A big trend book that represents the sophisticated taste and competence of Chiron, offering a work and research tool with precious information and ideas.
Born in 1981, Chiron Intreccio is our flagship trend book dedicated to the textile world, offering a meticulous analysis of color and fabric inspirations for clothing and interior design.
Across 130 beautifully designed pages, Chiron Intreccio introduces six distinctive themes, along with more than 150 exclusive, original fabric swatches. Each theme features a curated palette of five colors dyed on silk satin.
The research for fabric swatches sees a selected group of professionals who collect the samples by combining their mature experience on the field with a careful eye to innovation. Impressive imagery is combined with new material ideas, which range among all creative fields such as fashion, photography, art and architecture.
Texts and keywords characterize fashion moods creating different stories illustrated between the different themes of the book, as well as giving technical information connected to the textile world.
Our trend books are handmade in Italy with exceptional care and attention to detail, produced twice a year in limited quantities and distributed worldwide. We are deeply committed to sustainability, making mindful choices that respect and protect the world around us. As part of this commitment, our trend books are printed on FSC-certified paper, 100% natural, and produced using HP Indigo printing technology, which utilizes water-based inks.
A narrative of colors intertwines, creating space for boundless creative expression.
Born in 1978, Chiron Caleidoscopio is entirely dedicated to the world of colors. A little-big book with an early prognosis of the color trends, presenting 30 colors developed through different sophisticated and inspirational designed themes.
The color palettes are accompanied by harmonies and combinations supported by numerous images of atmospheres and style.
The 30 colors are exclusively dyed on silk satin and showcased on an accordion-folded strip of cardboard, together with its corresponding Pantone code.