Category: Denim Fairs/Exhibitions

  • Wash Inspirations From Top European Brands For AW’18 – A Presentation By Vasco Pizzaro

    Wash Inspirations From Top European Brands For AW’18 – A Presentation By Vasco Pizzaro

    Vasco Pizzaro , Marketing Director at the renowned Pizzaro Laundry , talked about the latest denim wash trends for A/W 19 at the first edition of Denimsandjeans India show on September 26  at Bangalore . Pizzaro Laundry is based in Portugal and processes approx. 18 million garments annually . The company serves over 2000 global clients presently . During the presentation , Vasco Pizarro focused on the latest washed looks being lapped up by brands globally. He started his presentation with some images to show  show as how does the Laundry receive the Garments from the client with the level of details on it . The white stickers are actually the demand from the clients which they would like to have on their garments in the form of wash/design/distress. This enables them to plan for an individual garment and decide the processes to be used for the treatment.  (complete presentation can be seen in a video at the end of this article)

    Denim Wash Trend For Top European Brands For AW'18–A Presentation By Vasco Pizzaro | Denimsandjeans.com

    Latest Denim Wash Trends

    Mr. Vasco showcased some of the amazing washing techniques which the company has developed over the years including Whiskers, Patch Work Destroyers , Bottom Destroyers , Aggressive Destroyers , Over Dyes and many more . Some of the developments could be seen as inspirations below:

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    ECO WASH

    The company has developed ECO WASH which is more sustainable as it consumes less water and cause minimum harm to the environment. Eco wash is a set of processes, which was finalized with the introduction of ICELITE – washing with dry ice . The company already uses ozone process for aging of pieces without water. Until now, it was done with chemicals and wet processes . The laser is also one of the processes in the EcoWash method  .

    The ice lite processes consists an ice blast with tiny particles that are pumped in order to give the jeans an abrasive finish. The company also calculated some indicators during the development  of these techniques and GLOBAL WARMING was one of those . As per the estimate of the  company reached to this conclusion that if this technique will be used for 100 years , the potential of global warming reduces significantly over by over 50% in relation to garment industry. By using the Eco Wash Method instead of the traditional method , there will be minimal emissions to the air , water and soil .  In Nutshell , this method satisfies the purpose of SUSTAINIBILITY to the certain extent.

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    Some Images From the Presentation :

    The presentation by Vasco Pizarro was very well received by an audience of over 300 people from the Denim Industry and he was crowded henceafter with eager denim enthusiasts wanting to take pics of his collection !

    Denim Wash Trend For Top European Brands For AW'18–A Presentation By Vasco Pizzaro | Denimsandjeans.com

    Denim Wash Trend For Top European Brands For AW'18–A Presentation By Vasco Pizzaro | Denimsandjeans.com

    The image below was the most photographed at our show showing a beautiful painting of a lady on a denim jacket – hand painted by a famous painter from Portugal .

    Denim Wash Trend For Top European Brands For AW'18–A Presentation By Vasco Pizzaro | Denimsandjeans.com

    Check out the full presentation of Vasco Pizarro in a video below . Your comments will be appreciated ! :

  • DENIM PV Plus Denim Pop Up Street| November 14-15

    DENIM PV Plus Denim Pop Up Street| November 14-15

    The 10th Anniversary edition of International Premium Denim Show – Denim Premiere Vision , is set to  kick off on 14th Nov . The show has been bringing global denim community together for last one decade and constantly re-inventing itself to offer something new to the stakeholders . Around 80 companies from the globe including  Japan , Italy, France, Bangladesh , India, Pakistan, Morocco , China , Spain are participating to unveil their latest collection and innovations. Beyond the latest denim products, the visitors will get to see the  innovations, techniques, expertise, services, R&D: the very soul of indigo at the show.Pure players, premium brands, star designers, luxury houses, major retailers, denimistas, iconic personalities are expected to visit this show which is happening on Nov 14-15 at rue du Vertbois (n°14 to 30) – Le Marais – Paris 3ème.

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    DENIM POP UP STREET

    A new introduction – The Denim Pop Up Street – has been dedicated to celebrate the denim culture and fashion.A pop up event to celebrate denim culture featuring inspiration, shopping & demonstrations with a dozen of boutiques has been scheduled to highlight the theme of the show. There will be series of events happening at the show on both days .

