Indet Group 
Were you surprised by the choice for the Pantone Color of the Year 2026? Looking back, we have gone from an intense and vibrant Viva Magenta to a sweet Peach Fuzz, and from there to an even softer and more discreet Mocha Mousse. And now, an ethereal white, Cloud Dancer—pristine and neutral, yet open to … Read more
Every brand has its own style, with lines and details that make it unique and immediately recognizable to its followers. However, when launching new collections—especially those aiming to appeal to a different audience or explore trends—it is essential for the brand to maintain its identity while adapting to these specific styles. Labels are no exception; … Read more
For years, sustainability was associated with a young, urban audience or people highly aware of environmental issues. But that has changed — sustainability is no longer something exclusive to a small group of consumers. Today, it’s part of the purchasing decisions of many people. More and more customers want to know where their clothes come … Read more
Managing fashion at scale has never been easy — and with the industry’s recent growth, it has only become more complex. It’s not just about market trends, which are ever-changing and hard to predict, but also about the logistics of production itself: suppliers, factories in different countries, tight deadlines… Keeping control over every garment or … Read more
In the fashion world, staying ahead means anticipating trends. At Indet, we design our new label collections with future color trends in mind, ensuring they’re perfectly aligned with our clients’ collections from day one. We’re already working on the trends for Spring–Summer 2027! The upcoming shades are diverse and full of personality — from bold, … Read more
When we think of a clothing label, we often picture a technical detail: fabric composition, size, washing instructions… But it’s much more than that. A label is the first conversation between your brand and the person buying the garment. If it’s poorly translated, uses an unfortunate color, or doesn’t comply with local regulations, it can … Read more
Have you ever found yourself struggling to read the information on a clothing label? You’re not alone. It happens to many people. Whether someone is trying to check the fabric composition, understand the washing instructions, or confirm the size, poor legibility can negatively impact both the customer experience and the brand’s image. Even though labels … Read more
Sustainability is no longer just a trend — it’s a demand from the market, from consumers, and from the planet. The fashion industry, one of the most influential in the world but also one of the most polluting, is undergoing a major transformation toward more responsible practices. While the spotlight often falls on organic fabrics … Read more
In the professional textile sector, every garment must do more than just serve an aesthetic or functional purpose — it often has to withstand extremely demanding conditions. This is especially true for clothing that goes through industrial laundering, such as in healthcare, hospitality, manufacturing, or textile rental services. And there’s one detail that’s often overlooked … Read more
We’ve mentioned before that labels are not just there to provide information about garment care or materials – they also play a vital role in communicating brand identity and values. But in industries such as sportswear, outdoor apparel, swimwear, or workwear, labels have to go even further: they must withstand extreme conditions without losing their … Read more