TFL has released its new TFL Colour Trends Catalogue for the Spring Summer 2022 season in a new elegant format, smaller in size, however, very easy to handle.In this catalogue, TFL presents the colour trends for the leather garment, footwear and upholstery industry.
The colour trends are divided into “Wearing” and “Living”, devoting a section to each within the publication. Wearing comprises inspirations and colour trends for garments and footwear. Living features all colours that will decorate the interior designs of the season.
In “Wearing”, evolution, an intrinsic part of human nature, brings with it constant change and new ideas, new styles increasingly focusing on environmental impact and sustainability. In this context, colours blend in, giving life to dusty nuances where primary tones merge with urban and retro nuances. This characteristic is best embodied by nubuck, which is treated with a multitude of worn effects.
In “Living”, to be contemporary is to move with the times and feel at home in an ever-changing world. And there is no better way to feel comfortable than to open up to the aspirations, dreams and doubts that shape the world you live in. Architects, designers and craftsmen give form to these influences. This leads to all kinds of variations of sustainably tanned and retanned leathers with an authentic look that fully accentuate the natural grain of the chosen leather.
We are confident that the TFL Colour Trends catalogue will assist you in taking decisions regarding colour trends and wish you a happy reading.
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