    Avant-garde designers shops , Denim Brands and Art & Design Installations

    Internationally acclaimed fashion designers ad designing house from different parts of globe will be showcasing their latest offerings at the show including Knorts (Los Angeles) ,Fade out Label (Berlin) , Ampersand Heart (New York). Denim Brands Including Marithé+François Girbaud X Jeanologia , LEBL Studios, Atelier Tuffery, and arts & design by Galerie Gam ,Florian Bonniord, Federico Ferrarini will be showcased for the visitors .

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    Denim Brands

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    Art and Design installations

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    Talks , Seminars and Presentations

    At the show, benefit from 8 workshops & talks sessions dedicated to 5 crucial issues: new socio-styles values, fashion, products, circular economy,and value chain.

    14th November | TUESDAY

    Time Topic Description
    11.30 AM DENIM THROUGH THE EYES OF GENERATION Z The generation born between 1995 and 2015 is exciting the entire fashion industry. Influent, free of loyalty and obsessed with style and brands, Gen Z has an opinion on everything, and freely shares it. Let’s examine this generation’s relationship to denim by looking at their sources of inspiration and tastes.

    Conference powered by Pascal Montfort, REC Trends Marketing Agency

    01.00 PM DENIM TREND TASTING SPRING SUMMER 19 An exclusive moment to have a look at the latest creative products from the Denim PV exhibitors, and fully decode Spring Summer 19 through the analysis of the Denim Première Vision fashion team.
    02.00PM CIRCULAR ECONOMY: THE ACTUALITY IN THE DENIM INDUSTRY AND BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES What is the meaning of Circular Economy? What is the actual status in the denim industry? What are the opportunities in order to improve the production standard and what are the business opportunities? What is the role of design in this process?This talking is organized in collaboration with BLUMINE.
    Talk
    Marco Ricchetti – Senior Editor Sustainability-lab.net
    Filippo Servalli –
    Corporate Marketing Director Radici Group
    Helene Smits – Business Development Manager – Recover
    Carlota Vicente – Institut National de l’économie circulaire, Paris
    Moderator: Fabio Adami Dalla Val – Denim PV
    03.30PM FUTURE IS COLLAB. HOW TO CREATE A SUCCESSFUL DENIM CO-BRANDING? Collaborative collections are one of the most galvanizing ingredients in the contemporary fashion industry. Discover from experts and through recent success stories how  “collabs” became such a fashion phenomenon.

    Talk
    Jonathan Barban – Design manager Lacoste L!VE (collab Lacoste X Supreme)
    Fabien Allegre – Brand Diversification & Merchandising PSG (collab with Levis)
    Moderator: Pascal Montfort, REC Trends Marketing Agency

    15th November | WEDNESDAY

    10.30AM DENIM TREND TASTING SPRING SUMMER 19 An exclusive moment to have a look at the latest creative products from the Denim PV exhibitors, and fully decode Spring Summer 19 through the analysis of the Denim Première Vision fashion team.
    11.30AM DENIM CULTURE, WHAT’S NEXT? The Denim culture is constantly churning. It reflects what’s driving the fashions of the times, and societal evolutions. Join us for a review of new trends (fashion, music, media, sport, etc.) impacting the present, to shape the future of denim.Conference powered by Pascal Montfort, REC Trends Marketing Agency
    01.00PM LONG LIVE DENIM! ENTERING THE NEXT PHASE FOR RECYCLED DENIM
    This seminar we will bring you up to date on the latest developments in Post Consumer Recycled Denim and highlight the work of the Denim Alliance. We will provide you an overview of how the recycling process works, what it means in terms of environmental impact, which challenges still remain and what are the key opportunities for the future. A panel of weaving mills and brands will reflect on their experience with recycled denim so far and will showcase several examples of recycled denim products.

    This seminar is organised in collaboration with the Alliance for Responsible Denim.

    Talk
    Helene Smits – Alliance for Responsible Denim
    Murat Aydogdu – Sales Manager Kilim Denim
    Chimo Lacomba – Product Development Manager – Tavex
    Ethem Isik – Business Development Manager – Orta Anadolu
    Moderator: Fabio Adami Dalla Val – Denim PV

    02.00PM

    DIGITAL STORY TELLING: MEASURE OF SUCCESS FOR DENIM.

    Fashion communication is being completely reinvented. Traditional messages are overtaken by new forms of ‘story telling’ communicated exclusively via social networks or digital channels. Experts tell us how they develop and measure the success of these new messages.

