNIA at Première Vision Paris?

You can book a meeting through our Première Vision fair page or contact ARNIA TEXTILE FASHION directly. Visit us at Booth 1H29 during Première Vision Paris, 1–3 September 2026.

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Carlo Rola CEO / Commercial Manager / Sustainability Risk Manager
Carlo Rola is Deputy CEO and Sustainability Risk Manager at ARNIA – Soc. Coop. Sociale MADE IN ITALY, where he merges textile innovation with social inclusion and environmental responsibility. With over 30 years of leadership in the Italian textile industry, he has guided companies from luxury embroidery to sustainable fabric conversion. Today, Carlo champions a model where Made in Italy craftsmanship, circular economy, and human dignity are woven together to shape the future of fashion.

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