Kingpins Amsterdam connects denim design, tech and manufacturing

Kingpins Amsterdam brought together over 100 denim mills, garment factories, and suppliers; Lenzing and Kaihara launched the REMOD denim collection, and the TENCEL™ Lyocell–HV100 network expanded.
Kingpins Amsterdam is a key global trade show dedicated to the denim industry. This edition welcomed over 100 participants—including denim yarn spinners, fabric mills, garment manufacturers, and component suppliers—united by a focus on integrating design innovation, technical advancement, and scalable manufacturing.
Lenzing and Kaihara jointly launched the REMOD denim collection at the show. Built on their long-standing collaboration in fiber development and weaving expertise, the collection emphasizes sustainable raw materials and traceability, delivering functional yet aesthetically refined denim products.
The TENCEL™ Lyocell–HV100 network—initiated by Lenzing—also advanced its reach during the event. This initiative supports certified partners using HV100 high-wet-modulus lyocell fiber, promoting closed-loop production practices and supply chain transparency. Attendees engaged directly with technical briefings and certification pathways.
What it means for fabric buyers: Shaoxing-based and other Chinese denim fabric suppliers can assess feasibility of developing HV100 lyocell-blend denim fabrics using insights from the REMOD collection and HV100 network case studies. International buyers gain direct access to Asia-based mills with active TENCEL™ certification, helping streamline sampling and factory audits.
Prepared with AI assistance and reviewed by Luen Fabric editors.
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