Nilörn – Now part of Trimco Group
On July 22, 2026 Trimco Group completed the acquisition of Nilörngruppen, and we are proud to officially become part of the Trimco Group.
For our clients, partners and colleagues, this means combining two highly complementary businesses with one shared ambition: to create even greater value through stronger global capabilities, broader expertise and continued innovation within branding, labelling, packaging and digital product identification.
While joining a larger global group, what has always defined Nilörn remains unchanged – our commitment to long-term partnerships, design, sustainability and helping brands strengthen their identity.
We are excited about the opportunities ahead and look forward to this next chapter together with our new colleagues across Trimco Group.
Save the date – Nilörn at the fairs AW26
Performance Days
A leading fair dedicated to functional fabrics and accessories, focusing on sustainable textiles for sportswear, workwear, and athleisure collections.
Event details:
- Date: 13-14 October, 2026
- Location: Messe München, Munich, Germany
- Booth Number: Q35
Functional Fabric Fair
Functional Fabric Fair is a leading US sourcing event for high-performance functional fabrics, trims and accessories. It brings together the latest material innovations for the apparel industry.
Event details:
- Date: 26-28 October, 2026
- Location: Oregon Convention Center, Portland, OR
- Booth Number: 463
Knowledge hub 2026 – expert webinar series
This autumn, we continue our Knowledge Hub webinar series, bringing together Nilörn’s specialists to share industry insights, regulatory updates and practical guidance across labelling, packaging, compliance and innovation – supporting brands in making informed decisions.
Upcoming session:
RFID: Unlocking possibilities
Explore how RFID solutions can create value across the product lifecycle – from supply chain efficiency to circularity.
Featuring:
Johan Nordenskjöld Theen, Team Manager, Retail Information Service (RIS)
Martin Arvidsson, Business Area Manger, Retail Information Service (RIS)
Invitations will be sent closer to the date.
Design Collections 2026:2
Add value through details. Twice a year, Nilörn presents new design collections shaped around materials, details, and thoughtful design. Each concept explores a particular expression – from the tactile and natural to the bold and playful – while maintaining a consistent focus on responsible sourcing and long-term design thinking.
Here’s a closer look at the highlights of our second collection for 2026:
Monochrome
Monochrome explores the impact of a single colour, expressed through depth, texture and contrast. The concept is built on a minimal design language that highlights tactility and material variation, creating a focused yet versatile visual identity. Proven materials and techniques, such as embossing, gloss contrasts and structured surfaces, introduce subtle complexity while maintaining a clean and refined aesthetic.
JOE BURLOC
JOE BURLOC reinterprets classic preppy style with subtle, playful twists that bring a fresh, modern perspective. Timeless design codes are combined with updated details, creating a sophisticated twist on a classic expression. Proven materials and familiar formats shape a refined yet relaxed aesthetic. JOE BURLOC represents distinctive yet familiar branding, where classic elements are reworked to feel relevant today.
KRØYER
KRØYER builds on Scandinavian influences with clean, industrial elements. It combines minimal design with a structured, utilitarian approach, creating a balance between refinement and rawness. Adaptable formats and a casual attitude make it easy to translate across different brand identities. Bold textures and materials such as metal and silicone reinforce the industrial character, presenting a clear and functional overall look.
Everpine Mountain Goods
Everpine Mountain Goods draws inspiration from 1960s alpine expeditions and outdoor life, reflecting the look and feel of that era. Rooted in authenticity and emotional durability, the collection favours heritage techniques and material-driven storytelling over trend-driven design. A key influence is the idea of “deadstock”, where labels and trims feel like original pieces from the 60s, without damage or artificial distressing, as if freshly taken from a storage box from that era.
Connect with us
If you would like to explore the full range of our design concepts, please reach out to your Nilörn contact or meet the team at one of the fairs taking place throughout the year. The collections offer an opportunity to see how design, materials, and thoughtful details can help shape a meaningful brand story.