Collection Spring / Summer2027

Trends in Embroidery and Textile Decoration (Text and Fotos : Reiner Knochel)

White, offwhite and natural shades will play a major role in the spring-summer 2027 season. Neutral on one side, at the same time leaving room for imaginative design ideas…

Collage: Reiner Knochel

Of course, this story is also inspired by Pantone’s colour of the year 2026 “Cloud Dancer” Pantone 11-4201…

Interpretations of Pantone’s Colour of the Year 2026 with Gunold products…

Not too serious please – it’s time for playful experimenting and humorous statements…

Left: embroidered frog by Annemarie Schebler, Modefachschule Sigmaringen
Right: fly agaric, embroidered on artificial moss. Design: Ciel Kirsten, Modefachschule Sigmaringen

Let’s discover the beauty of nature and of textiles made of natural materials, like Gunold’s SULKY viscose thread. Changing stich directions within an embroidered filling brings depth and shine into an embroidered pattern…

Viscose SULKY embroidery by Amanda Gutgesell, Texoversum Reutlingen

We’ll see a lot of attractive structures both within the fabrics used as well as with the embellishment techniques chosen. Tactile experiences at its best…

Textile manipulation using structured fabric, foils from Framis, old lace samples and embroidery. Design by Reiner Knochel and Jutta Erb, Modefachschule Sigmaringen

Lightweight laces, of course embroidered, are a must next summer, offering moments of ease and lightheartedness…

Design: Stefanie Mittmann, Berlin

Of course: FLOWERS ! But special, cool, innovative and kind of abstract please – here some ideas…

Left: Combination of print and embroider by Jutta Erb & Annette Hecht-Bauer, Modefachschule Sigmaringen
Right: Flower design by Modefachschule Sigmaringen on knitwear by The Knitwear Lab NL

Left: Design by Caroline Jones using beautiful pastel shades from SULKY visose multicolor and matt COTTY BIO
Right: Design by Caroline Jones using two SULKY viscose colours

Fabrics are gathered and draped having the chance to change the look and the use of the garments depending on the mood…

Gatherings created at Modefachschule Sigmaringen using effect threads from Gunold on sewing machines

Gatherings on functional reflective fabric by regine iq trim. Design by Carla Wettermann, Modefachschule Sigmaringen

Summer denims are treated with effect seams and cut-outs to achiev great effects after industrial washing…

Left and right: effect seams and cut-outs created by Modefachschule Sigmaringen. Garment-Wash by Denim Authoritiy Tunisia

Moments to calm down are achieved chosing the perfect fabric made of soft natural materials like linen, silk or hemp, decorating them with simple embroidery. Chose the embroidery thread and colour carefully – it’s the detail which counts…

Left: Design by Caroline Jones embroidered with Gunold’s FLASH in copper and metallized METY in multicolor
Right: Eye design by Paula Zahn, Modefachschule Sigmaringen, embroidery with POLY FLASH by Gunold

Clean and simple at daytime – misterious and glamorous at night…

Reflective / iridescent effect tranfer ribbon and transfer dots by regine iq trim (left without, right with flash)

Reflective/irdescent effect fabric by regine iq trim, embroidered with Gunold’s GLOWY glow in the dark thread. Design by Emely Hoppe, Modefachschule Sigmaringen (left without, right with flash)

Our senses will be stimulated visually first, but always again when touching the fabrics or garments because the fabrics chosen will always have something special for you…

Left: Effect fabric with embroidered flowers created by Vivien Büttgen, Modefachschule Sigmaringen
Right: Embroidered swan by Modefachschule Sigmaringen in fluorescent POLY by Gunold on effect knitwear created by The Knitwear Lab NL