Fabric in Motion: Donear’s Neo Stretch Makes a Statement at Bombay Times Fashion Week 2025

The Freedom Collective campaign puts stretch, style, and substance on the runway with 4D movement wear

Neo Stretch by Donear Group made a bold appearance at Bombay Times Fashion Week 2025 with its campaign, The Freedom Collective. Designed to showcase the versatility of movement-friendly fashion, the collection was brought to life by renowned designer Shahnaz Husain, who curated an exclusive line celebrating flexibility, expression, and modern tailoring.
The Neo Stretch fabric, developed by Donear Group, is engineered to support four-way movement, making it ideal for individuals seeking both performance and comfort in their daily wear. It has been adopted widely in lifestyle, formal, and fusion segments.

Speaking about the showcase, Rajendra Agarwal, Managing Director of Donear Group, said,
“With Neo Stretch, we are not just launching a fabric. We are introducing a new category of fashion engineered for the modern lifestyle. ‘The Freedom Collective’ reflects our commitment to innovation, comfort, and high-performance fabrics.”

The fashion show featured top models and personalities who effortlessly demonstrated the ease of movement offered by Neo Stretch. The campaign was not just a runway moment but a wider call for freedom in fashion, a blend of self-expression, body positivity, and textile innovation.

Donear’s participation at Bombay Times Fashion Week strengthens its position as a thought leader in textile technology. The Neo Stretch line is now available across leading multi-brand outlets and exclusive Donear stores nationwide.
As India’s fabric and fashion industry evolves, Donear’s Neo Stretch stands at the forefront, marrying function and form without compromise.

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