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  • Sense the Substance of BIO INDIGO

    Sense the Substance of BIO INDIGO

    Textile Industry is growing big day by day and so the level of pollution. Gradually, the industry has started sensing the urgency for reducing the pollution but the pace for the purpose is a bit slow. The industry has taken few initiatives like the shift from Potassium Permanganate, lesser water consumption, waterless dyeing, Better Cotton Initiative, etc. but still, Natural Dye is the segment that is not explored much yet. Natural dyes can be highly effective in reducing the level of pollution in the Textile Industry. Since emergence, they have normally passed all the certifications and standards without any modification.

    Denim is one of the most preferred articles of style nowadays in the textile world. Blue jeans are most likely what one considers as far as denim is concerned, though usage of denim has gone past the usual pattern and colors. 10% of the whole cotton generation around the world transforms into denim. It indicates the huge demand and popularity of denim around the globe.

    Synthetic Indigo is used to accomplish such huge demands for the denim. Usage of such high quantities of Synthetic Indigo is one of the major concern for sustainability. The textile industry is making praiseworthy efforts for flourishing sustainability but Synthetic Indigo is creating an alarming situation. There have been some attempts at reducing the impact of Indigo dyeing through various process controls etc. However, there can still be no comparison on Synthetic dye with the Natural one.

    Sense the Substance of BIO INDIGO®

    Bio Indigo® By AMA Herbal

    India based company AMA herbal has been producing Bio Indigo® for a long time and they have been at the forefront of pushing Natural Indigo dyes in the supply chain around the world . CEO and Owner Yawar Ali gave us detailed statistics on how the Natural Indigo (Bio Indigo®) can help in greatly reducing carbon footprint as compared to Synthetic Indigo. He stresses :

    ” If we start correcting our surroundings, the world will be a better place. Therefore, preferring a sustainable and environment-friendly dyeing option can be the game-changer. If you want to go for a sustainable dyeing option then you can go for Bio Indigo® . To reduce 10kg of Carbon Footprint from your production, you will require too many things and expenditure whereas if you shift consumption of 1kg of synthetic Indigo to Bio Indigo® you can reduce 10kg of CO2 in lesser expenses and lesser efforts. Bio Indigo® is made to counter the limitations Textile Industry is facing against constantly increasing pollution levels. Life Cycle Analysis (LCA) report clearly states that consuming 1KG of Bio Indigo® results in a 10KG lesser Carbon footprint in comparison to Synthetic Indigo. So, if you are willing to craft a sustainable future, you need to sow its seeds today by initiating for the right. “

    He gives statistics below to prove the difference :

    Sense the Substance of BIO INDIGO®

    AMA Herbal team feels very strongly that Bio Indigo®clip_image001[12] is an unexplored segment and shifting preferences towards Bio Indigoclip_image001[13], a greater contribution towards sustainability can be made. AMA team further gives an example of how the usage of Bio Indigo®clip_image001[14] can affect carbon emissions.

    “World’s total denim manufacture is estimated at around 7.7 billion meters. Out of this total production let’s assume 90% of such manufacture (6.93 billion meters) is used for making blue denim. When we use Synthetic Indigo for dyeing such quantity then it will generate935.13 million kg of CO2 emission, which will certainly dent our ecosystem quite heavily. Now just presume if we are able to shift 20% of 6.93 billion meters from Synthetic Indigo to Bio Indigoclip_image001[15] then how it will impact the scenario? In that situation, we can reduce 36.14 million kg of CO2 emission. It will become a big change. That’s why we are mentioning that Bio Indigoclip_image001[16] is the segment in the textile industry which is not explored much yet. We are endeavoring hard to conquer all the odds and if we become able to shift our dyeing preferences from Synthetic Indigo to Bio Indigoclip_image001[17] it will be a sustainable revolution. It’s time for exploring the unexplored segment…Bio Indigoclip_image001[18]. “ 

    Sense the Substance of BIO INDIGO®

    “Our greener strategies will flourish sustainability if we initiate to shift towards Bio Indigoclip_image001[26]. We all are dedicated entities of the textile industry and endeavoring hard to make it fully sustainable. To bring the inspired change we need to adapt to such change first. Let’s shift to Bio Indigoclip_image001[27] for building greener and more sustainable future” –  Yawer Ali Shah

    Contact AMA Herbal for more details on their herbal dyes at  yawer@amaherbal.com

     

  • Whats Latest By Diesel Men

    Whats Latest By Diesel Men

    Diesel has recently released a few pieces of bottoms in their previously launched men denim collection. The new additions seem very interesting and refreshing as well. Most of the pants are either in carrot fit or in a slim fit. Diesel tried different kinds of washes on each piece from the pool of new additions to make look each piece equally different from others.

    The special attraction of this entire collection is D-Struck, on which fifty-five different patches of the stretch fabric have been used. From stone wash to medium wash to heavy marble wash using natural pigments, the collection offers all kinds of products targeting different segments including sportswear, street wear, and casual wear.

    Here are some of our favorite picks.

    D-Vider 0098S

    Fit – Carrot-leg style with low crotch.

    This medium blue denim is totally hand-made in Italy using traditional crafting techniques. The stretch fabric is stone washed for softness, detailed with brush strokes, rips and a final 3D effect.

    What’s New In The New Denim Collection By DIESEL

    What’s New In The New Denim Collection By DIESEL

    What’s New In The New Denim Collection By DIESEL

    D-Strukt 0093P

    Fit – Slim style with a clean construction.

    This superior Made in Italy pair is expertly constructed from fifty-five different patches of stretch fabric. It is overdyed in grey and black and hand-stitched for a unique look. Accented with a front zip.

    What’s New In The New Denim Collection By DIESEL

    What’s New In The New Denim Collection By DIESEL

    What’s New In The New Denim Collection By DIESEL

    D-Eetar 0098G

    Fit – Carrot style with a low crotch.

    Crafted from Lyocell fabric to guarantee upgraded breathability , this stretch denim features a medium blue wash that’s entirely Made in Italy. The super dirty effect is combined with overdyed treatments using natural pigments, and an archive upcycled heavy marble wash. The final 3D resin coating enhances the vintage look.

    What’s New In The New Denim Collection By DIESEL

    What’s New In The New Denim Collection By DIESEL

    What’s New In The New Denim Collection By DIESEL

    D-Vider 0091J

    Fit – Carrot-leg style with low crotch.

    The fix fabric is sprayed all-over with a metallic, shiny finish. Mylar applications enhance the used look of this medium blue wash.

    What’s New In The New Denim Collection By DIESEL

    What’s New In The New Denim Collection By DIESEL

    What’s New In The New Denim Collection By DIESEL

    Enjoyed the collection – leave your comments !

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  • I Have To Contribute Up to My Last Minute : Adriano Goldschmied

    I Have To Contribute Up to My Last Minute : Adriano Goldschmied

    Perhaps the most well known and respected denim professional globally, the Godfather of Denim needs no introduction. We all know about his contributions to the industry in the last 5 decades and are constantly inspired by him . However, what is amazing to see is that ‘age is just a number for him‘ . He is probably more active at 76 than most of us who might be 2-3 decades younger than him. Not only is it his passion to work but a constant endeavor to make this industry and world a better place . In this quest he is leading a new venture – WISER WASH – which aims to change the way how we wash our jeans and the resultant impact on the environment. With Adriano bringing Wiser Wash to our Denimsandjeans Japan show , we were really keen to know more about it and to get insights into what he is doing and why .

    Hi Adriano , once again welcome to Denimsandjeans. Its always an honor to speak to you and very excited to be a part of a conversation about a great  sustainability project – Wiser Wash –  that you are associated with. Please tell me a little about the journey of Wiser wash and how it was setup 

    It is a kind of Trio, Kevin Youn that was working with me when I started AG is the lucky inventor of the process. Fuat Gozacan understood the potential of the patent and with his company Wiser Globe, he created in Amsterdam Wiser Wash giving the structure, the vision how to operate and obviously putting the money to make it happen. I come in because I really love the wash that I consider a game changer because three main reason 
    1) Makes superior washes, much better then traditional 
    2) Because is sustainable more than any other.
    3) It is cheaper than traditional.
    So we made together a very strong team where i develop new products  and research and I using my network to promote the business around the world. I am not a sale person, I promote things where I really believe in

    No Stones, no chemicals and only a cup of water to wash a jeans ! How is it possible to wash this way ? What role do electrified water and Ozone gas play  in the whole process.

    It is just a special use of the ozone machine and I confirm that in the decoloration process, that for others is Chlorine or potassium, we use 200ml of water when the others are using 15/20 liters of water

    What kind of collaboration you had with Pepe Jeans and how it has affected them in terms of products , investments, innovation and long term gains. 

    We gave to them an exclusivity on the process for a certain period of time, we had a co-branding and we co-marketed the product. The most important thing is that we had a very good response from consumers that love the product that is nicer and more sustainable

    You already have partner laundries in Turkey, Portugal  and USA. What do these laundries need to do to be a part of  Wiser Wash ? Does Wiser Wash give them licence to operate. 

    We own directly the laundry in LA that is our development center and Izmir that is for the training of staff of our partners and production too. In Portugal it is a partnership with Pizarro, The rest of the world the business model is a licence contract. Wiser wash partners need to share the vision and operate with sustainability as most important goal of the company and obviously they have to sign a license contract.

    Are new partnerships coming  up in other regions ?

    We already  signed important license deals with Arvind in India and PPJ in Vietnam and Elleti in Italy. I am just coming back from a trip in South America where we are expecting to sign in Argentina, Colombia and Paraguay. We are targeting partners in the near future in Mexico, Pakistan and China with more to come.

    Sustainability always has a cost which is more than that of traditional methods of doing things . This gap is probably one of the reasons why many still find a strong urge to stick to the former. Does Wiser wash intend to reduce this gap and make sustainability more democratic ? 

    Yes, the big game changer is that Wiser Wash is much more competitive than a traditional wash as we save in water, stone and chemicals and the process is much more simple. This will be a booster for sustainability as is making sustainability affordable for everybody.

    You keep going on so strongly ! Please do let us know about the other projects you are currently involved in. 

