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An interesting panel discussion on the Turkish Denim Mills was held at the 2nd edition of Denimsandjeans Virtual Show. The participants included Dilek Erik(Marketing Consultant), Sinem Senbark(Sales and Marketing Manager-Iskur Denim), and Murat AydoÄŸdu(Sales and Marketing Director-Kilim Denim). Moderated by Ms Dilek, Sinem and Murat shared their views on the current status of Turkish denim companies and how they changed post covid.

How COVID changed the way of doing business

Sinem Senbark

In denim business we all used to work by traveling so every company’s sales people or sales directors used to travel two times or three times in a month but with COVID 19, we are all stuck at home and we’re working from home. 

We couldn’t travel and we couldn’t go even to the companies in turkey so everything changed nothing remained as before. We used to go to our exhibitions two times a year, some companies attend more than one exhibition as we are and some companies attend at least one exhibition, so we come together there, we share our ideas. We show new collections and at least two times a year we come together and meet everyone physically. Now we are all doing everything from zoom and Denimsandjeans also organized virtual exhibition two times and this is the second edition where we all are discussing this.  These exhibitions are virtual, and we are coming together,  but this is a different experience for all of us, and I think it’s really important for the denim business and for people to come together because we love each other even if we are competitors.

We like to share ideas, we like to share our collection and in new directions so these virtual exhibitions are important.

Murat AydoÄŸdu

We’ve started working from home with the whole world and we saw how important face-to-face communication is especially in our business during this period but we kept our reachability high and met more often with our colleagues and customers. The biggest parts of our work were the fairs and the customer visits and they were canceled immediately during the COVID, then we decided to move most of our business to digital and during this period we mostly focused on digital marketing strategy.

We moved our collections to digital platforms to virtual fairs. We updated our website and social media accounts but as you agree denim is not a kind of product that can be seen and decided to buy from the image on the screens, all the consumers need to touch and feel a garment. No matter how digital we are, we need to send physical samples to our buyers, to our customers then now we are mostly sending new samples, more sample packages considering many different factors and when we see that the feedback was very good then we realized that we evaluated the process quite well.

We continue our business and customer relations on digital platforms now, in order to improve better service to our buyers, in addition, I can say for the global sector now and when we look the production side in globally during the pandemic the fashion industry supply chain extremely depends on far eastern production and we realized this has allowed the many US and many European retailers forwarded to closer suppliers and manufacturers offering them fast delivery supply chain by removing them from the complex global production chain I can say in this point of view we are the Turkish Denim Mills have really a great potential to assume by means of a large part of global production so thanks to Turkey and its ability in the production.

Are we late for digitalisation?

Sinem Senbark

We started to do our digital presentation before COVID 19 and now we are preparing our own website to present our collection digitally. We didn’t want to use this technology before because we are not used to,  we used to come together physically, we love to come together physically as I told before and so it’s more our attitude to come to look together physically.

Now we have to make it digital as we were not aware of how effective is this going to be. Sometimes something bad comes good so this is a good example.

Product/Processes Popular During Pandemic

Sinem Senbark

Covid 19 changed the way the final consumer shops, so we stuck at home for two months at least and now some people are still working from home so the way you buy the things has totally changed so as is denim before the pandemic, before Covid 19 we launched a new collection – Soft Breeze where we have a comfort and stretch fabrics with a soft touch and it was wearable at home, at the party, at the office so it’s more worth style and the most important thing that we forecasted this before the pandemic.

The consumer habit now wants, of course, some trend-less articles but the articles should be timeless more than trend-less trendy, let’s say we want timeless articles so this our soft breeze collection has a comfort power stretch rigid but very soft touch and wearable everywhere so if you want you can wear at home because in zoom meeting we only see half of the body, the other half is hidden.

So it’s hidden but even if it is hidden we all want to be more natural and more basic and more comfortable. 

The second concept that we launched contemporarily with COVID 19 was our free move concept where we have knitwear looking fabrics and they are also suitable for homeware and comfort super stretch and

We didn’t develop in a rigid fabric but it will come in the SS22, so the main idea is to be comfortable, simple and natural.

