Precious summer market: creative design & enjoyment in the Marx Halle!

Precious summer market: creative design & enjoyment in the Marx Halle!

Marx Halle, Wien, Österreich - On May 3 and 4, 2025, the popular noble-fabric summer market takes place in the Vienna Marx Halle, which is considered a hotspot for creative design. As reports vienna.at, a total of 170 labels present their unique products at this trade fair. The event is an important meeting point for designers and creative minds from the region and beyond.

of the participating labels come from Austria, while others come from countries such as Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Germany, Croatia, Hungary, Italy, Serbia, Slovenia and Slovakia. It should be emphasized that 52 designers present their products for the first time, which makes the event particularly exciting.

Diverse product range

The product pallets offered on the noble summer market are wide. The goods shown include handmade jewelry, ceramics, slow fashion, accessories, art, cosmetics as well as culinary highlights and articles for children and home. It is particularly attractive that some designers manufacture their products on site and offer personalizations.

Examples of the creativity of the exhibitors are:

• No butterfly: colorful men's shirts.
• moonlou: fashion from bamboo fibers.
• Kama Underwear: unisex underwear made of natural fiber.
• R-Coat: jackets, bags and hats from old umbrellas.
• Carolin Marchetti: Organic jewelry made of recycling gold or silver.
• Woolberry: bags from merino wool.
• Anna Aniq: hammam cloth from recycled cotton.
• the alpchemist: organic care oils.
• the scientist: gin based on natural botanicals.
• Fired: Asian -looking porcelain.
• Dan’s Art: colorful poster art.
• Strich & Faden: embroidery frame images and (post) cards.
• lilulu: children's bathode.
• Pepino Puppets: Animal puppets.

supporting program and workshops

The summer market not only offers a variety of handicrafts, but also a comprehensive supporting program. A 1,000 m² street food area spoils visitors with a wide selection of food and drinks. There is also a children's corner, Shiatsu offers and various workshops that can be visited on Saturday and Sunday without prior notice.

The workshops, which Anna Heuberger and Emma Lang, enable the participants, hair crowns, wall wreaths and creative works of art. These take place on both days between 11 a.m. and 5 p.m.

Overall, the noble-fabric summer market promises an inspiring weekend that has a variety of experiences for both creative minds and pleasure lovers. Further details can be found on wien.orf.at