    I am very involved in many projects that are about innovation and new technologies in the textile segment. I am pushing to make progresses with Tictorium, Smart Indigo and the new dyeing indigo system. I am also a lot in the introduction of new fibers and collaboration with Lenzing. For what is regarding the design the major focus is to make the jean really circular.

    Besides sustainability , what do you think are the other major factors which are affecting or will affect  the trend direction of denim . 

    It is true that sustainability , bio technology,  saving water and growing new fibers in a smart way are major points but they are just part of a bigger picture where right ethic in business, social respect, livable wages and safe working conditions are very important part of the equation. We have to fight for all of them.

    What do you think about the Japanese market and where does it stand in the  plans for Wiser Wash .

    Japanese market since long time is been leading the indigo and denim business blending the indigo Japanese culture and tradition with the American vintage. The result of this is an incredible and unique denim culture that is been inspiring us all the time and for sure will continue with the generations to come. However the global business is changing dramatically in term of distribution, numbers, innovation, technology and product development. This obviously has an impact also in Japan and requires that the domestic industry and the brands find new answers. Those answers are coming now also from a different method of work, they are not coming any more from one of few brands but from a â€œwork together  system where we share research and technology and we bring benefits to all. In particular the sustainability and circularity are a challenge that are in the hands of all of us. For many different reasons I feel that Japan is a little bit behind in the eco projects, So my approach bringing Wiser Wash to Japan is, as a first step, to show the potential of this technology applied to Japanese fabrics and brand and then to develop collaborations that can bring to the traditional strength of denim market a new important segment that will be the future for all of us.

    Much younger persons than yourselves like me find it difficult to have the energy and passion that you have at age of 78 . Would you like to share some secrets so that it can inspire us to contribute more to the industry and society like yourselves  🙂 

    First, I am only 76 ! What is driving me is the passion for the business and that I  feel that I have to contribute up to my last minute to inspire people and make our world a better place for the new generations.

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  • Import Of Jeans From China To EU Falls By 21% In 2019

    Import Of Jeans From China To EU Falls By 21% In 2019

    China, the biggest exporter of apparel in the world has been going downhill when it comes to apparel exports – hit by various factors. Specially business with US has been affected due to the Trump effect. However, what is disturbing for the country is that its exports to EU have seen a big fall of over 21% in 2019 and expected to fall further. Countries like Bangladesh, Cambodia, Ethiopia and Vietnam are eating away the share of China. This trend is likely to continue with Bangladesh getting stronger and also Vietnam getting FTA with EU which will enable it to ship duty free to Europe – within few years – with effect coming immediately to certain extent.  China is also actually aware of this and hence its massive investments in textile and apparel sector in Vietnam.

    Lets check out in the report below to understand the import of Jeans by EU from China till September 2019.  However, all data for 2019 has been extrapolated till December 2019 for easy comparison.  

    TABLE OF CONTENT
    Table and Graphs Showing The Import Of Jeans By Major EU Countries From China ( 2017-19) along with average price ( euro/pc)
    Table and Graphs Showing The Import of Mens and Women Jeans By EU From China ( 2017-19) along with average price ( euro/pc)
    Tables and Graphs Showing The Import of Mens and Women Jeans By Germany, Italy, Spain, Netherlands, France and UK along with average price ( euro/pc)

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    Import Of Jeans By Major EU Countries

    The imports of Denim apparel into EU from China for 2017 was 76.96 million pcs  with an average price of Euro 6.44/Pc which further increased by 10% to 84.93 million pcs at an average price of Euro 5.13/Pc in 2018. Import for the first nine months of 2019 is 50.10 million pcs and if the same trends continues the import are likely to  be 66.81 million pcs at the end of the year 2019. We see that China may actually export more jeans in 2018 to EU than it did in 2017. Thus if the projected figures are achieved, we will see about 66.81 million pcs of jeans being exported from China in 2019 against about 84.93 million pcs in 2018.

    Germany which is one of the biggest buyers in EU, has been reducing the imports from China by every passing year. In 2017, the share in the import was 18% which reduced to 16% now , if you look at the import volumes,  Germany reduced its import from China by apporx. 4 million pcs of jeans . The other countries including France , UK and Spain have likely to import lesser jeans as compared to 2017 .  The trend of average price has been also very fluctuating and in most of the cases, increased however Italy and Netherlands’s average price are an exception to this.

    Country (EU)

    2017

    % Share

    2018

    % Share

    2019*
    (estimate)

    % Share

    Germany

    14.21

    18%

    12.87

    15%

    10.44

    16%

    France

    11.09

    14%

    8.67

    10%

    5.29

    8%

    UK

    14.82

    19%

    7.76

    9%

    5.21

    8%

    Italy

    2.9

    4%

    2.64

    3%

    2.53

    4%

    Netherlands

    7.01

    9%

    11.26

    13%

    6.5

    10%

    Spain

    6.71

    9%

    4.92

    6%

    3.77

    6%

    Others

    20.22

    26%

    36.81

    43%

    33.07

    49%

    Total

    76.96

    100%

    84.93

    100%

    66.81

    100%

    Import Of Jeans From China To EU Falls By 21% In 2019

    Average Price Of Import Of Jeans By Major EU Countries ( Euro/Pc)

    Country

    2017

    2018

    2019*

    Germany

    8.85

    8.59

    9.46

    France

    6.97

    6.38

    7.33

    UK

    5.13

    7.62

    7.27

    Italy

    9.44

    9.24

    9.08

    Netherlands

    9.47

    5.93

    9.09

    Spain

    6.63

    6.68

    7.00

    Import Of Jeans From China To EU Falls By 21% In 2019

    Import of Men and Women Jeans

    The imports of men’ jeans for the year 2017 was 26.71 million pcs at an average price of Euro 7.20/Pc , which jumped to 33.34 million pcs  at an average price of Euro 6.03/Pc, further the imports of men’s jeans for the first nine months of 2019 was 17.43 million pcs and if the same trend is followed the imports is likely to be around 23.25 million pcs at the end of the year 2019. So between 2017 to 2019 , we may see a fall of 3.5 million pcs (expected) of men jeans only.

    The imports of women’ jeans into EU from China for the year 2017 was 50.25 million pcs at an average price of Euro 6.03/ Pc which increased to 51.59 million pcs at an average price of Euro 4.67/Pc . The imports of women’s jeans into EU from China for the first nine months of 2019 was 32.67 million pcs which is likely to be 43.56 million pcs at the end of the year 2019.

    Year

    Men

    Women

    Total

    % Change

    2017

    26.71

    50.25

    76.96

    2018

    33.34

    51.59

    84.93

    10%

    2019*

    23.25

    43.56

    66.81

    -21%

    Import Of Jeans From China To EU Falls By 21% In 2019

    Average Price (Men & Women)

    Particulars

    2017

    2018

    2019*

    Men

    7.20

    5.83

    6.73

    Women

    6.03

    4.67

    4.86

    Average

    6.44

    5.13

    5.51

    Import Of Jeans From China To EU Falls By 21% In 2019

    GERMANY

    Germany is one of the biggest buyers of Chinese Jeans in the EU. In 2017, Germany imported 14.21 million pcs of Jeans out of which 7.56 Million pcs were men jeans and the rest were women jeans. In 2018, the import reduced to 12.87 million pcs , a total fall of 9% . The overall share of women jeans in the total imports also reduced in 2018. In 2019, on the basis of 9 months of import trend, the import is likely to be around 10-11 million pcs which lead to a substantial fall of 19% in imports. In three years, average price has witnessed a upward move upto euro 1.

    Import Of Jeans By Germany From China ( In Million Pcs)

    Year

    Men

    Women

    Total

    % Change

    2017

    7.59

    6.62

    14.21

    2018

    7.98

    4.89

    12.87

    -9%

    2019*

    5.82

    4.62

    10.44

    -19%

    Import Of Jeans From China To EU Falls By 21% In 2019

    Average Price of Import Of Jeans By Germany From China (Euro/Pc)

    Particulars

    2017

    2018

    2019*

    Men

    9.07

    8.87

    9.99

    Women

    8.59

    8.13

    8.81

    Total

    8.85

    8.59

    9.46

    Import Of Jeans From China To EU Falls By 21% In 2019

    FRANCE

    France is likely to import 40% lesserin 2019  than what it imported in 2017, if the trends of 1st nine months of 2019 remained the same. In 2017, France imported 11.09 million pcs of jeans which is expected to be around 5.29 million pcs at the end of 2019. The average price has also been increased from euro 6.97/pc to euro 7.33/pc.

    Import Of Jeans By France From China ( In Million Pcs)

    Year

    Men

    Women

    Total

    %Change

    2017

    3.19

    7.9

    11.09

    2018

    2.34

    6.33

    8.67

    -22%

    2019*

    1.91

    3.38

    5.29

    -39%

    Import Of Jeans From China To EU Falls By 21% In 2019

    Average Price of Import Of Jeans By France From China (Euro/Pc)

    Particulars

    2017

    2018

    2019*

    Men

    7.39

    6.95

    7.55

    Women

    6.81

    6.18

    7.20

    Total

    6.97

    6.38

    7.33

    Import Of Jeans From China To EU Falls By 21% In 2019

    UNITED KINGDOM

    UK import from China has been falling since 2018 , as it records a total fall of 48% in jeans import , by the end of 2019 it is expected to fall by 33%. In 2017, the import of jeans was 14.82 million pcs which reduced to half in 2018 and reached to 7.76 million pcs. 2019 is expected to import 5.21 million pcs of jeans only. There has been inconsistencies in the average price which went from euro 4.20/pc to euro 9.10/pc

    Import Of Jeans By United Kingdom From China ( In Million Pcs)

    Year

    Men

    Women

    Total

    %Change

    2017

    4.33

    10.49

    14.82

    2018

    2.47

    5.30

    7.76

    -48%

    2019*

    1.37

    3.84

    5.21

    -33%

    Import Of Jeans From China To EU Falls By 21% In 2019

    Average Price of Import Of Jeans By United Kingdom From China (Euro/Pc)

    Particulars

    2017

    2018

    2019*

    Men

    4.20

    9.25

    9.01

    Women

    5.51

    6.86

    6.65

    Total

    5.13

    7.62

    7.27

    Import Of Jeans From China To EU Falls By 21% In 2019

    Below you can check the other countries’ import of jeans along with average price.