Murat AydoÄŸdu

As we know during the pandemic, all our lifestyles changed and we are mostly working from home and what’s important now, all consumers and we want to feel in confidence and also healthy we need confidence and healthy that’s very important so for that reason, the pandemic will amplify consumer attitudes towards the considered consumption.

It’s very important that the future denim product requirements will be focused on comfort versatility, durability, and healthy, so we need to think about these products when we develop new concepts, consumers will avoid excessive and unnecessary constructions and invest more in health and comfort so the denim developments all denim fabric developments should focus on negative climate impact in minimizing waste and maximizing the value and durability of garment lifecycles.

The main consideration in consumption will be less but better. All denim mills should be working with traceable ethical and responsibility made natural fibers such as linen, hemp, lyocell, and recycled fibers. Soft hand feel is important for as well as for a comfortable lifestyle.

As kilim denim, we developed our new developments / new concepts. This month now we will be launching two new concepts these are called one of them is nanox and the other is naturex.

These collections for next seasons. Our Nanox collection includes antibacterial water and oil repellent antifungal fabrics which we develop by the nanotechnological process even though the collection has a different flexibility and different ounces weights, we never compromise on durability and flexibility. The second concept is called Naturex where we use alternative sustainable fibers from nature in this collection we use linen hemp blended fabrics, so all these fabrics will be extra soft extra durable, and mostly of course eco-friendly.

Future Products And Sustainability

Sinem Senbark

When we think about the future, we think of two different points – one of them we will be more simple as I told before but more focused on details. In denim it’s really difficult to focus on details because you have to deal with the yarn, you have to deal with the different shades of indigo, different dyeing techniques and because denim when you do not wash it all seems the same so you have to make something innovative, and something technologically improved in your kitchen part in your product development.

So this is really we see it really important and we will prepare some normal looking but very high-quality fabrics. The second point I also believe that it’s really very hard to make something simple and beautiful. I want to mention one thing here for Iskur denim – Sustainability is the mission and the vision of the Iskur group because Iskur groups started their business 40 years ago with the yarn business and since the company owners are coming from agriculture and they really try to invest in every sector. Firstly by taking sustainability in priority and so we have our solar panels on in every factory on the top of the shed.

We have our own cotton field and two years ago we invest as this core group in a new recycling yarn company so we have collected all our sustainable activities under our Earthsquad collection and we are presenting it for two years and now in the Covid period . We make new development in Earthquake collection we add natural fibers like hemp , linen and a different composition of linen hemp stretch and we believe strongly to make sustainable dying . For one year we also got our certification from carbon trust that we reduce the usage of water in all.

We have antibacterial, antifungal and now antivirus articles, we took all our certifications for the antivirus part .

Now we are making a special collaboration with a producer in turkey so in a short time we will have and we will announce a new project and I strongly believe we should go on to develop this kind of technological and healthy products together because they are default sustainable So when you develop something healthy it’s already sustainable and we need to protect the nature because COVID 19 is not the first one we will face. Check out the full interview here .

Our next edition of Virtual show – Denimsandjeans Sustainable Interplay is scheduled for Nov 23, 2020. Do not miss to register here.

OUR SPONSORS FOR SUSTAINABLE INTERPLAY

The next virtual event by Denimsandjeans on Nov 23 is all set to welcome its exhibitors at the show. This show is a special event dedicated to sustainability only.

In this article we bring you some of our exhibitors’ sustainable practices/products to understand their efforts towards sustainability. We are reproducing the information provided by them in their own words.

SEI LASER|Technology|Italy

Sustainable Products

1. Matrix Textile: Roll to the garment, roll to roll, and garment engraving and cutting laser machine.
2. Flexi Denim: Garment engraving and finishing laser machine.
3. X-Type Conveyor: Top speed laser cutting machine.
4. Easy Denim: The compact laser solution for shops and industrial personalization of garments and accessories.