    Talk
    Florence Willaert – Editor in Chief Vice Media France
    Barbara Malewicz @malebicth – Journalist & young culture digital influencer
    Moderator: Pascal Montfort, REC Trends Marketing Agency

    3.30PM FASHION INNOVATION: THE EVOLUTION OF THE DENIM VALUE CHAIN HOW the role of the actors of the value chain has changed in the last 10 years and how that has influenced the looks of the denim.

    We will look inside the fashion industry analyzing the challenges and the transformations through the eyes of the actors of the value chain.

    Talk
    Matteo Urbini – Managing Director Soko Chemicals
    Luca Soligo –
    Managing Director Everest Lavanderie
    Alessio Berto – The Tailor Pattern Support
    Moderator: Fabio Adami Dalla Val – Denim PV

    Exhibitors At The Show

    Exhibitor Name Category  Booth # Country
    GARMENTS & FINISHINGS
    B13
    Turkey
    WEAVER
    C26
    Thailand
    GARMENTS & FINISHINGS
    D11
    Morocco
    WEAVER
    C6
    China
    GARMENTS & FINISHINGS
    B17
    Turkey
    WEAVER
    A16
    Pakistan
    WEAVER
    B11
    India
    WEAVER
    D20
    Pakistan
    WEAVER
    C11
    Hong Kong
    WEAVER
    C20
    Hong Kong
    WEAVER
    B7
    Turkey
    PROMOTION / SERVICE
    C13
    France
    GARMENTS & FINISHINGS
    D9
    Pakistan
    ACCESSORIES
    A20
    Hong Kong
    FIBERS / YARNS PRODUCER
    C18
    Korea
    GARMENTS & FINISHINGS
    B9
    Morocco
    GARMENTS & FINISHINGS
    D4
    Pakistan
    GARMENTS & FINISHINGS
    D14
    Pakistan
    LABELING
    A6
    Turkey
    GARMENTS & FINISHINGS
    D3
    UAE
    WEAVER
    B15
    Turkey
    TECHNOLOGY
    C0
    Spain
    SMQ
    B4
    Turkey
    LABELING
    D5
    Spain
    SMQ
    B4
    Italy
    GARMENTS & FINISHINGS
    A18
    Mauritius
    TECHNOLOGY
    A24
    Italy
    SMQ
    B4
    Italy
    WEAVER
    C16
    Mexico
    TECHNOLOGY
    C10
    Spain
    LABELING
    B3
    Turkey
    WEAVER
    A1
    Pakistan
    WEAVER
    D10
    Turkey
    WEAVER
    A9
    Turkey
    ACCESSORIES
    D7
    Turkey
    WEAVER
    B6
    Japan
    WEAVER
    C5
    Japan
    GARMENTS & FINISHINGS
    B19
    Morocco
    WEAVER
    D13
    India
    GARMENTS & FINISHINGS
    C4
    Bangladesh
    WEAVER
    A11
    Turkey
    GARMENTS & FINISHINGS
    C22
    Morocco
    WEAVER
    A2
    Turkey
    PROMOTION / SERVICE
    B18
    Morocco
    WEAVER
    B2
    Turkey
    PROMOTION / SERVICE
    B16
    Morocco
    WEAVER
    D16
    Pakistan
    WEAVER
    D18
    Pakistan
    WEAVER
    A26
    Pakistan
    GARMENTS & FINISHINGS
    C8
    Morocco
    WEAVER
    B12
    Japan
    SMQ
    B4
    Morocco
    WEAVER
    C1
    Turkey
    GARMENTS & FINISHINGS
    D1
    Bangladesh
    LABELING
    B8
    Italy
    GARMENTS & FINISHINGS
    D8
    Morocco
    METAL TRIMMINGS
    A4
    Turkey
    WEAVER
    D6
    Hong Kong
    ACCESSORIES
    C9
    Morocco
    WEAVER
    D2
    Pakistan
    WEAVER
    C2
    India
    WEAVER
    C12
    Turkey
    GARMENTS & FINISHINGS
    C24
    Morocco
    WEAVER
    A8
    Spain
    WEAVER
    A22
    Hong Kong
    TECHNOLOGY
    B5
    Italy
    WEAVER
    A13
    Pakistan
    WEAVER
    A5
    Morocco
    LABELING
    A12
    Italy
    WEAVER
    C14
    Japan
    PROMOTION / SERVICE
    B1
    Turkey
    LABELING
    C7
    Turkey
    WEAVER
    D12
    Turkey
    WEAVER
    A7
    Pakistan
    TECHNOLOGY
    B14
    Turkey
    WEAVER
    C3
    France
    TECHNOLOGY
    A14
    Italy
    WEAVER
    B10
    Brazil
    WEAVER
    A3
    Turkey
    METAL TRIMMINGS
    A10
    Italy

