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Trevira CS® ignites Heimtextil 2026 with "WE CARE" campaign

Visitors are invited to stuff pillowcases for those in need

Indorama Ventures, a global sustainable chemical company, announces its Trevira CS® brand’s powerful and socially responsible presentation at Heimtextil 2026 in Frankfurt, Germany, from January 13 to 16, 2026. The impactful theme of the show: “WE CARE.”

“WE CARE”: A focus on community, sustainability, and craftsmanship

Trevira CS®, alongside its valued partners, is transforming the traditional trade show display into an active, meaningful experience at the Trevira CS Joint Booth (Hall 3.1, Stand G95). The theme "WE CARE" embodies a deep commitment to the textile industry, fire safety, mindful resource usage, and social responsibility.

“We care about the textile industry, fire safety indoors, the communities we operate in, the mindful usage of our resources, and about you and your loved ones. At Heimtextil 2026, we are completely shifting the focus from a passive display to an active, memorable, and meaningful experience,” says Svenja Fromm, Fibers Global Communication and Brand Manager.

© 2025 Indorama Ventures
© 2025 Indorama Ventures


Experiencing the fabric: Sensory engagement and social impact

The core of the "WE CARE" booth is an interactive activity designed to enhance sensory engagement and support a worthy cause:

1. Sensory enhancement: Visitors, including interior designers, decorators, and media, will be encouraged to physically touch, feel, and work with the Trevira CS fabrics, enabling a deeper understanding of essential qualities like drape, weight, and texture. Trevira CS fabric donations from various partners have been turned into pillowcases. Partner in this craftsmanship activity is hum Kissen, Sulingen, Germany. Since over 20 years, hum stands for sustainable design, high quality, and fair cooperation for cushions. That's why they only use valuable, certified materials for their hum design and outdoor cushions, which are manufactured in Germany. Their value promise: feel good in any environment! Also, pillowcases from various displays and showcases have been submitted by Trevira CS partners – all awaiting the following next step.

2. Memorable interaction & giving back: The WE CARE highlight activity invites Heimtextil visitors to stuff these pillowcases using permanently flame-retardant fibers provided by Indorama Ventures. This hands-on process allows participants to truly appreciate the fabric's "hand" and craftsmanship.

3. One act of kindness: All cushions created during the show will be handed over to the Lions Club Wiesbaden. They will ensure that the finished cushions are distributed to those in need within the local community, supporting two initiatives: “Herzenswärme” (Warmth of the Heart) initiative and the „IFB“ (Inklusion.Förderung.Betreuung/Inclusion.Support.Care.) initiative, which focuses on the inclusion of children with disabilities. We have therefore asked for the donation of Trevira CS fabrics certified as Oekotex Standard 100 Class I and II.

The team behind Trevira CS is honoured to partner with hum and the Lions Club Wiesbaden with their partners IFB and Herzenswärme and is very grateful and humble to have received so many colourful and beautiful Trevira CS fabrics from partners for this activity. A great thank you goes to all: (fabrics received at time of press release)

  • Baroni Filati S.r.l.
  • DHJ Weisters Ltd.
  • Engelbert E. Stieger AG
  • Exportacion Exit Fabrics
  • G-Tex Srl
  • Gebrüder Munzert GmbH & Co. KG
  • JAB Josef Anstoetz KG
  • Lodetex S.p.A.
  • Mottura S.P.A.
  • Pugi RG S.r.l.
  • Regina Baumann GmbH
  • Rothboeck Textilien GesmbH
  • Skopos Fabrics Limited
  • Teksko Kadife Fabric San. A.S.
  • TF Creation S.A.S.
  • Tessitura Gerosa srl
  • Tintoria filati Sala S.r.l.

Trevira CS Joint Booth Experience: Innovations in Flame-Retardancy & Design

The Trevira CS Joint Booth will feature a diverse collection of inherently flame-retardant products for the home textiles and contract market. The exhibiting partners will showcase products across all textile applications, from spun to fancy flame retardant yarns eligible for the brand Trevira CS to from lightweight curtains to upholstery fabrics, woven and knitted fabrics as well as interior solar shading solutions.

Dedicated gallery information walls will provide unique insights into the Trevira CS brand, its sub-brands, rigorous trademark testing, various application areas, and its path forward using advanced recycled materials.

Exhibiting Partners at the Trevira CS Joint Booth (Hall 3.1, G95)

Trevira CS is proud to exhibit alongside these esteemed partners:

  • Baroni Filati S.r.l.
  • FILTRADING S.R.L.
  • ILCAT S.P.A.
  • TORCITURA LEI TSU S.R.L.
  • LODETEX S.P.A.
  • MOTTURA Spa
  • PIF sarl
  • Pugi RG S.r.l.
  • Tintoria filati Sala S.r.l.
  • Selvafil S.A.
  • Hum Kissen
  • The Lion Club Wiesbaden

Deja™: Advancing sustainability with recycled materials

Demonstrating a commitment to a sustainable path forward, Indorama Ventures will also introduce the deja™ brand family. Deja marks fibers, yarns and technical fabrics made from what is already here, thereby significantly reducing CO2 emissions and environmental impact while delivering virgin-like performance.

This sustainable product family of staple fibers, filament yarns, and technical fabrics is suitable for a broad variety of applications, including home textiles, apparel, and automotive interiors.

Indorama Ventures and Trevira CS® invite all visitors to experience the "WE CARE" concept, to stuff a cushion, and engage with the Trevira CS partners, and its brands Trevira CS® and deja™ at Heimtextil 2026.

© 2025 Indorama Ventures
© 2025 Indorama Ventures



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