Sustainable Practices: No water consumption, No use of chemicals, low energy consumption, materials saving. All their laser machines are Class 1, ensuring total protection for workers and users

Cotton Web Limited |Pakistan | Garments

Sustainable Products

The company is using Certified Organic Cotton, PCW, Recycled Cotton, Repreve, Modal, Tencel in some orders, and almost 90% of their fabric is made from BCI Certified Cotton. They are also using eco finish metal trims in orders.

In their collection, they have made garments that are made from 0% Cotton fabric (Modal, Repreve, and Elastane), a blend of hemp in the fiber. They are using man-made fibers which are eco-friendly like Tencel, EcoVera, Repreve.

They are also using natural fibers like hemp, linen which are both using less area, water, and low carbon footprint compared to conventional cotton.

Sustainable Practices

Solar System which produces 150KW of electricity. In washing, they are using the eFlow, Up system, and Rainforest  System to reduce water consumption. At the same time, they are using synthetic stones instead of pumice stone.

Jeanologia Laser Machines are being used instead of manual scrapping. 90% of the fabric that they consume is made from BCI Cotton. The new ETP is being erected through which they would be able to recycle up to 80% of water for laundry.

Human Sustainability

Financial Support to NGOs, The Citizen Foundation, and Huner Foundation for education, technical and vocational training. Education Support Fund for the Employee. Medical and Life Insurance for the Employee and their Immediate family.

Employee Support fund for their family events and also for unforeseen events.

Sustainable Certifications:

BCI,GOTS,OCS,OKEO TEX 100, WRAP GOLD CERTIFICATION, ISO 14001 (2015), SMETA (ETI BASE CODE)

Rajby Textiles| Fabric | Pakistan

Sustainable Products

Rajby is the only company to have certified for the C2C Platinum level in Textiles. In addition to that, they also offer C2C Gold and Refibra innovations in our super sustainable range.

Hemp fiber is very much in demand these days. At Rajby, we have developed a perfect blend of hemp with cotton to achieve a softer hand. In addition to that, Bio Polyester, PCW fabrics, laser friendly fabrics are also some of the worth mentioning offerings.

Sustainable Practices

Rajby has devised finishing techniques that use extremely less water, almost 80% of the water is saved. This not only saves water bus also reduces the burden on our ETP plant. Energy-efficient office layouts, some parts covered by solar energy. They have installed chemical recovery tanks to minimize wastages.

Human Sustainability

The company considers its responsibility towards its employees and community. The company arranges for the combined marriage ceremony of more than 50 couples per year fully company sponsored. Rajby is a permanent donor of some hospitals and schools in the area. It also operates a free funeral shuttle for the needy people of the area.

WRAP certificate is one of their CSR initiatives.

Sharabati Denim | Fabric | Turkey+Egypt

Sustainable Products

Sharabati is very strong with its Re-Cycle Yarn articles. They have their own Re-Cycle Yarn factory and use Pre Consumer Re-Cycle Cotton Yarn in many articles. They also use Post Consumer Re-Cycle Polyester in their stretch articles.

Their main indigo colors tested and proved themselves are “laser friendly”. It is very important for sustainable washes. They are able to use Organic Cotton for any kind of article. They also have natural fiber (Tencel, modal, hemp, linen articles)

Sustainable Practices

1. Sahara process- Their indigo dyeing process that saves 40% in water, 40% in energy, and 5% in coloring agents.
2. Oasis process- Denim finish process that saves 36% in water, 35% in steam, 33% in energy, and 70% in Gas

Human Sustainability

1. Created high-quality accommodation for workers comprising 27 apartment buildings.
2. Scholarships for employee children, Marriage bonuses for newlyweds
   Newborn children bonuses, Death in the family stipends.
3. Building a school in Sadat City, Egypt

Sustainable Certifications

BCI number: 1003824-1 , CMIA , LENZING , ISO 9001 , ISO14001 , ISO45001 , ISO27001 , GOTS , OCS , GRS , RCS , OEKOTEX

OFFICINA+39 SRL | Chemical | Italy

Sustainable Products & Practices

OZ-ONE POWDER: It is an advanced product for garments treatment to give bleached, distressed, and worn or acid wash look, but in a more eco-friendly way.