    Show Map

     DENIM PV With Denim Pop Up Street| November 14-15

    Image Courtesy : Official Website of Denim PV

  • Vicunha SS16 Collection At Fashionim | 3rd Denimsandjeans Bangladesh Show

    Vicunha SS16 Collection At Fashionim | 3rd Denimsandjeans Bangladesh Show

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    FASHIONIM – Fashion in Denim  – event was held at our 3rd Denimsandjeans Bangladesh show on 1st March at Dhaka. Three of our exhibitors displayed their SS’16 collections at the show. Vicunha Textil from Brazil  was one of the sponsors of the show and displayed their products during the catwalk which included their following product categories. The company gives the description of these products in their own words as below:

    Stretch & Comfort

    Moove line: a variety of denim and twill fabrics with a medium/comfort stretch to be used in more adjusted fits as skinnies, aimed at providing a great freedom of movement.
    Athletic Denim & Color fabrics have an innovative construction that provides a Jeanswear look with a sweat pants touch on the inside.
    Perfect Fit offers “smart” denim that combines science, advanced technology and fashion. High performance fabrics with  flexibility and good recovery, and an ultra-soft touch.

    Classics

    True Denim: Classic rigid – 100% cotton – denim with excellent laundry performance these fabrics reaffirm the return of authentic denim look in a modern rehashes of the original denim look, developed for more pure looks and valuing raw, but also great for vintage looks.
    Shirting Collection: Articles premium light weight denim line, this collection offers sophisticated fabrics with ultra-soft touch and amazing texture effects ideal for fluid shapes such as shirts, dresses, overalls and chemises.

    Special lines

    ECO-D: Produced with 100% recycled polyester from plastic bottles, ECO- D fabrics also optimize the absorption and fixation of the dyes and reduce by 80% the water consumption.
    Carbolumen : stylish and modern fabrics with perfect fit, cold touch, brightness and as sophisticated as leather. The perfect combination of intense and bright colors with Leather look, provided by the special finishing CARBOLumen.

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  • Arvind SS16 Collection At Fashionim | 3rd Denimsandjeans Bangladesh Show

    Arvind SS16 Collection At Fashionim | 3rd Denimsandjeans Bangladesh Show

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    FASHIONIM – Fashion in Denim  – event was held at our 3rd Denimsandjeans Bangladesh show on 1st March at Dhaka. Three of our exhibitors displayed their SS’16 collections at the show. Arvind , India, was one of the sponsors of the show and displayed their products during the catwalk which included their product categories like  Summer Distressed , Hyper Stretch, Spice Denim, Jacquard Denims , Neo Bubble and Neo Cord denims.  . We give here images from their catwalk and let their pictures do the talking.

    Jacquard Denim

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  • 3rd Denimsandjeans Bangladesh Show Concludes Successfully

    3rd Denimsandjeans Bangladesh Show Concludes Successfully

    The third edition of the Denimsandjeans Bangladesh show successfully concluded on 2nd March and brought out the various stakeholders of the denim supply chain together at this platform. 27 companies from countries around the world participated in the show and brought their latest SS’16 collections for the benefit of the visiting retailers, buying houses, factories, sourcing companies , brands and many more. Some of the visiting retailers and brands among over 400 companies that visited our show were:

    Tesco, Tom Tailor , C&A , Carrefour , Coolcat , Celio , Charles Voegele , Cortefiel , Uniqlo, S.Oliver, Wal Mart,Debenhams , Dewhirst ,El Corte Ingles , Esprit  , Grouppo Coin , H&M , HEMA , Hermes , OTTO , O’stin, Inditex , Kappahl , Kmart , LCWaikiki(Tema) , Levi Strauss & Co , Li & Fung , Lindex, Marks & Spencer , Mondial , New Times , Next , Perry Ellis , PVH , Redpoint , S. Oliver , Sainsbury`s , Target , VF etc.

    Our special thanks to all the esteemed visitors.

