Made in Filo

The third “Made in Filo” collection will be on display at Filo65, an initiative that engages all Filo players in a virtuous journey. The spinning mills stand out in this context, providing the textile materials that, thanks to expert craftsmanship, are then transformed into the “Made in Filo” fabrics collection. But what do the spinning mills expect from participating in the “Made in Filo” project? Today Alberto Enoch of Servizi e Seta provides the answer.

“Made in Filo” reaches its third edition in February 2026. The ambitious project, unique in the international trade fair landscape, sees Filo produce its own fabric collection, using materials supplied by exhibitors.

With “Made in Filo,” Filo has launched a unique initiative in the panorama of international textile fairs, with a clear goal: to show to Filo visitors the development potential of the materials exhibited at the fair. To achieve this, Filo has taken on the challenging task of “going into production itself,” a task not easily achieved by a fair. The result is a capsule collection of fabric samples created from materials provided by exhibitors, which particularly emphasizes the technical aspects of both the yarns used and the processes employed.
It is an ambitious project, which, together with Filo, has involved exhibitors and several partner companies. The “Made in Filo” collection will be exhibited at the 64th edition of Filo, scheduled for September 23 and 24, 2025, at Fiera Milano Rho – Hall 14.

Biella, September 2 2025

Spinning mills are the protagonists of “Made in Filo.” While the starting point – the inspirations – are Filo’s product development proposals, collected for Filo64 in “Vice-Versa“, the interpretation given by the yarn producers exhibiting at Filo is equally significant in the construction of “Made in Filo.” That’s why it’s important to listen to their voices, their opinions on the initiative, and what results they expect from participating in a unique project in the international textile trade fair landscape. Below, we publish the third and last part of the interviews with the companies that participated in the project.

Spinning mills are the protagonists of “Made in Filo.” While the starting point – the inspirations – are Filo’s product development proposals, collected for Filo64 in “Vice-Versa”, the interpretation given by the yarn producers exhibiting at Filo is equally significant in the construction of “Made in Filo.” That’s why it’s important to listen to their voices, their opinions on the initiative, and what results they expect from participating in a unique project in the international textile trade fair landscape. Below, we publish the second part of the interviews with the companies that participated in the project.

With “Made in Filo,” Filo has embarked on an ambitious project: going into production. As a trade fair, Filo has taken on the responsibility of presenting a capsule collection of fabrics made with materials provided by exhibitors.

Spinning mills are the protagonists of “Made in Filo.” While the starting point – the inspiration – are Filo’s product development proposals, collected for Filo64 in “Vice-Versa”, the interpretation given by the yarn producers exhibiting at Fil is equally significant in the construction of “Made in Filo.” It’s therefore worth hearing their opinions on the initiative and what results they expect from participating in a unique project in the international textile trade fair panorama. Below, we publish the first part of the interviews with the companies that participated in the project. We will release a second and third part of interviews in future issues of FiloNewsletter – “Made in Filo” Special Issue.