NEBUDYE D: It is a combination of an innovative process with selected dyestuffs to obtain the original vintage dying look, waterless, using the nebulization systems These dyestuffs are also dischargeable into white using our PP replacement REMOVER IND/J (ecological replacement of Potassium Permanganate also for indigo and black sulphur dyestuffs).

Recycrom DIRTY: Using a version of Recycrom as a final effect on Denim Garments to achieve an aged vintage look. No temperature, less water, it gives a worn effect to the denim in a very sustainable way!

As a chemical company, Offcina+39 believes that they are responsible for contributing to the reduction of our own environmental impact. That is the reason their job has changed a lot in recent years. While innovation and upcycling are part of their identity, they now know that is not enough.

With that in mind, their daily challenge is now also focused on turning these ideas into exciting sustainable denim collections, creating unique garments that can inspire designers, brands, and product developers alike.

The RE-ACT! collection is a contribution to softening what has been a tough moment for all of us. For the collection, they let ourselves get carried away by their imagination and creativity to be enraptured by the beauty of finishing.

Sustainable Certifications

ZDHC / GOTS / GREEN SCREEN / AIM

Do not miss to register for the SUSTAINABLE INTERPLAY event at virtual.denimsandjeans.com/virtual and PRE SCHEDULE your FACE2FACE meetings with the exhibitors . Please also check out the sponsors of our show below :

Post the success of the 2nd edition of Denimsandjeans Virtual Show concluded on October 15, Denimsandjeans announced another virtual event themed- SUSTAINABLE INTERPLAY.

This exclusive virtual event is going to be a limited 7 hour show on NOV 23rd, 2020 – where over 40 exhibitors from around the globe present their Sustainable Collection. The show focuses only on the sustainable collection for the ongoing season.

Through SUSTAINABLE INTERPLAY, the focus would be on Sustainability and Sustainable Practices. The event would also like to put an emphasis on the fact that Sustainability is not only suppliers’ responsibility but also that of buyers’ in the entire supply chain and its only with mutual co-operation and support can we create best products and processes to help mother earth and our coming generations.

As per the organizers, the event would be a completely SUSTAINABLE event where sustainable means are being used to display sustainable materials to buyers who are looking to create sustainable offerings for consumers. Hence the whole focus of this show would be sustainability and its interplay.

Companies like Jeanologia, Nearchimica, Sharabati Denim, Iskur Denim, LNJ Denim, Indigo Textile, Naveen Denim Limited, Ribbontex, Deridesen, Interloop, BCT Denim, Atlas, Archroma, Artistic Fabric Mills, Ramsons, Rajby Textile, Elasten , JDS, Fashion Accessories, and Soorty have confirmed so far and some more companies are expected to confirm within this week.

The show shall take place on Nov 23 from 11 am CET to 6 PM CET and will be for one day only. If you are not registered already, please register at www.virtual.denimsandjeans.com/virtual to get your unique invite code.

For any queries, drop an email at info@denimsandjeans.com

In the IVth part of ” What’s new from exhibitors at 2nd Denimsandjeans Virtual Show” – we feature our 6 more exhibitors of the 2nd edition of the Denimsandjeans Virtual Show with their focus products  – Artistic Fabric Mills, Arvind Limited, Soorty Enterprises, Tonello SRL, Ramsons India, and JDS Japan. All this info is in their own words.

Artistic Fabric Mills | Pakistan

Artistic Fabric Mills, one of the leading premium denim mills from Pakistan brings the following focus Products for Oct-20 Show :  

UNDONE,
Made with 100% sustainable material, zero virgin cotton without any additional dyeing. 

RRWEFT
New fancy indigo-look rigid weft made with industrial waste. 