    ITALY

    Import Of Jeans By Italy From China ( In Million Pcs)

    Year

    Men

    Women

    Total

    % Change

    2017

    1.12

    1.78

    2.90

    2018

    1.11

    1.53

    2.64

    -9%

    2019*

    1.03

    1.51

    2.53

    -4%

    Import Of Jeans From China To EU Falls By 21% In 2019

    Average Price of Import Of Jeans By Italy From China (Euro/Pc)

    Particulars

    2017

    2018

    2019*

    Men

    9.44

    8.27

    8.33

    Women

    9.44

    9.93

    9.60

    Total

    9.44

    9.24

    9.08

    Import Of Jeans From China To EU Falls By 21% In 2019

    NETHERLAND

    Import Of Jeans By Netherland From China ( In Million Pcs)

    Year

    Men

    Women

    Total

    % Share

    2017

    3.25

    3.77

    7.01

    2018

    3.97

    7.29

    11.26

    61%

    2019*

    2.41

    4.09

    6.50

    -42%

    Import Of Jeans From China To EU Falls By 21% In 2019

    Average Price of Import Of Jeans By Netherland From China (Euro/Pc)

    Particualrs

    2017

    2018

    2019*

    Men

    10.64

    8.91

    12.12

    Women

    8.45

    4.30

    7.31

    Total

    9.47

    5.93

    9.09

    Import Of Jeans From China To EU Falls By 21% In 2019

    SPAIN

    Import Of Jeans By Spain From China ( In Million Pcs)

    Year

    Men

    Women

    Total

    % Change

    2017

    1.03

    5.67

    6.71

    2018

    1.05

    3.87

    4.92

    -27%

    2019*

    0.76

    3.01

    3.77

    -23%

    Import Of Jeans From China To EU Falls By 21% In 2019

    Average Price of Import Of Jeans By Spain From China (Euro/Pc)

    Particulars

    2017

    2018

    2019*

    Men

    6.49

    6.92

    8.20

    Women

    6.66

    6.61

    6.70

    Total

    6.63

    6.68

    7.00

    Import Of Jeans From China To EU Falls By 21% In 2019

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    QOQ is the theme of the 5th Edition of our Denimsandjeans Vietnam Show which is scheduled for May 28/29 at Riverside Palace, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. QOQ: Quality over Quantity. As the fashion world is changing, we are expecting a number of current trends to reverse.

    The impact on the environment is forcing consumers and suppliers alike to rethink the FAST FASHION trend. Increasingly the consumers are thinking of buying lesser and more quality products and this will definitely impact the supply chain. Over a period of time, we will see that Quality will be preferred over Quantity and consumers may want to retain and use their apparel longer. So, we think it’s the right time to start thinking of all the aspects of QOQ. Hence the theme !!

    For more, log on to www.vmshow.denimsandjeans.com

    QOQ

  • Sustainability Efforts by LNJ – A Talk With Suketu Shah – Head LNJ Denim

    Sustainability Efforts by LNJ – A Talk With Suketu Shah – Head LNJ Denim

    LNJ denim is a part of the RSWM Ltd., the flagship company of LNJ Bhilwara Group.  The group exports its yarns and fabrics to over 78 countries around the world. Their denim division is headed by  CEO Mr Suketu Shah . We spoke to him about the various aspects of Indian denim industry , their company and specially their efforts in sustainability- where they a special focus . We bring a part of the discussion below : 

    1. RSWM group has a long history in Indian textile industry. Please tell us about its background and how LNJ denim has developed as part of this group.

      RSWM Limited, the flagship company of LNJ Bhilwara group, founded in 1961, is one of the largest textile manufacturers in the country, primarily producing the best quality of yarns like synthetic, blended, melange, cotton, speciality yarns and the value added – suiting and Denim fabric. The denim division “LNJ Denim” was established in 2007 and has a installed capacity of 25.0 MMA. Over the last 13 years since its existence, the denim division has earned good reputation among the international and domestic brands, as an innovative and quality denim fabric supplier.

    2. When did LNJ started to seriously think about working on sustainability and how did the process go ahead?

      Sustainability initiative has always been within the radar of LNJ Denim since its existence. As a responsible corporate the group has been investing towards this initiative few being – garnetting machine for recycling used garments, wind/solar/hydro energy for running its processes to reduce carbon emissions. LNJ denim is a Zero Liquid Discharge with a robust ETP which helps in treating all the effluents & recycling the water, saving more than 486 Kilo litres of water per annum. Apart from these process/technology initiatives the product development team ( Referred as DIG – Denim Intelligence Group) effectively works with many leading brands in developing eco-friendly products using organic / BCI cotton or bio-degradable manmade fibres.

    3. ECO’ VERSE is the new sustainable collection that you have created. What is special about it and how does it address the 3 Rs REDUCE RECYCLE and REUSE?

      Ecoverse is the sustainability part of our SS21 collection which has been created using products which are designed with various eco-friendly concepts.. There would be products using fibres like Hemp, Ecovero, Refibra, Livaeco which are generated using sustainable processes & are bio-degradable reducing load on the landfills. Few products are developed using the recycle poly made from pet bottles or recycle cotton fibre made from post consumer used garments. Also included are products made from Natural indigo.
      An Interview With Mr Suketu Shah - Head–LNJ Denim ( Fabric)

    4. You mention that LNJ Is among the most innovative global denim companies. Why do you feel so?

      LNJ with its strong marketing and design teams work very closely with many international and national level brands regularly on various innovative concepts & collections. With more than 60% of the capacity been sold to brands across the globe, the teams are well aligned & pushed for innovations 24*7.

    5. Indian industry has been going through a tough phase with oversupply and restrained demand affecting growth. How has LNJ come out over these times and how do you see the near future?

      Yes looking at the unbalanced demand-supply ratio specially in denims, the industry has been going through a tough phase over the last 4 years. This was further accentuated by few policy modifications like demonetisation & later GST implementation which resulted in complete drought specially in domestic market. LNJ was no exception and like all other players struggled in these tough times. However with its balanced customer-mix, continued product innovations, controlled production & inventory, LNJ has been able to sail through, still far from expectations but somehow managing to stay-foot to survive this turbulence. The industry is far from normalcy till the demand-supply equation is balanced, unless you are have a robust customer network, product innovations and controlled costs its difficult to survive. LNJ continues to work on these principles and hopefully things will improve going forward.

    6. You have a very long experience in the Indian denim industry and have contributed significantly to some of the best companies in the industry. How do you think the industry has changed in the last 2 decades?

      Industry has changed dramatically in last few years. It is purely on Indian trade market more inclined towards Knit look products and very clean products with good stretch levels for comfort. It has completely moved on higher width and more darker shade requirements.
      But at the same time 3/1 is still equally prominent with all the brands in place and it has equivalent share in the market. Quality , services, new developments, sustainability, price etc are given parameters for good players.

    7. What 3 products from LNJ stable would you say address the key global denim trends .

      Currently products using sustainable fibres like Hemp, Ecovero & also the one developed using Bio-indigo are key hot trends globally.

      An Interview With Mr Suketu Shah - Head–LNJ Denim ( Fabric)
      An Interview With Mr Suketu Shah - Head–LNJ Denim ( Fabric)
      An Interview With Mr Suketu Shah - Head–LNJ Denim ( Fabric)

    Contact LNJ Denim for more info ashish.bhatnagar@lnjbhilwara.com

  • 100 % ? Sustainable Collection By Desigual X Ecoalf

    100 % ? Sustainable Collection By Desigual X Ecoalf

    Waste and raw materials  have been put into great use by Spanish brand , Desigual along with Ecoalf. A collection , claimed to be 100 percent sustainable ,  has been unveiled by the brand recently. This collection is made  entirely from recycled and reusable materials using the textile waste thereby being more environment friendly. Ecoalf is the first fashion brand in Spain to become B CorpTM .

    Desigual , with  the help of Ecoalf produced this collection as a “ Gift Waste” that is 100% love for everybody and our planet . Ecoalf originated in 2009 with the idea  to create a sustainable fashion brand and in the current collection created jackets, bags, sneakers and a lot more from the waste like plastic, textile waste etc. Enhancing the concept of reuse, reinterpret, rethink and relove, the brand has tried to have its own footprint on the sustainability road .  With technology , it made the capsule with recyclable materials.

    A second version of the iconic denim jacket has been created which was originally created by Thomas Meyer in the 80s from denim scraps with leather embellishments of different colours. The jacket is made with patchwork and scraps of vintage jeans.

    100 % Sustainable Collection By Desigual X Ecoalf | Denimsandjeans

    100 % Sustainable Collection By Desigual X Ecoalf | Denimsandjeans

    100 % Sustainable Collection By Desigual X Ecoalf | Denimsandjeans

    100 % Sustainable Collection By Desigual X Ecoalf | Denimsandjeans

    100 % Sustainable Collection By Desigual X Ecoalf | Denimsandjeans

    Some other non-denim articles launched are below. The 2in 1 reversible jackets are made from 100 % recycled nylon.The trainers and sneakers are made from recycled polyester from plastic bottles. The lightweight and waterproof bags are made using 20 per cent less water consumption, 50 per cent less energy and 60 per cent less CO2 emissions – as claimed by the brand. However, as always, there is no way to measure these claims.

    Javier Goyeneche, president and founder of Ecoalf, said in a statement: “Reducing environmental impact is everyone’s responsibility. This is why alliances between fashion industry companies are essential to continued progress towards a model that facilitates sustainable fashion manufacturing.“Joining forces with Desigual in this effort to pair their unique designs and creativity with sustainability and a commitment to the environment is both challenging and satisfying.”

    100 % Sustainable Collection By Desigual X Ecoalf | Denimsandjeans

    100 % Sustainable Collection By Desigual X Ecoalf | Denimsandjeans

    100 % Sustainable Collection By Desigual X Ecoalf | Denimsandjeans

    100 % Sustainable Collection By Desigual X Ecoalf | Denimsandjeans

    100 % Sustainable Collection By Desigual X Ecoalf | Denimsandjeans

    100 % Sustainable Collection By Desigual X Ecoalf | Denimsandjeans

    100 % Sustainable Collection By Desigual X Ecoalf | Denimsandjeans

    For more information on the capsule , visit here.

