Featuring Yarns and Colors of 2025

In 2025, the fashion world is witnessing striking innovations in both yarns and colors. Ranging from natural tones to vibrant and bold hues, the 2025 color trends are being blended with a sustainability theme. Especially the question "What is sustainable fabric?" has become a priority topic for both consumers and designers, as the fabric's raw material is yarn. In this era where eco-friendly materials are taking center stage, fashion is shaping not only through aesthetics but also with a sense of responsibility. Based on this information, you can see the detailed 2025 trends we've compiled for you below.

Pantone 2025: Mocha Mousse

The Pantone Color Institute has announced the 2025 Pantone color as Mocha Mousse. A shade of brown, Mocha Mousse is known by Pantone 17-1230 TCX code. This rich and warm tone will be the trend color for a variety of products, ranging from fabrics to cosmetics. In addition to this tone, the other color palettes recommended by the institute include 11-4302 Cannoli Cream, 13-1108 Cream Tan, 15-1116 Safari, 15-1317 Sirocco, 16-1414 Chantarelle, 18-1421 Baltic Amber, and 19-1216 Chocolate Martini. Be sure to join our fair to showcase your yarns to the countless consumers following the Pantone Color Institute, which sets the color scale for the fashion world!

2025 Trend: Sustainable Yarns

Sustainable yarns are at the forefront of the 2025 fashion trends as a reflection of eco-friendly and ethical production practices. These yarns, produced using methods that make more efficient use of natural resources and minimize environmental impact, are raising awareness of sustainability in fashion. Textiles made from recyclable materials or those that are biodegradable are highly preferred by both designers and consumers.
 

 
Organic Cotton Yarn

Organic cotton yarn is one of the most preferred sustainable fabrics. Produced without the use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides, this type of yarn protects both nature and user health. Additionally, the reduction in water consumption during production processes and the long-term preservation of soil fertility are increasing the preference for organic cotton.

Organic Hemp Yarn

Organic hemp yarn, with its durability and eco-friendly production process, is becoming indispensable in the 2025 sustainable fashion trends. Hemp, which requires less water and energy due to its fast growth properties, offers an alternative that reduces environmental impact in the textile industry. Additionally, with its antibacterial properties and breathable structure, organic hemp yarn is preferred in both everyday wear and special designs.

Organic Linen Yarn

Organic linen yarn is a sustainable type that stands out with its naturalness and eco-friendly production process. Made from the flax plant, this yarn requires minimal water consumption and the use of chemicals. With its breathable texture, organic linen yarn is especially preferred in the summer months and is also known for its longevity. The natural methods used in its production minimize environmental impact, and organic linen is also a recyclable material.

Econyl Yarn

Econyl yarn is an innovative type that revolutionizes the sustainable fashion concept. Made from recycled fishing nets, textile waste, and industrial plastics, Econyl not only protects the environment but also offers high-quality textile products. This material, which has a wide range of uses from swimwear to sportswear, is one of the most successful examples of the circular economy approach.

Tencel Yarn

Tencel yarn is a popular option among sustainable yarns due to its eco-friendly production methods and soft texture. Made from natural wood pulp, Tencel uses a closed-loop system in its production process, minimizing water consumption and waste. Additionally, its skin-friendly structure and antibacterial properties make Tencel a preferred yarn for a wide range of applications, from everyday wear to luxury fashion products.

Wool Yarn

Wool yarn stands out as one of the key materials in sustainable textile production due to its natural and renewable nature. This durable and flexible yarn provides comfort in both cold and hot weather conditions due to its heat insulation and breathability. Organic wool yarn is processed in an eco-friendly manner with minimal chemical usage and is recyclable, making it an important material for sustainability.

Cashmere Yarn

Cashmere yarn is known for its luxurious texture as well as its sustainable production processes. Made from the naturally shed fur of cashmere goats, this yarn is famous for its softness and heat-insulating properties. With its long-lasting and high-quality structure, it adheres to the principle of low consumption. To reduce environmental impact, many manufacturers prefer natural and eco-friendly methods in the processing of cashmere.

Camel Wool Yarn

Camel wool is a natural textile material frequently preferred by sustainable fabric manufacturers. Obtained from the fur of camels that adapt to the harsh desert climate, this wool yarn is known for its heat-retaining properties and durability. The prioritization of animal welfare during production and its recyclability make camel wool yarn a valuable component in sustainable fashion. Additionally, this yarn is widely used in the luxury clothing and accessory sectors.

To explore all these yarn types or to meet with manufacturers, don't forget to visit the 21st International İstanbul Yarn Fair, held by TÜYAP from February 26-28, 2025.