Designtex has introduced Pepper, a new multi-use textile designed for circularity, made from recycled fabric waste and offcuts. Featuring a subtle pattern and available in various sophisticated colors, Pepper is versatile for upholstery and vertical applications. It is part of the Loop-to-Loop family, which includes other circular textiles, and is manufactured from 80% postconsumer and 20% preconsumer recycled polyester, free from harmful ingredients and finishes, ensuring it supports a sustainable design lifecycle.

Designtex has launched the Wool Library, a collection of four foundational textiles made from high-quality, renewable wool, available in 190 colors. The collection emphasizes sustainability, with three styles containing 70% postconsumer recycled materials from the fashion industry. These textiles are designed for durability and comfort, free from harmful chemicals, and suitable for high-traffic environments. The collection includes Basket, Checker, Micro Tweed, and Heather, each offering unique textures and color options, making them ideal for various design projects.

Designtex has introduced four new coated textile patterns—Facet, Idle, Swift, and Wayside—available in 44 colorways. These fabrics are designed to enhance environments with texture and durability, suitable for healthcare, education, hospitality, and workplaces. Wayside and Idle mimic woven textiles, while Swift offers a colorful overlay, and Facet is inspired by biophilic design and fractals.

The latest iteration in the collaboration between Designtex + Wallace Sewell are River Lea and The Thames - a dynamic duet of coordinating striped patterns using a high performance and finish-free construction.

Defined as Performance Luxury, these classic textiles are not only beautifully designed but cleverly engineered to withstand robust cleaning without sacrificing tactility, creativity or elegance.

Offered in a kaleidoscope of over 100 colors, the collection is an expansive matrix of patterns, solids, and textures.