This wad of fibres
was a sweater,
It will become a sweater,
and will become a sweater again
or a jacket,
which will come back as a rag,
which will become again
a sweater, which...
This wad of fibres
was a sweater,
It will become a sweater,
and will become a sweater again
or a jacket,
which will come back as a rag,
which will become again
a sweater, which...
January 9/10, 2024
thelondontextilefair.co.uk
January 12/13/14, 2024
January 16/17, 2024
January 16/17, 2024
gater.it
January 17/18, 2024
www.afabricaffair.biz
January 23/24/25, 2024
munichfabricstart.com
January 30/31 and February 1, 2024
milanounica.it
February 21/22, 2024
We make it with fabrics recovered from the design stage of our collections.
Unique pieces, representing how contemporary fashion should always be: conscious and circular.
Come and get it at our Milano Unica fair booth, from Jan 30th al Feb 1st.
Craftsmanship, Innovation, Traceability and Sustainability
The iconic collection. Solid and fancy fabrics for Men's everyday outfit
A line of textiles bringing into knits Fortex's historic dressing concept. Its look is still having the usual masculine touch , never formal , but with a much better wearing comfort than a woven cloth.
A "Fortex-style" range of cotton fabrics , even more based on sport and leisure. Good value in the prices , but keeping the traditional italian standard of service and flexibility.
Not everyone knows that Fortex is producing textiles with recycled materials since 1963. And it does it transparently , taking absolute care of the environmental impact of its production cycle. As from many years it belongs to 4Sustainability , and duly respects ZDHC protocol and principles. The aim of this collection is to show how an industry can produce fashion textiles without destroying our planet.
Fortex was born in 1963 in Prato, with the idea of offering to the north-european brands a fusion of the rugs-recycling tradition with the italian fashion creativity.
In following decades other collections completed its range of products, like the jerseys of "Knit" and the cottons of "Cotton Lab", nowadays exported over 44 countries. Working from the beginning mainly with recycled materials, Fortex has gathered a huge knowhow in textiles. That's why its fabrics are beatiful and innovative, but even durable and eco-friendly.
1.146.357
meters per year produced
44
countries where we export
6.300
coffee drunk every year
Fortex SpA applies the Chemical Management 4sustainability® Protocol for eliminating toxic and harmful substances in production through the Zero Discharge of Hazardous Chemicals - ZDHC MRSL.
The Protocol implementation ensures compliance with a set of production process management requirements by the company and its supply chain aimed at eliminating toxic and harmful chemicals.inating toxic and harmful substances in production through the Zero Discharge of Hazardous Chemicals - ZDHC MRSL.
The implementation level of 4S® Protocol (Basic, Advanced, Excellence) is verified every year through a quantitative and qualitative assessment tool whose purpose is to check whether requirements relating the organization, process mapping, chemical inventory evaluation, production traceability, training, etc. have been applied and to which extent.inating toxic and harmful substances in production through the Zero Discharge of Hazardous Chemicals - ZDHC MRSL.
4sustainability® is the Process Factory brand that certifies the adoption by fashion and luxury companies of the sustainability roadmap.
Nowadays the enviroment is a really discussed topic. With the ingreasing news about the global pollution also grow the awarness that the enviroment can’t be cosidered an unlimited space and that the global resouces aren’t endless. For this reason we must try to improve wherever possible, in order to reverse this trend.
The TC (Textile-Clothing) sector costitutes a hugely important economic sector for Italy; it’s the third national manufactoring sector, thats count about 450.000 employees and over 50.000 active companies throughout the country, representing more or less the 10% of the VA (Value Added) of Italian manufacturing.
Nevertheless, still considering his primary role economically or maybe exactly because of this, textile has come under the spotlights regarding the sustainability question.
The textile productions, in most cases, use particularly impactfull process enviromentally speaking, especially regards the natural resource consumption (particularly water), electric energy consumption and the abundant use of chemicals. To be precise wet processes, like dyeing, printing and fixing, are those in which most water and chemicals are used.
Fortex S.p.A.
Via Bisenzio, 69
59013 - Montemurlo (PO), Italy
+39 0574 652321
info@fortexspa.com
Alberto Rosati | Product Manager albertorosati@fortexspa.com
Roberto Rosati | Merchandising Manager robertorosati@fortexspa.com
Maurizio Campopiano | Sales Manager mauriziocampopiano@fortexspa.com
Elena Meoni | Sales Assistant elena@fortexspa.com
Annalisa Azzini | Sales Manager annalisa@fortexspa.com
Antonella Baccini | Sales Assistant antonella@fortexspa.com
Massimo Meoni | Bokkeeping manager massimomeoni@fortexspa.com
Roberta Benassai | Bookkeeping Assistant roberta@fortexspa.com