  • Mexico Denim Fabric Imports : October 2019

    Mexico Denim Fabric Imports : October 2019

    In this report, we’ve listed the major denim fabric importers in MEXICO during the months of October,2019 and analyzed the volume and average price along with the countries from where they are buying. The contents of this report are as below:

    PARTICULARS
    TABLE SHOWING THE TOP DENIM SUPPLYING COUNTRIES TO MEXICO ALONG WITH AVERAGE PRICE AND % SHARE
    GRAPH SHOWING THE TOP DENIM SUPPLYING COUNTRIES TO MEXICO
    GRAPH SHOWING THE AVERAGE PRICE OF THE TOP  DENIM SUPPLYING COUNTRIES TO MEXICO
    GRAPH SHOWING THE % SHARE OF COUNTRIES IN TOTAL IMPORTS BY MEXICO
    TABLE SHOWING THE TOP DENIM IMPORTING COMPANIES OF MEXICO ALONG WITH AVERAGE PRICE AND % SHARE
    GRAPH SHOWING THE TOP DENIM IMPORTING COMPANIES OF MEXICO
    GRAPH SHOWING THE AVERAGE PRICE OF THE TOP 10 DENIM IMPORTING COMPANIES OF MEXICO
    TABLES SHOWING THE IMPORTS OF DENIM FABRICS BY DIFFERENT COMPANIES INTO MEXICO ALONG WITH AVERAGE PRICE
    GRAPHS SHOWING THE IMPORTS OF DENIM FABRICS BY DIFFERENT COMPANIES INTO MEXICO
    GRAPHS SHOWING THE AVERAGE PRICE OF IMPORTS OF DENIM FABRICS BY DIFFERENT COMPANIES INTO MEXICO

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    TOP COUNTRIES SUPPLYING DENIM FABRICS TO MEXICO

    In the month of October 2019, Mexico has imported more than. 7.4 million sqm of denim fabrics.CHINA is the biggest exporter of Denim Fabric to Mexico with a total volume of about 6.7 million sqm at an average price of USD 1.26/sqm. United States is the 2nd biggest denim supplier which exported around 3 lakhs sqm of denim fabric at an average price of USD 2.16/sqm. India, Colombia etc. are other countries which contributed about 1% of the total import of denim fabric of Mexico respectively.Italy on the other hand exported at the highest average price of 4.16 USD/SQM.

    (Note: this data has been captured from various govt organizations including customs. the actual imports are likely to be higher than this figure .)

    Country

    Volume(SQM)

    Average Price(USD/SQM)

    %Share

    China

    6,775,819.14

    1.26

    90.6

    United States

    347,626.05

    2.16

    4.6

    Italy

    79,400.41

    4.16

    1.1

    Colombia

    71,143.54

    2.47

    1.0

    Others

    208,366.26

    1.97

    2.8

    Total

    7,482,355.40

    1.36

    100

    Mexico Denim Fabric Imports : October 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    Mexico Denim Fabric Imports : October 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    Mexico Denim Fabric Imports : October 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    TOP COMPANIES EXPORTING DENIM TO MEXICO

    So far as the import of denim fabric by different companies are concerned, BORDERS APPAREL and LUCIOS DE MEXICO are the biggest importers of denim fabric into Mexico with the total import of 2.5 million sqm and 2.1 millions sqm of denim fabric respectively.

    Compnay

    Volume(SQM)

    Avergae Price(USD/SQM)

    % Share

    BORDERS APPAREL MANUFACTURING S DE RL DE CV

    2,562,598.97

    1.22

    34.2

    LUCIOS DE MEXICO S. DE R.L. DE C.V.

    2,100,580.40

    1.14

    28.1

    STAFFORD SA DE CV

    784,915.69

    1.37

    10.5

    DISTRIBUIDORA DE PRODUCTOS CASSI SA DE CV

    497,330.33

    1.4

    6.6

    MANUFACTURERA LEE DE MEXICO SA DE CV

    338,847.12

    2.04

    4.5

    TEXTILES EXPRESS SA DE CV

    218,869.55

    1.49

    2.9

    KOOS MEXICO SA DE CV

    193,396.67

    4.07

    2.6

    VICUNHA MEXICO SA DE CV

    190,714.81

    1.38

    2.5

    Others

    595,101.86

    1.44

    8.0

    Total

    7,482,355.40

    1.36

    100

    Mexico Denim Fabric Imports : October 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    Mexico Denim Fabric Imports : October 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    Mexico Denim Fabric Imports : October 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    MAJOR IMPORTERS

    BORDERS APPAREL MANUFACTURING S DE RL DE CV

    BORDERS APPAREL imported 2,562,598.97 sqm of denim fabrics during the period of October 2019 and it got four suppliers on the board. Out of four suppliers,ZHEJIANG SANSEN TEXTILE is the biggest supplier with the export volume of 1,674,964.27 sqm at an average price of $1.17/sqm.

    Address:AGUILA AZTECA 19308 TIJUANA BAJA CALIFORNIA NORTE 22215

    Company

    Volume(SQM)

    Average Price(USD/SQM)

    SUZHOU SHENRUI IMP&EXP CO., LTD. (China)

    651,521.29

    1.30

    TOP SKY DRAGON TEXTILES CO., LTD. (China)

    79,787.20

    1.39

    ZHEJIANG SANSEN TEXTILE CO LTD (China)

    1,674,964.27

    1.17

    ZHEJIANG TENGMA TEXTILE CO., LTD. (China)

    156,326.21

    1.43

    Total

    2,562,598.97

    1.22

    Mexico Denim Fabric Imports : October 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    Mexico Denim Fabric Imports : October 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    LUCIOS DE MEXICO S. DE R.L. DE C.V.

    LUCIOS DE MEXICO imported 2,100,580.40 sqm of denim fabrics during the period of October 2019 and it got four suppliers on the board. Out of four suppliers,ZHEJIANG SANSEN TEXTILE is the biggest supplier with the export volume of 1,548,778.96 sqm at an average price of $1.09/sqm.

    Address:18 DE MARZO 10091 TIJUANA BAJA CALIFORNIA NORTE 22580

    Company

    Volume(SQM)

    Average Price(USD/SQM)

    SUZHOU SHENRUI IMP&EXP CO., LTD. (China)

    71,458.02

    1.39

    TOP SKY DRAGON TEXTILES CO., LTD. (China)

    185,349.55

    1.05

    ZHEJIANG SANSEN TEXTILE CO LTD. (China)

    1,548,778.96

    1.09

    ZHEJIANG TENGMA TEXTILE CO., LTD. (China)

    294,993.86

    1.39

    Total

    2,100,580.40

    1.14

    Mexico Denim Fabric Imports : October 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    Mexico Denim Fabric Imports : October 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    STAFFORD SA DE CV

    STAFFORD imported 784,915.69 sqm of denim fabrics during the period of October 2019 and it got six suppliers on the board. Out of six suppliers,ZHEJIANG JINZHAO TEXTILE is the biggest supplier with the export volume of 357,423.47 sqm at an average price of $1.41/sqm.

    Address:Norte 45 649, Industrial Vallejo, Azcapotzalco, 02300 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico

    Company

    Volume(SQM)

    Average Price(USD/SQM)

    JIANGSU GOLDENWAY IMP & EXP CO.,LTD. (China)

    96,372.41

    1.10

    NAVEENA EXPORTS LIMITED (Pakistan)

    26,119.54

    1.55

    SHAOXING FEIFANLAN TEXTILE CO., LTD (China)

    165,257.56

    1.32

    TOP SKY DRAGON TEXTILES CO., LTD (China)

    68,366.55

    1.44

    ZHEJIANG BLUEDREAM TEXTILE CO., LTD (China)

    71,376.16

    1.46

    ZHEJIANG JINZHAO TEXTILE CO., LTD. (China)

    357,423.47

    1.41

    Total

    784,915.69

    1.37

    Mexico Denim Fabric Imports : October 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    Mexico Denim Fabric Imports : October 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    DISTRIBUIDORA DE PRODUCTOS CASSI SA DE CV

    DISTRIBUIDORA imported 497,330.33 sqm of denim fabrics during the period of October 2019 and at an average price of $1.40/sqm from only one comapny i.e. ZHEJIANG JINZHAO TEXTILE CO., LTD.

    Address:MANUEL JOSE OTHON 18 CUAUHTEMOC DISTRITO FEDERAL 06800

    Company

    Volume(SQM)

    Average Price(USD/SQM)

    ZHEJIANG JINZHAO TEXTILE CO., LTD (China)

    497,330.33

    1.40
    TEXTILES EXPRESS SA DE CV

    TEXTILES EXPRESS imported 218,869.55 sqm of denim fabrics during the period of October 2019 and it got two suppliers on the board. Out of two suppliers,ZHEJIANG TENGMA TEXTILE is the biggest supplier with the export volume of 198,869.55 sqm at an average price of $1.49/sqm.

    Address:ING ZAPADORES/2/1 CUB A/LOMAS DE SOTELO//PQUE ESTRELLA Y A CAMACHO NAUCALPAN DE JUAREZ MEXICO 53390

    Company

    Volume(SQM)

    Average Price(USD/SQM)

    TOP SKY DRAGON TEXTILES CO., LTD. (China)

    20,020.32

    1.41

    ZHEJIANG TENGMA TEXTILE CO., LTD. (China)

    198,849.23

    1.49

    Total

    218,869.55

    1.49

    Mexico Denim Fabric Imports : October 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    Mexico Denim Fabric Imports : October 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    KOOS MEXICO SA DE CV

    KOOS imported 193,396.67 sqm of denim fabrics during the period of October 2019 and it got only one supplier on the board. KOOS APPAREL INC is the supplier supplying at an average price of $4.07/sqm.

    Address:Blvd. Rodolfo Landeros Gallegos 1709, Ojo Caliente, 20860 Calvillo, Ags., Mexico

    Company

    Volume(SQM)

    Average Price(USD/SQM)

    KOOS APPAREL INC. (Japan)

    193,396.67

    4.07
    VICUNHA MEXICO SA DE CV

    VICUNHA MEXICO  imported 190,714.81 sqm of denim fabrics during the period of October 2019 and  all of this is from its own company at different locations. So strictly Vicunha Mexico cannot be considered a direct buyer as they would stock and resell to local buyers.