PHOENIX
100% sustainable denim ( Post-consumer waste / Post-industrial waste cotton ).

ARVIND LIMITED | INDIA

Arvind Limited’s “INFIKNITY” range explores the plethora of possibilities of knitted Indigo dyed yarns. They deliver substantially better performance, compared with traditionally woven denims.

This fabric is much lighter, breathable, more soft & supple to touch, offers 360’ of stretch, mechanical or induced, allows the introduction of performance yarns, as required, and still looks & feels like traditional jeans wear, offering the legendary wash down & natural aging properties of Indigo Dyed Denims. The product becomes more inclusive, catering to a wider range of sizes and body types.

SOORTY ENTERPRISES | PAKISTAN

These are the focused products by Soorty for the 2nd edition of Denimsandjeans Virtual Show.

Triumph Hoodie
For Medium and high impact workouts at the gym. Also for hiking climbing and exploring. Medium weight cotton stretch fabric with good recovery and breathable during the workout. The antibacterial finish has been applied. Easy-access pockets stash your essentials.

A utility hood jacket with enlarged chest pockets and rolled-up sleeves. This is an ultra-soft, power stretch article for uni-sex. It’s a new yarn definition with very slub character. The shade is a deep blue that is developed with smart indigo dyes, adding value to sustainability. E-flow technology being used to wet the process.

Developed with 0 waster water, this product has 100% organic cotton content and C2C certified with extreme soft hand feel.

By using Tonello Core Technology 70% less water is used, in addition to that Color blocking done with the laser technique at the front panel and PP replacement chemical has been applied.

TONELLO | ITALY

At the 2nd edition of Denimsandjeans Virtual Show, Tonello brings the latest results of the Laundry (R)evolution are OBleach and Wake.

OBleach is the new Tonello patent-pending process which, by using only ozone, “returns to the future” with an authentic, sustainable and cool Bleach.

In short, the real Bleach without Bleach has finally arrived. And this in the year of the total ban of permanganate too.

Always talking about responsibility, Wake is the first totally natural dyeing system. In fact, it uses only plants and vegetable waste, organic items like flowers, berries, and roots left to dry and infuse, without harmful chemical additives. 

Japan Delivery Services | JAPAN

Here are focused products of JDS Japan for the 2nd edition of Denimsandjeans Virtual Show.

RAMSONS INDIA | INDIA

Ramsons India, one of the finest technology company from India, brings some really interesting products at the 2nd edition of Denimsandjeans Virtual Show. Some of the focus products are as follows :

We’re very pleased to welcome Soorty Enterprises Pvt. Ltd. as the supporting partner of the 2nd edition of Denimsandjeans Virtual Show to be held on October 14/15.

Soorty is one of the leading denim garments and fabric manufacturers of basic and premium qualities. To know more about the company, please visit www.soorty.com.

To meet reputed global suppliers Face2face with PRE ARRANGED meeting schedules, do not miss to register for the 2nd Edition of Denimsandjeans Virtual Show . It is not possible to join the platform without getting unique invite code. Register at https://lnkd.in/ekpaVrG

Post Show Report of our 1st Edition – https://lnkd.in/d_xMc-6

2nd Edition – Cloud Sourcing – https://lnkd.in/es-BjPF

In the IIIrd part of ” What’s new from exhibitors at 2nd Denimsandjeans Virtual Show” – we feature our 5 more exhibitors of the 2nd edition of the Denimsandjeans Virtual Show with their focus products  – Iskur Denim, Sharabati Denim, Jeanologia, Fashion Accessories, and Archroma . All this info is in their own words .

ISKUR DENIM | TURKEY

Founded In 2015, Iskur Denim is an important part of Iskur Group’s Textile Investment. With 18 million meters/year of denim capacity, Iskur Denim provides service to top jeans brands In Europe, the USA, and the Far East.

