Discover the latest yarn directions for Autumn/Winter 2027.28 with FEEL THE YARN No. 16—an essential trend publication for fashion designers, knitwear professionals, textile developers, and creative teams seeking to stay ahead of the market and inspire future collections.
Season Theme: FREE TO DISOBEY
The defining theme for the Autumn/Winter 2027.28 season is FREE TO DISOBEY—a powerful concept that shapes the season's key trends and color direction.
Being free to disobey is a quiet yet meaningful personal revolution. It encourages creative momentum, critical thinking, and, above all, the confidence to express and defend one's identity through texture, material, and color.
This theme explores the balance between social expectations and individual conscience. In a world that often demands conformity, FREE TO DISOBEY celebrates the pursuit of independence, authenticity, and personal freedom while maintaining respect for others.
The result is a carefully curated selection of yarns and color stories that move beyond convention, embracing a more personal, comfortable, and genuine approach to design.
FEEL THE YARN was created with a distinctive vision—to explore fashion and design trends entirely through the language of yarn.
Unlike other trend publications, it places yarn at the center of the creative process, highlighting its essential role in shaping the remarkable evolution of knitwear over the past fifteen years.
Combining inspiring imagery with thought-provoking editorial content, FEEL THE YARN No. 16 offers fresh perspectives for anyone involved in knitwear design and product development.
This edition presents a unique visual journey that brings together seasonal inspiration with:
Innovative yarns for the Autumn/Winter 2027.28 season
Knit swatches and textures that showcase the tactile qualities of each material
Finished knitwear garments interpreting today's reality and tomorrow's lifestyle
FEEL THE YARN offers a fresh perspective on how yarn can express emotions, creativity, and the evolving values of contemporary society.