    Address: Av. Jorge Jiménez Cantú 1, Hacienda de Valle Escondido, 52937 Cd López Mateos, Méx., Mexico

    Company

    Volume(SQM)

    Average Price(USD/SQM)

    VICUNHA URUGUAY S.A. (China)

    152,214.35

    1.37

    VICUNHA ECUADOR S.A. (China)

    38,500.46

    1.45

    Total

    190,714.81

    1.38

    Mexico Denim Fabric Imports : October 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    Mexico Denim Fabric Imports : October 2019 | Denimsandjeans

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  • Denim Fabric Imports In Colombia During September 2019

    Denim Fabric Imports In Colombia During September 2019

    In this report, we’ve listed the major denim fabric importers in COLOMBIA for the month of September,2019 and analyzed the volume and average price along with the countries from where they are buying. The contents of this report are as below:

    PARTICULARS
    TABLE SHOWING THE TOP DENIM SUPPLYING COUNTRIES TO COLOMBIA  ALONG WITH AVERAGE PRICE AND % SHARE
    GRAPH SHOWING THE TOP DENIM SUPPLYING COUNTRIES TO COLOMBIA
    GRAPH SHOWING THE AVERAGE PRICE OF THE TOP  DENIM SUPPLYING COUNTRIES TO COLOMBIA
    GRAPH SHOWING THE % SHARE OF COUNTRIES IN TOTAL IMPORTS BY COLOMBIA
    TABLE SHOWING THE TOP DENIM IMPORTING COMPANIES OF COLOMBIA ALONG WITH AVERAGE PRICE
    GRAPH SHOWING THE TOP DENIM IMPORTING COMPANIES OF COLOMBIA
    GRAPH SHOWING THE AVERAGE PRICE OF THE TOP 10 DENIM IMPORTING COMPANIES OF COLOMBIA
    TABLES SHOWING THE IMPORTS OF DENIM FABRICS BY DIFFERENT COMPANIES INTO COLOMBIA ALONG WITH AVERAGE PRICE
    GRAPHS SHOWING THE IMPORTS OF DENIM FABRICS BY DIFFERENT COMPANIES INTO COLOMBIA
    GRAPHS SHOWING THE AVERAGE PRICE OF IMPORTS OF DENIM FABRICS BY DIFFERENT COMPANIES INTO COLOMBIA

    [private_special]

    TOP 10 COUNTRIES SUPPLYING DENIM FABRICS TO COLOMBIA

    In the month of September 2019 , Colombia has imported approx. 4.06 million sqm of denim fabrics. CHINA is the biggest exporter of Denim Fabric to Colombia with a total volume of 1.33 million sqm at an average price of USD 1.64/sqm. India is the 2nd biggest denim supplier which exported 1.26 million sqm of denim fabric at an average price of USD 1.13/sqm.

    Brazil, Venezuela and Pakistan are other major countries which contributed 10%,5%, and 5% of the total import of denim fabric of Colombia respectively:

    Country

    Volume(SQM)

    Average Price(USD/SQM)

    % Share

    China

    1,334,946.77

    1.64

    32.8

    India

    1,266,110.73

    1.13

    31.1

    Brazil

    421,482.05

    1.52

    10.4

    Venezuela

    230,233.31

    1.3

    5.7

    Pakistan

    219,134.45

    1.89

    5.4

    Mexico

    179,794.51

    2.82

    4.4

    United States

    169,458.58

    1.36

    4.2

    Ecuador

    84,943.99

    1.76

    2.1

    Indonesia

    75,287.51

    1.01

    1.9

    Peru

    37,944.49

    1.34

    0.9

    Others

    48,254.69

    3.72

    1.2

    Total

    4,067,591.08

    1.52

    100

    Denim Fabric Imports In Colombia During September 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    Denim Fabric Imports In Colombia During September 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    Denim Fabric Imports In Colombia During September 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    TOP 10 DENIM IMPORTING COMPANIES OF COLOMBIA

    So far as the import of denim fabric by different companies are concerned, COLOMBIANA DE COMERCIO SA and COMERCIALIZADORA QUANTTO are the biggest importers of denim fabric into Colombia with the total import of 4.27 lakhs sqm and 2.96 lakhs sqm of denim fabric respectively.

    Company

    Volume(SQM)

    Average Price(USD/SQM)

    % Share

    COLOMBIANA DE COMERCIO SA

    427,195.65

    1.28

    10.5

    COMERCIALIZADORA QUANTTO SA SOCIEDAD ANONIMA COMERCIAL

    296,166.83

    1.25

    7.3

    JOHN URIBE E HIJOS SA

    270,624.32

    1.21

    6.7

    STILOTEX SAS

    256,450.98

    1.74

    6.3

    SURTIJEANS SA

    242,990.56

    1.15

    6.0

    POLJEAN SAS

    230,233.31

    1.3

    5.7

    CONTACTO TEXTIL SA

    225,739.72

    1.73

    5.5

    VICUNHA COLOMBIA SAS

    202,851.81

    1.54

    5.0

    C I JEANS SA

    189,998.20

    1.67

    4.7

    INTERNACIONAL DE DISTRIBUCIONES DE VESTUARIO DE MODA SOCIEDA

    145,810.24

    1.09

    3.6

    Others

    1,579,529.46

    1.72

    38.8

    Total

    4,067,591.08

    1.52

    100

    Denim Fabric Imports In Colombia During September 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    Denim Fabric Imports In Colombia During September 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    Denim Fabric Imports In Colombia During September 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    COLOMBIANA DE COMERCIO SA

    The total import of denim fabric made by COLOMBIANA DE during the month of September 2019 is 4.27 lakhssqm. The four major suppliers to Colombiana DE are SANGAM INDIA LTD ,ZHEJIANG XINLAN TEXTILE CO LTD, MANOMAY TEX INDIA LTD and DENIMBURG. Sangam supplied 188,009.52 sqm of denim fabric at an average price of $1.25/sqm being the largest supplier of all.

    Address: Calle 11 No 31 A – 42, Bogota,  Colombia and to know more visit – www.corbeta.com.co.

    Company

    Volume(SQM)

    Average Price(USD/SQM)

    DENIMBURG

    74,018.65

    1.16

    MANOMAY TEX INDIA LTD

    61,126.36

    1.07

    SANGAM (INDIA) LTD

    188,009.52

    1.25

    ZHEJIANG XINLAN TEXTILE CO LTD

    104,041.12

    1.54

    Total

    427,195.65

    1.28

    Denim Fabric Imports In Colombia During September 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    Denim Fabric Imports In Colombia During September 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    COMERCIALIZADORA QUANTTO SA SOCIEDAD ANONIMA COMERCIAL

    The total import of denim fabric made by COMERCIALIZADORA during the month of September 2019 is 2.96 lakhs sqm.It got only one supplier onborad i.e. Blue Halo SA The Hub Co which exported the total denim fabric at an average price of USD 1.25/sqm.

    Address : Cr 13 No. 20 – 79 Bogota D.C.; Bogota D.C; Postal Code: 0127

    Company

    Volume(SQM)

    Average Price(USD/SQM)

    BLUE HALO SA THE HUB CO

    296,166.83

    1.25
    JOHN URIBE E HIJOS SA

    John Uribe imported 2.70 lakhs sqm of denim fabrics during the period of September 2019 and it got many suppliers on the board. Out of many suppliers, R&B Denims is the biggest supplier with the export volume of 116,224 sqm and Jindal Denim is the second biggest suppliers with the total volume of 80,096.95 sqm. Average Price at which R&B is supplying is $1.15/sqm and Jindal is supplying at $1.12/sqm.

    The Company’s line of business includes the wholesale distribution of piece goods and yard goods of natural and manmade fibers.
    Address:Carrera 52 19 80 Local 2, Antioquia Medellin Colombia

    Company

    Volume(SQM)

    Average Price(USD/SQM)

    DENIMBURG

    26,932.54

    1.16

    JINDAL DENIMS INC

    80,096.95

    1.12

    MANUFACTURAS KALTEX SA DE CV

    2,797.20

    2.34

    R & B DENIMS LTD

    116,224.08

    1.15

    TEJIDOS SAN JACINTO SA

    26,453.01

    1.21

    TEXTIL CANATIBA LTDA

    10,246.62

    1.99

    ZHEJIANG TENGMA TEXTILE CO LTD

    7,873.92

    1.58

    Total

    270,624.32

    1.21

    Denim Fabric Imports In Colombia During September 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    Denim Fabric Imports In Colombia During September 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    STILOTEX SAS

    Stilotex has bought a major part of its denim collection from Poonam Enterprises ( India) at an average price of USD 1.73/Sqm and Zhejiang Jinsuo Textiles at an average price of USD 1.73/SQM. The total denim imported for the month of September 2019 was 256,450.98 sqm.

    Since 1992 ,Stilotex SAS is operating since 1997 and deals in four segments. Home, Children’s Fashion, Babies, and Hobbies. To know more, visit  http://stilotex.com

    Address: Cra 106 # 15 – 25,Manzana 5,Ints. 13 – 14,Bogotá, Colombia

    Company

    Volume(SQM)

    Average Price(USD/SQM)

    INDIGO TEXTILE (PVT) LTD

    27,720.00

    1.81

    POONAM ENTERPRISES (HK) LTD

    167,924.08

    1.73

    S M TRADERS

    8,154.90

    1.95

    ZHEJIANG BLUEDREAM TEXTILE CO LTD

    21,262.40

    1.66

    ZHEJIANG JINSUO TEXTILES CO LTD

    31,389.60

    1.73

    Total

    256,450.98

    1.74

    Denim Fabric Imports In Colombia During September 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    Denim Fabric Imports In Colombia During September 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    SURTIJEANS SA

    Surtijeans has bought all its denim from 3 companies. Jindal Denims exported a total volume of 100,525 sqm at an average price of USD 0.86/Sqm. The total denim imported during the months of September 2019 was 242,990.56 sqm.

    Surtijeans S A was founded in 2007. The company’s line of business includes the wholesale distribution of home furnishings and housewares.