At the 2nd edition of Denimsandjeans Virtual Show, the company focuses on the following products:

SOFT BREEZE: Innovative soft-touch fabrics without compromising the denim look

30 years of experience in yarn spinning are reflected in Iskur Denim’s soft touch denim fabrics. Rigid and stretch fabrics are made much softer without losing their true denim look. Permanent softness with different fibers, innovative yarn production technologies, and weaving techniques.
Their fabrics are dyed with the WAW process which decreases the use of water in the indigo dyeing process up to 95%.

Fabrics with Modal, Tencel content:
Their fabrics with high-performance elasticity are manufactured with natural fibers that require very little water during production, are soft and comfortable with a perfect humidity balance.

Soybean Protein Fiber (SPF):
Soy, the only herbal fiber in the world which has a protein content of nearly 45% and softens and moisturizes the skin. In addition to its soft and smooth feeling, soy also absorbs and expels the perspiration and humidity, offering a dry and fresh feeling.

Sharabati Denim | Turkey

Sharabati Denim is one of the largest integrated textile manufacturers in the Middle East, Egypt, and Turkey, producing 100 million running meters of fabric annually.

With sales offices in Germany, Italy, Turkey, Egypt, Tunisia, and Morocco, we serve customers worldwide. Our production was divided into 60% denim and 40% flat fabric. In our own Re-Cycle factory, we recycle fabric and cotton waste generated through the spinning, weaving, finishing, and sampling processes, as well as end-of-life garments, closing the loop on fabric waste.

At the 2nd edition of Denimsandjeans Virtual Show, the company focuses on the following products:

UNISIZE
Sharabati Denim’s Unisize group redefines high-elasticity unisex fabrics with its unique performance. Unisize fabrics have a very high level of elasticity. Despite an elasticity level up to 95%, they have a perfect growth rate.

In addition to their high elasticity, Unisize fabrics also have high holding power. However, when you wear them, it applies minimum pressure on the body; which means extra comfort and relaxation. Manufactured at the newly-invested wide looms, Unisize fabrics have high width despite high elasticity.

The fact that these fabrics have low shrinkage makes them especially advantageous for garment manufacturers. The feature, which also enables the manufacture of different sizes with fewer patterns, lends its name to the group.

All fabrics in the Unisize group are manufactured with combed cotton yarns, which means achieving a denim look with a soft touching.
Moreover, thanks to the AC (air conditioning) feature they’ve added to Curtis and Sting families, there are fabric options that keep the body cool in summer and warm in winter by regulating the body temperature according to the weather.

Jeanologia | Spain

Jeanologia, one of the finest and leading technology companies from Spain, is going to showcase some of its latest developments at the show. Two of them are as follows:

SMART DESIGN BY JEANOLOGIA

SMART DESIGN was the seed of Jeanologia origin. They have always had PRODUCT DESIGN and CREATORS as the CENTER of all their RESEARCH, and today they are working on reconnect fabric, design and finishing through innovative hardware and software.

With Jeanologia eDesigner software, what you see on your screen is what you get.

Their lasers and eco-technology and software have been conceived, and developed to facilitate design, and to make designers work easily, in more creative, efficient and productive ways.

Moreover, they have developed design standards PROTOCOLS LIGHT SENSITIVE FABRIC (LSF) that are meant to achieve optimal product aesthetics, and efficient results while designing their collections from scrap.

Their recent eDesigner software facilitates the designer’s job by virtually reproduce on a raw garment what one designs on the computer. Today digital design and visualization of jeans finishing is possible.

As a more holistic tool, the EIM (Environmental Impact Measure) software helps the design team create a more sustainable product, and reduce water consumption, chemical usage while also improving labor conditions.

Jeanologia SMART DESIGN is based on creativity, digitalization, simplicity, efficiency, reproducibility and sustainability.

Fashion Accessories | India

Fashion Accessories India Pvt Ltd (RCBC Group), a leading trims & accessories manufacturer from India, will showcase their latest AW 21/22 collection. 

