Working in association with a young designer, the whole of the Epson stand at Heimtextil in Frankfurt in January will feature a customised design implemented across multiple media and products to showcase the potential and opportunity that inkjet technology gives to designers and home textile producers. Included in the display will be curtains and bed linen produced on cotton and linen fabrics using the latest Monna Lisa Vinci and Monna Lisa Evo Tre digital textile printers, designed by F.lli Robustelli and based on Epson technology, in cooperation with For.tex.
During Heimtextil, Epson will also team up with DMI, the German Fashion Institute, to show textile designers and producers how they can create, proof – using an Epson Stylus Pro 4900 printer – and digitally print their textiles.
Visitors to the stand will also see the Epson SureColor SC-F2000 direct-to-textile printer in action as it prints directly on to fabric and personalises aprons, cushions and other textile products.