    Address:Calle 17 A 69 87 Bodega 2 Zona Industrial Montevideo Bogota Colombia

    Company

    Volume(SQM)

    Average Price(USD/SQM)

    ZHEJIANG XINLAN TEXTILE CO LTD

    68,089.92

    1.66

    SANGAM (INDIA) LTD

    74,374.79

    1.07

    JINDAL DENIMS INC (A DIV OF JINDAL WORLDWIDE LTD)

    100,525.85

    0.86

    Total

    242,990.56

    1.15

    Denim Fabric Imports In Colombia During September 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    Denim Fabric Imports In Colombia During September 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    POLJEAN SAS

    The total import of denim fabric made by POLJEAN during the month of September 2019 is 230,233.31 sqm. Poljean has bought all its denim from 1 company i.e. JALSEN INC at an average price of USD 1.30/Sqm.

    Address:Carrera 54 Nro 72A- 135, Itagui, Antioquia, Colombia

    Company

    Volume(SQM)

    Average Prie(USD/SQM)

    JALSEN INC

    230,233.31

    1.30
    CONTACTO TEXTIL

    The total import of denim fabric made by CONTACTO during the month of September 2019 is 225,739.72 sqm. Contacto has bought its denim from various companies . Out of which the largest supplier was WinWin Textile with export volume of 89,894.58 at an average price of USD 1.95/sqm.

    Address:Dir. Calle 62 Sur # 44 – 67 Sabaneta – Colombia Tel. 444 85 01

    Company

    Volume(SQM)

    Average Price(USD/SQM)

    CHANGZHOU KAILAN TEXTILE CO LTD

    21,631.37

    1.58

    VINOD DENIM LTD

    32,352.99

    1.40

    WINWIN TEXTILE CO LTD

    86,894.58

    1.95

    ZHEJIANG JINSUO TEXTILES CO LTD

    33,536.82

    1.69

    ZHEJIANG TENGMA TEXTILE CO LTD

    36,646.40

    1.60

    ZHEJIANG XINLAN TEXTILE CO LTD

    14,677.56

    1.85

    Total

    225,739.72

    1.73

    Denim Fabric Imports In Colombia During September 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    Denim Fabric Imports In Colombia During September 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    VICUNHA COLOMBIA SAS

    VICUNHA COLOMBIA SAS imported 202,851.81 sqm of denim fabrics in the month of September 2019 from its own companies ie .Vicunha Textil SA from Brazil and Vicunha Ecuador SA  with the total volume of about 154,650.08 sqm and 48,201.73 sqm respectively.  Average Price at which both companies are supplying is $1.48/sqm and $1.71/sqm respectively.

    Address:STREET 20 SU 27 55 OF 9947,MEDELLIN,ANTIOQUIA

    Company

    Volume(SQM)

    Average Price(USD/SQM)

    VICUNHA ECUADOR SA

    48,201.73

    1.71

    VICUNHA TEXTIL SA

    154,650.08

    1.48

    Total

    202,851.81

    1.54

    Denim Fabric Imports In Colombia During September 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    Denim Fabric Imports In Colombia During September 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    C I JEANS SA

    C I Jeans SA imported 189,998.20 sqm of denim fabrics in the month of Septmber 2019 from various companies out of which Santista Work Solution being the largest with the total volume of about 84,441.94 sqm.  Average Price at which Santista is supplying is $1.77/sqm.

    Address:Calle 78A Sur #10, La Estrella, Pueblo Viejo, La Estrella, Antioquia, Colombia

    Company

    Volume(SQM)

    Average Price(USD/SQM)

    COMPANHIA DE FIACAO E TECIDOS SANTO ANTONIO

    84,115.42

    1.27

    MOUNT VERNON MILLS

    9,821.09

    4.01

    NAVEENA EXPORTS LTD

    330.03

    5.10

    SANTISTA WORK SOLUTION SA

    84,441.94

    1.77

    VICUNHA ECUADOR SA

    10,780.18

    1.69

    XINGTAI H AND J TEXTILES CO LTD

    509.54

    4.87

    Total

    189,998.20

    1.67

    Denim Fabric Imports In Colombia During September 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    Denim Fabric Imports In Colombia During September 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    INTERNACIONAL DE DISTRIBUCIONES DE VESTUARIO DE MODA SOCIEDA

    145.810.24 sqm of denim fabric has been imported by Internacional De in the month of September 2019 at an average price of $1.09/sqm. Nandan Denim Ltd is the biggest supplier which supplied approx 87,553 sqm denim at an average price of $0.94/sqm.

    Internacional de Distribuciones de Vestuario de Moda S.A., is a Colombian commercial company headquartered in the city of La Estrella in Antioquia region. It has been incorporated in 1997. The company’s main activities include designing, manufacturing, and commercialization of Apparels for women and men. The company is mostly known with its trademarks Carmel y Pacifika.

    Address:Cr 48 98a Sur 367 Km 4 Vte Caldas La Estrella; Antioquia;

    Website : http://www.lineadirecta.com.co/

    Company

    Volume(SQM)

    Average Price(USD/SQM)

    NANDAN DENIM LTD

    87,553.13

    0.94

    VICUNHA TEXTIL S / A

    58,257.11

    1.31

    Total

    145,810.24

    1.09

    Denim Fabric Imports In Colombia During September 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    Denim Fabric Imports In Colombia During September 2019 | Denimsandjeans

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  • Japanese Sakiori Weave & Boro Patchwork by KUON

    Japanese Sakiori Weave & Boro Patchwork by KUON

    KUON is derived from the Japanese words “Kuon”, “Distant past or future” and “Eternity”.The essence of the brand is to pursue a simple, cool, unreasonable style that incorporates the history and culture of used clothes and cloths that exist around the world, but is not bound by its frame and changes over time. The Japanese label highlighted the heritage collection by presenting the Sakiori Weave and Boro Patchwork in the latest SS20 collection. The brand displayed the articles and inspired us by this new look for the season.

    The brand is very famous for the Boro work with rags and ran or could be called worn out clothing. KUON is constantly pursuing new fashion and continuing to challenge for new values without being bound by unnecessary nostalgia.The Japanese word sakiori comes from “saki,” which means to tear or rip up, and “ori,” which means weave. “Saki” relates to preparing the fabric by striping it into pieces and “ori” refers to weaving it together.It is the woven art for worn out clothing whereas the Boro textile is the art of patchwork.

    Japanese Sakiori Weave & Boro Patchwork by KUON

    Japanese Sakiori Weave & Boro Patchwork by KUON

    Japanese Sakiori Weave & Boro Patchwork by KUON

    Japanese Sakiori Weave & Boro Patchwork by KUON

    Japanese Sakiori Weave & Boro Patchwork by KUON

    Baggy pants, Slouchy layers in denim jeans, jackets and lots more were the highlights in this craft focussed collection. The Spring summer collection elevated the military style attire in the modern world with fascinating patches and detailings. The capsule included lightweight salt-washed nylons, layered boro patchwork, washed denim and shirts and sweats trimmed with sakiori, a historic Japanese rug weaving technique. Very fine details of weavings can be seen in the boro articles and patchworks seems so perfect without any stitch out of place.

    We bring you our favourite pieces below! Learn more about the brand’s new concept here.

    Japanese Sakiori Weave & Boro Patchwork by KUON

    Japanese Sakiori Weave & Boro Patchwork by KUON

    Japanese Sakiori Weave & Boro Patchwork by KUON

    Japanese Sakiori Weave & Boro Patchwork by KUON

    Japanese Sakiori Weave & Boro Patchwork by KUON

    Japanese Sakiori Weave & Boro Patchwork by KUON

  • ​8 Reasons Why You Can’t Miss The 1st Edition Of Denimsandjeans Japan Show

    ​8 Reasons Why You Can’t Miss The 1st Edition Of Denimsandjeans Japan Show

    Japan has always been a place to visit in the bucket list of denim lovers who travel there for inspiration and therefore the 1st edition of Denimsandjeans Japan, which is all set to welcome the global denim community on September 29-30 at Sunshine City, Tokyo, is a must-attend event for all the denim connoisseurs. However, this is not the only reason why Denimsandjeans Japan show should not be missed. In fact, there are 8 more reasons !!

    #1. Japanese Denim Companies

    It’s a little uncommon to see many Japanese Denim companies together in one place quite often at trade shows and with many of these companies joining the show, it is an opportunity to meet them together in one place. These include companies like Kuroki, Kurabo, HAP (technology+garments), Collect ( Japan Blue ), Whoval(Laundry), Nihon Menpu, SAAB (garments), Showa Tex, Shinohara Textiles, JDS Garments, and Amhot holdings. Besides the Japanese, there are some of the most reputed supply chain companies from all over the world at the show.

    The complete list of the exhibitors for as of now can be checked at this page .

    #2. Display Of 100 Years Old Vintage Denim By Elleti (M.O.D.E)

    On June 19th this year, Elleti Group inaugurated – Museum of Denim By ElletiGroup(M.O.D.E)in Italy. The Museum has a truly impressive display of over 13,000 pairs of jeans items, a mix of development samples from the old Martelli Archives, from the current ElleTi archives and several market samples.

    At the 1st edition of Japan show, a tiny Museum will be set up by elleti group, where the visitor gets to see a lot of vintage denim garments including prized vintage products from 1910s to 1950s including Levi’s Type 201 (the “value” alternative to the famous 501XX), the style 333, the original 701 (first women’s jean ever made), some World War II 501s, the original Lee 101 Cowboy with arcuate stitching, a dozen examples of Boss Of The Road, several early Stronghold, CQ WO, Powell, Underhill, L. Elkus, Montana, Hercules Overall, Japanese coat and Kimonos from unknown brands from around WW2 times. This display will be inspiring!

    ​7 Reasons Why You Can't-Miss The 1st Edition Of Denimsandjeans Japan Show - #desingedinnovation

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    #3. The Father Of Denim – Adriano Goldschmied

    Denimsandjeans is honored to have the presence of Mr. Adriano Goldschimed, who will be presenting his new and internationally acclaimed – WISER WASH TECHNIQUE at the show and the launch of WISER WASH in the Japanese Market. Besides, it is always one of the greatest pleasures to hear the guru speak on various aspects of denim.