1. Launch of more than 30 new metal finishes in their sustainable collection – “Kind To The Planet”  – all created without using additional chemicals or electroplating 
2. New designs & trim stories that draw inspiration from WGSN trends for Fall Winter 2021
3. Introduction of new PVC free & FSC certified materials for patches

Archroma | Switzerland

Archroma, a global, diversified provider of Dyes and Specialty Chemicals serving the branded and performance textiles, packaging and paper, and coatings, adhesives and sealants markets. At the 2nd edition of Denimsandjeans Virtual show, these are their focused products:

• PURE INDIGO FLOW: 
  • Introduction: An aniline-free* indigo system that produces authentic denim without compromising our planet
• INDIGO REFLECTION:
  • Introduction: A coloration system that behaves like indigo but with a more sustainable and efficient process
• CASUAL X SMART:
  • Introduction: A sulfur dyeing system for trendy wash-down looks to make versatile clothes with a smart production process that is gentler for the planet

To meet reputed global suppliers Face2face with PRE ARRANGED meeting schedules, do not miss to register for the 2nd Edition of Denimsandjeans Virtual Show . It is not possible to join the platform without getting unique invite code. Register at https://lnkd.in/ekpaVrG

Post Show Report of our 1st Edition – https://lnkd.in/d_xMc-6

2nd Edition – Cloud Sourcing – https://lnkd.in/es-BjPF

Denimsandjeans, the host of the 2nd edition of Denimsandjeans virtual show- Cloud Sourcing which is scheduled for October 14/15, releases the exhibitors’ name in its latest press release. 

The list includes names of over 37 companies including Arvind Limited (India), Envoy Textile (Bangladesh), Archroma (Switzerland), Nearchimica (Italy), Iskur Denim (Turkey), Indigo Textile (Pakistan), Raymond UCO (India), Garmon/Kemin (SanMarino, USA), Soorty (Pakistan), LNJ (India), Officina+39 (Italy), Kaiser/Dystar (Turkey), JDS (Japan), Jeanologia (Spain), Ha-Meem Denim (Bangladesh), Sharabati Denim (Turkey), Artistic Fabric Mills (Pakistan), Denim Clothing Company (Pakistan), SEI Laser (Italy), and Tonello(Italy).  The complete list is available at https://virtual.denimsandjeans.com/virtual/exhibitor-list.php

The list includes Fabric Suppliers, Garment Exporters, Accessories Makers, Chemical Manufacturers , Yarns Suppliers, Technological Companies and Design Houses/Consultants which offers a complete basket where a buyer can find all solutions for its sourcing queries. 

This time the show caters to the time zones of the USA, South America, and Europe and will run for 15 hours in order to cover the maximum number of buyers. The show with a theme of Cloud Sourcing focuses on the need for virtual sourcing in the denim industry and how Cloud Sourcing helps the industry to achieve sustainability goals. 

This time the show also offers an opportunity to all the visitors of the show to schedule their meetings with exhibitors participating at the show in advance, this may help to plan their visit in a better way. Every visitor has to register at https://virtual.denimsandjeans.com/virtual/ to enter the platform and to schedule the meeting in advance. 

The host has also released the visitor guide to making them understand the platform in a better way, you can watch the visitor guide here

Talks and panel discussions to understand the changes in the production methodology, impacts on the consumer behaviour , new techniques and approaches by the sourcing companies and the sourcing strategies of different countries in light of recent political developments will be held at the show. 

Apart from that, a virtual trend zone with all the latest collection showcased by the exhibitors in following categories will be displayed at the show, every visitor can see the same once they enter the platform. 

The categories are as follows 

1. Super Sustainable 
2. Health Times
3. Chemicals For Mother Earth
4. Futuristic Technologies
5. Denim Hygge
6. WindowShop Us

Denimsandjeans has also started different campaigns to educate the visitors of the show about this platform so that they would be able to make the most of it. Please note that every visitor needs to have a UNIQUE INVITE CODE . For joining , pl register at https://virtual.denimsandjeans.com/virtual/ to receive the invite link. For any query, you can contact the hosts at info@denimsandjeans.com