Future Fabrics Expo’s move to Brussels for 2026, gave it a bigger platform to push traceable, lower-impact materials, recycling and regenerative sourcing into the mainstream
BRUSSELS – Future Fabrics Expo used last week’s 2026 edition in Brussels to put material innovation, traceability and circularity at the centre of the sourcing debate, as brands and suppliers face rising pressure to cut emissions, reduce chemical risk and improve supply chain visibility.
Biosynthetics were given a dedicated area for the first time, reflecting growing interest in non-fossil inputs such as sugarcane-based elastane and fermented protein fibres.
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