    ​7 Reasons Why You Can't-Miss The 1st Edition Of Denimsandjeans Japan Show - #desingedinnovation

    #4. Alchemy – The Arvind Indigo Museum

    Alchemy is the ARVIND Indigo museum launched by Arvind group of India. The Museum which showcases creative expressions by master craftsmen, contemporary artists, and designers to expand the vocabulary of indigo. It highlights their co-collaborative endeavors with this unique dye along with leading contemporary artists, who were invited to respond to indigo’s history and its characteristic hue. Indigo has been applied to a vast number of materials including ceramics, stone, glass, metals and many others to present the vast possibilities of using Indigo in various mediums.
    Some of the artifacts from the museum shall be displayed at the show.

    ​7 Reasons Why You Can't-Miss The 1st Edition Of Denimsandjeans Japan Show - #desingedinnovation

    ​7 Reasons Why You Can't-Miss The 1st Edition Of Denimsandjeans Japan Show - #desingedinnovation

    #5.Trend Area

    Checking out the trend area at the show would be a visual treat for many visitors with its focus on Sustainability, Designed Innovation, and Japanese styles. Most of the exhibitors are coming out with unique products specifically for this market and they need to be top-notch in terms of materials, presentation, style, etc. Of particular interest would be the categories JAPANESE STYLE and SELVEDGE CORNERS.

    #6. Workshops and Presentations

    A number of workshops are expected to be organized at the show. One of them will be by Japanese laundry WHOVAL and the fabric manufacturer Collect (Japan Blue group). They will be organizing a workshop at the show on Denim Finishing which includes grind, print, and damage finish process the Japanese way. Apart from that, some exhibitors are also working with Japanese Manufacturers and Brands to create capsule collections collection which will be showcased at the show.

    There will be 5-6 knowledge sharing sessions which include seminar presentations and panel discussion on recent denim developments and sustainability. Internationally acclaimed Denim Expert including Stefano Aldigheri, Adriano Goldschmied, Luigi Lovato, Takehiro Sugiyama, Stanley Hwang, and Katsu Manabe join the list and many more will be announced shortly.

    ​7 Reasons Why You Can't-Miss The 1st Edition Of Denimsandjeans Japan Show - #desingedinnovation

    ​7 Reasons Why You Can't-Miss The 1st Edition Of Denimsandjeans Japan Show - #desingedinnovation

    #7.Meet Japanese Denim Community

    At the Denimsandjeans Japan Show, you will be able to meet a large part of the Japanese denim community in one place. The show will bring together professionals from the Japanese denim industry including retailers, brands, manufacturers, designers, and others.

    ​7 Reasons Why You Can't-Miss The 1st Edition Of Denimsandjeans Japan Show - #desingedinnovation

    #8.Denim Shopping

    The show location is also not very far from the hotspots of Japanese brands in Tokyo  Daikan Yama, Shibuya, etc where many stores of Japanese brands are located. When you are done with the show, you may want to go to some of the possible places which denim heads visit.  Here are some of the recommendations :

    1. Momotaro Jeans Aoyama
    2. Warehouse Ebisu
    3. KapitalEbisu
    4. FDMTL
    5. TORO VINTAGE CLOTHING

    Sunshine city itself is located in an area that is a hub of youthful activities in Tokyo with a lot of boutique shops – old and new, cross-culture influences, Anime and Manga events and much more.

    You might be wondering, where are the details of these brands/showrooms so that you can plan your schedule accordingly, then you need to log on to the official website of Denimsandjeans Japan Show and check their tour section or you may directly reach there checking this link .

    If you have any questions, you can directly drop an email to the organizers at info@denimsandjeans.com

    Decision-makers of leading Japanese as well as international brands, retailers, buying houses and factories are also expected to visit the show and once again provide an opportunity for visitors to get the most out of JAPAN+DENIM!

    Register here and feel free to contact us at info@denimsandjeans.com for any information.

  • Brands, Fabric Mills & Manufacturers Join Jeans Redesign Initiative

    Brands, Fabric Mills & Manufacturers Join Jeans Redesign Initiative

    In February 2019, Make Fashion Circular brought together a group of industry experts in an intensive workshop, to collaboratively test and further develop a common vision of what good looks like for jeans. As an outcome of the workshop, a draft set of Guidelines were produced for the Jeans Redesign, these have been tested and iterated with representatives from brands, garment manufacturers, fabric mills, recyclers, and academics in addition to those present on the day.
    The result of this work is a set of co-developed Guidelines that define a starting point for the industry to design and produce jeans in accordance with the principles of a circular economy at scale. The Guidelines are divided into four areas: durability, material health, recyclability, and traceability. This document lays out the definition of terms in each area, the detailed requirements that must be achieved as a minimum, and the process for validating these achievements.

    Thus The Ellen MacArthur foundation launched its JEANS REDESIGN initiative.This initiative aims to make the jeans manufacturing process a circular process.This initiative promises to  meet guidelines including minimum requirements on garment long lasting capability , using material which is good for environment and the workers , recyclability and traceability. The Jeans Redesign was created by Make Fashion Circular Initiative by British Circular Economy Charity.The Ellen MacArthur Foundation has extended these norms to allow fabric mills and manufacturers to join the project.

    GUIDELINES

    Durability – Garments should have labels with clear information. Jeans should withstand a minimum of 30 home laundries.

    Health – Jeans manufacturing should be free of chemicals and organic methods must be used to ensure the environment safety.

    Recyclability – The materials or accessories used in the jeans should be easily removable for re-use and re-cycle. Jeans should be made with 98% cellulose fibers.

    Traceability – The garments with the Jeans Redesign logo should be traceable and easily available.

    The foundation was launched in 2010 to make the economy circular. Make Fashion Circular was launched by UK charity the Ellen MacArthur Foundation at the Copenhagen Fashion Summit 2018.

    For joining the Jeans Redesign initiative, the mills must fulfill the guidelines for ZDHC (Zero Discharge Hazardous Chemicals) including testing and produce less than 0.025 MN of wastewater per yard.This initiative aims to improve jeans manufacturing, track the waste management  and is developed for denim heads from brands, retailers, manufacturers, sorters etc.

    “More companies joining the Jeans Redesign demonstrates the appetite in the industry for practical solutions that support the transition to a thriving fashion industry, where all our clothes are used for longer, are made from safe and renewable materials, and are made to be made again. This kind of industrywide shift needs companies from across fashion to work together,” Make Fashion Circular’s Francois Souchet said in a recent statement.

    How To Participate

    To take part in the Project, Participants must specify how their jeans will meet the Jeans Redesign Guidelines, and how they intend to accelerate progress against the Guidelines beyond the minimum requirements set out.
    Participants will detail the validation methods that will be used to confirm the Guidelines have been met. This information will be provided on the Participation Form and, unless otherwise stated, will be publicly disclosed as part of the reporting progress by the Ellen MacArthur Foundation on behalf of Make Fashion Circular.
    Participants are encouraged to disclose the percentage of jeans produced that will meet the Guidelines in either their annual report or sustainability report to offer a benchmark for progress. In addition, Participants are requested to disclose the number of their jeans produced that will meet the Guidelines to Make Fashion Circular which will publish the figure as an aggregated number for all Participants.
    By the end of May 2021, Participants will be required to submit the Report Form to Make Fashion Circular to confirm that they have met the initial agreed specifications, to share any deviations from this original specification, and to provide details of how these meet each element of the criteria. To comply with its charitable objectives, the Ellen MacArthur Foundation on behalf of Make Fashion Circular will make the information submitted on the Report Form public on the Make Fashion Circular website. Make Fashion Circular encourages third-party verification or assurance of reported data where appropriate. If Participants confirm this has been obtained, this will be included alongside the Participant’s reported data. Make Fashion Circular do not verify or audit the data provided to it, and this is then reported on an ‘as is’ basis.
    Participants need to  provide high-level information about the type of third-party organisation who will
    perform the verification or assurance exercise, and any plans for future development of verification or assurance processes for the data reported. It is the responsibility of each Participant to make available on request information on the third-party verification that confirms compliance with any element of the requirements set out in Guidelines. Participants meeting the logo terms and conditions will be granted permission to use the Jeans Redesign logo on jeans produced in line with the Guidelines. Use of the Jeans
    Redesign logo will be reassessed yearly, based on compliance with reporting requirements.

    Participants

    Over thirty leading brands, manufacturers and fabric mills are using the Guidelines to make jeans that will be available on the market by Autumn 2020. The members currently joined the foundation include H&M, Tommy Hilfiger, Lee,Guess, Ateliers and Repairs as Brands. Advance denim mill, Artistic Miliners, GAP,  Cone Denim, House of Gold (through Blue Diamond: Xingtai H&J Textiles Co. Ltd), Prosperity Textiles, Soorty as Fabric Mills. BESTSELLER (through the VERO MODA brand), Boyish Jeans, C&A, GAP, Hirdaramani, H&M Group (through the H&M and Weekday brands), Saitex , HNST, Kipas, Lee®, Mud Jeans, Arvind Limited as manufacturers.

  • Peru Denim Fabric Imports : May 2019

    Peru Denim Fabric Imports : May 2019

    In this report, we’ve listed the major denim fabric importers in PERU in the month of May,2019 and analyzed the volume and average price along with the countries from where they are buying. The contents of this report are as below:

    TABLE SHOWING THE TOP DENIM SUPPLYING COUNTRIES TO PERU ALONG WITH AVERAGE PRICE AND % SHARE
    GRAPH SHOWING THE TOP DENIM SUPPLYING COUNTRIES TO PERU
    GRAPH SHOWING THE AVERAGE PRICE OF THE TOP  DENIM SUPPLYING COUNTRIES TO PERU
    GRAPH SHOWING THE % SHARE OF COUNTRIES IN TOTAL IMPORTS BY PERU
    TABLE SHOWING THE TOP DENIM IMPORTING COMPANIES OF PERU ALONG WITH AVERAGE PRICE AND % SHARE
    GRAPH SHOWING THE TOP DENIM IMPORTING COMPANIES OF PERU
    GRAPH SHOWING THE AVERAGE PRICE OF THE TOP 10 DENIM IMPORTING COMPANIES OF PERU
    TABLES SHOWING THE IMPORTS OF DENIM FABRICS BY DIFFERENT COMPANIES INTO PERU ALONG WITH AVERAGE PRICE
    GRAPHS SHOWING THE IMPORTS OF DENIM FABRICS BY DIFFERENT COMPANIES INTO MEXICO
    GRAPHS SHOWING THE AVERAGE PRICE OF IMPORTS OF DENIM FABRICS BY DIFFERENT COMPANIES INTO PERU
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    TOP COUNTRIES SUPPLYING DENIM FABRICS TO PERU

    In the month of May 2019, Peru has imported more than 1.1 million meters of denim fabrics.CHINA is the biggest exporter of Denim Fabric to Peru with a total volume of about 4.47 lakhs meters at an average price of USD 2.28/m. India is the 2nd biggest denim supplier which exported almost equally around 4.46 lakhs meters of denim fabric at an average price of USD 2.15/m. Pakistan,Colombia, Thailand  etc. are other major countries which contributed about 13%,3%,2% of the total import of denim fabric of Peru respectively.Thailand also exported at the highest average price of 3.55 USD/M.

    (Note: this data has been captured from various govt organizations including customs. the actual imports are likely to be higher than this figure .)

    Country

    Volume (Meters)

    Average Price(USD/Mtr)

    %Share

    China

    447,184

    2.28

    39.11

    India

    446,187

    2.15

    39.02

    Pakistan

    158,974

    2.54

    13.90

    Colombia

    44,808

    3.35

    3.92

    Thailand

    25,001

    3.55

    2.19

    Brazil

    10,001

    3.03

    0.87

    Mexico

    5,739

    1.85

    0.50

    United Sates

    5,501

    2.15

    0.48

    Total

    1,143,395

    2.3

    100
    Leading Supplying Countries To Peru

    Peru Denim Fabric Imports : May 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    Peru Denim Fabric Imports : May 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    Peru Denim Fabric Imports : May 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    TOP COMPANIES EXPORTING DENIM TO PERU

    So far as the import of denim fabric by different companies are concerned, COLORTEX PERU SA and JEANOLOGIA TEXTIL SAC  are the biggest importers of denim fabric into Peru with the total import of 5.1 lakhs meters and 1.4 lakhs meters of denim fabric respectively. HIGHLAND TRADING COMPANY pays the highest average price of USD 3.32/ mtr.

    Company

    Volume(Meters)

    Average Price (USD/Mtr)

    %Share

    COLORTEX PERU SA

    516,718

    2.27

    45.19

    JEANOLOGIA TEXTIL SAC

    144,397

    2.52

    12.63

    COMERCIAL TEXTIL SA

    81,932

    2.88

    7.17

    GRUPO TEXTIL CASAS SAC

    63,030

    1.94

    5.51

    JORGE PEÑA SA JORPESA

    62,833

    2.05

    5.50

    TELEMODA SAC

    62,477

    2.13

    5.46

    CASIMIRES NABILA S R LTDA

    59,726

    2.05

    5.22

    VICUNHA PERU SAC

    43,082

    2.33

    3.77

    CORPORACION WAMA SAC

    36,979

    2.38

    3.23

    ANGLO AMERICAN TRADING CO SA

    20,336

    3.3

    1.78

    EXPRESS JEAN´S C & O SA

    19,932

    2.05

    1.74

    HIGHLAND TRADING COMPANY SAC

    17,376

    3.32

    1.52

    MODAS DIVERSAS DEL PERU SAC

    14,577

    2.78

    1.27

    Total

    1,143,395

    2.3

    100
    Leading Fabric Buyers To Peru – May 2019

    Peru Denim Fabric Imports : May 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    Peru Denim Fabric Imports : May 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    Peru Denim Fabric Imports : May 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    MAJOR IMPORTERS

    COLORTEX PERU SA

    Colortex Peru imported 516,718 meters of denim fabrics during the month of May 2019 and it got six major suppliers on the board. Out of six suppliers,MINGZHU TRADING is the biggest supplier with the export volume of 90,555 meters at an average price of $2.6/m.

    Address:COLORTEX PERU SA,Av. Gral. Salaverry 3115, San Isidro 15076, Peru,http://www.colortexperu.com.pe/

    Suppliers

    Volume(Meters)

    Average Price(USD/Mtr)

    MINGZHU TRADING

    90,555

    2.6

    ETCO TEXTILES PRIVATE LIMITED

    65,886

    1.7

    CITYTEX INTL CO LIMITED

    57,225

    2.47

    RSWM LIMITED

    29,885

    2.1

    GLOBAL LYNX CORP LIMITED

    25,319

    1.86

    ATLANTIC MILLS (THAILAND) CO LTD

    25,001

    3.55

    Others

    222,848

    2.18

    Total

    516,718

    2.27

    Supplying Companies To COLORTEX PERU SA

    Peru Denim Fabric Imports : May 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    Peru Denim Fabric Imports : May 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    JEANOLOGIA TEXTIL SAC

    Jeanologia Textil imported 144,397 meters of denim fabrics during the month of May 2019 and it got many suppliers on the board. Out of many suppliers,ARTISTIC MILLINERS PVT LTD is the biggest supplier with the export volume of 71,802 meters at an average price of $2.31/m.

    Address: JEANOLOGIA TEXTIL SAC,CALLE MARIA CURIE NO. 177 URB INDUS LIMA LIMA 03 PERU,Info@jeanologiatextil.com

    Suppliers

    Volume(Meters)

    Average Price(USD/Mtr)

    ARTISTIC MILLINERS PVT LTD

    71,802

    2.31

    SOORTY ENTERPRISES (PVT) LTD

    50,595

    2.9

    Others

    22,000

    2.31

    Total

    144,397

    2.52

    Supplying Companies To  JEANOLOGIA TEXTIL SAC

    Peru Denim Fabric Imports : May 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    Peru Denim Fabric Imports : May 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    COMERCIAL TEXTIL SA

    Comercial Textil imported 81,932 meters of denim fabrics during the month of May 2019 and it got only one supplier on the board. NANDAN DENIM LIMITED is the supplier with the export volume of 81,932 meters at an average price of $2.88/m.

    Address:COMERCIAL TEXTIL SA,Av. Maquinarias 1960 LIMA-1,Lima Peru,ventas@comercial-textil.com

    Suppliers

    Volume(Meters)

    Average Price(USD/Mtr)

    NANDAN DENIM LIMITED

    81,932

    2.88
    GRUPO TEXTIL CASAS SAC

    Grupo Textil imported 63,030 meters of denim fabrics during the month of May 2019 and it got two  suppliers on the board. Out of which,ETCO TEXTILES PRIVATE LIMITED  exported a total  volume of 33,025 meters at an average price of $1.75/m and RSWM LIMITED exported a total volume of 30,005 meters at an averag price of $2.15/m.

    Address:Luis Giribaldi 522, La Victoria 15018, Peru

    Suppliers

    Volume(Meters)

    Average Price(USD/Mtr)

    ETCO TEXTILES PRIVATE LIMITED

    33,025

    1.75

    RSWM LIMITED

    30,005

    2.15

    Total

    63,030

    1.94

    Supplying Companies To  GRUPO TEXTIL

    Peru Denim Fabric Imports : May 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    Peru Denim Fabric Imports : May 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    TELEMODA SAC

    TELEMODA imported 62,477 meters of denim fabrics during the month of May 2019 and it got a very few suppliers on the board. Out of all suppliers,DOUBLE ACE CARGO INC is the biggest supplier with the export volume of 11,240 meters at an average price of $2/m.

    Address:Av. Avenida Malecon Checa #155 ALT.CDRA.1 AV. GRAN CHIMU, SAN JUAN DE LURIGANCHO
    City Lima State Lima

    Suppliers

    Volume(Meters)

    Average Price(USD/Mtr)

    DOUBLE ACE CARGO INC

    11,240

    2

    Others

    51,237

    2.16

    Total

    62,477

    2.13

    Supplying Companies To  TELEMODA

    Peru Denim Fabric Imports : May 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    Peru Denim Fabric Imports : May 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    CASIMIRES NABILA S R LTDA

    CASIMIRES imported 59,726 meters of denim fabrics during the month of May 2019 from only one supplier RSWM LIMITED with the export volume of 59,726 meters at an average price of $2.05/m.

    Address: CASIMIRES NABILA S R LTDA,Jr. Lucanas 919,LIMA, LIMA, 13  Peru,http://nabila.pe

    Suppliers

    Volume(Meters)

    Average Price(USD/Mtr)

    RSWM LIMITED

    59,726

    2.05

    CORPORACION WAMA SAC

    CORPORACION imported 36,979 meters of denim fabrics during the month of May 2019 and it got two suppliers on the board. Out of two suppliers,RSWM LIMITED is the biggest supplier with the export volume of 29,882 meters at an average price of $2.11/m.

    Address:AV SANTUARIO 1035 ZARATE SAN JUAN DE LURIGANCHO LIMA, ANCASH LIMA

    Suppliers

    Volume(Meters)

    Average Price(USD/Mtr)

    RSWM LIMITED

    29,882

    2.11

    FABRICATO SA

    7,097

    3.56

    Total

    36,979

    2.38

    Supplying Companies To  CORPORACION

    Peru Denim Fabric Imports : May 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    Peru Denim Fabric Imports : May 2019 | Denimsandjeans

    EXPRESS JEAN´S C & O SA

    EXPRESS JEANS  imported 19,932 meters of denim fabrics during the month of May 2019 from one supplier,TEXVISTA INTL PTE LTD with the export volume of 19,932 meters at an average price of $2.05/m.

    Supplier

    Volume(Meters)

    Average Price(USD/Mtr)

    TEXVISTA INTL PTE LTD

    19,932

    2.05
    HIGHLAND TRADING COMPANY SAC

    HIGHLAND TRADING COMPANY imported 17,376 meters of denim fabrics during the month of May 2019 only one supplier, FABRICATO SA with the export volume of 17,376 meters at an average price of $3.32/m.

    Address:AV. REPUBLICA DE POLONIA 721 URB SAN RAFAEL SAN JUAN DE LURIGANCHO LIMA

    Supplier

    Volume(Meters)

    Average Price(USD.Mtr)

    FABRICATO SA

    17,376

    3.32

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