    One of the most important highlight of the show was the visit of Adriano Goldschmied – the Godfather of Denim – to the show . Adriano is one of the most respected persons in the world denim industry having founded some of the most well known denim brands worldwide including Diesel, Reply, AG Jeans and many others. He was kind enough to present a seminar on the topic ‘Denim and Innovation’ – to a packed audience of his enthusiastic fans at the show. This presentation can be downloaded from this link.

    Adriano Goldschmied at Denimsandjeans.com Bangladesh

    Adriano Goldschmied at Denimsandjeans.com Bangladesh

    We also had the company of a famous Denim consultant from Italy – Piero Turk– who travelled all the way to make a presentation on the topic – ‘European denim trends in fabric and washes’. Piero has been consulting and working with brands like Edwin, Big Star, Mustang, AG, 7 for all Mankind, Guess and many more – essentially devoting his life to denim development. His presentation – in the form of images of various eras can be downloaded from this link.

    Piero Turk at Denimsandjeans.com Bangladesh

    The panel discussion “Development Prospects in Denim Production – the Way Forward” was organized in a city hotel as part of the 3rd Denimsandjeans.com Bangladesh Show-2015. The Panel Discussion was organized our technical partners Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH, which works on behalf of the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), in partnership with the Government of Bangladesh. The panel discussion was attended by important people in the industry including Adriano Goldschmied, Piero Turk, Thomas Dislich(CEO Vicunha Europe) , Tushar Tripathi (CEO Envoy Group) , Kazy Iqbal (Senior Environmental Chemist at C&A) , Abhishek Jain from Huntsman and others. The panel discussion was kindly moderated by Mr Faruque Hasan  (MD Giant Group and immediate past VP BGMEA) . The panel discussed about the various environmental problems in denim manufacturing and how to move forward with minimum impact on the environment.

    Development Prospects in Denim Production - the Way Forward

    Development Prospects in Denim Production - the Way Forward

    Of course the stars of our show were our exhibitors who came from Bangladesh and around the world to showcase their latest collections which were appreciated by the esteemed buyers and visitors to the show. Our sincere gratitude to all of them once again.

    Exhibitors

    Company

    Country

    Products

    Artistic Fabric Mills

    Pakistan

    Denim Fabrics + Jeans

    Artistic Milliners

    Pakistan

    Denim Fabrics + Jeans

    Arvind Limited

    India

    Denim Fabrics + Jeans

    Bhaskar Industries (P) Limited

    India

    Denim Fabrics

    Denim International

    Pakistan

    Garments

    Deridesen

    Turkey

    Leather Labels And Hangtags

    Envoy Textiles Limited

    Bangladesh

    Denim Fabrics + Jeans

    Foison

    China

    Denim Fabrics

    Freedom Denim

    China

    Denim Fabrics

    Ginni International

    India

    Denim Fabrics

    Hameem

    Bangladesh

    Denim Fabrics + Jeans

    Indigo Textile Pvt Ltd

    Pakistan

    Denim Fabrics

    Litun Fabrics Limited

    Bangladesh

    Denim & Non Denim Fabrics

    Mafatlal Industries Ltd.

    India

    Denim Fabrics

    Naveena Denim Ltd. (NDL)

    Pakistan

    Denim Fabrics

    Naveena Export

    Pakistan

    Denim Fabrics

    Orta Anadolu

    Turkey

    Denim Fabrics

    Oswal/Nahar

    India

    Denim + Non-Denim

    Pacific Denims Ltd.

    Bangladesh

    Denim Fabrics

    Prosperity Textile (H.K.)Ltd.

    China

    Denim Fabrics

    Quality Links

    Pakistan

    Prints

    S. M. Denim Mills

    Pakistan

    Denim Fabrics

    Siddiqsons Limited

    Pakistan

    Denim Fabrics + Jeans

    Soorty

    Pakistan

    Denim Fabrics + Jeans

    Synergies Worldwide

    Bangladesh

    Garments

    Vicunha Textil S.A.

    Brazil

    Denim Fabrics

    Wintex Trims

    China

    Metal Accessories & Leather Labels

     

    Fashionim At 3rd Denimsandjeans.com Bangladesh Show

    Last but not the least was our maiden fashion event at the 3rd Denimsandjeans event- FASHIONIM.  This was the first time a fashion show was organized at one of our shows . Special thanks go to our sponsoring partners – Vicunha Textil (Brazil),  Arvind (India) and Hameem Denim (Bangladesh) for providing us the support to enable us bring out this much appreciated event at our show. The companies presented their SS’16 collections at the show to an elite audience . The one hour show brought out latest western and eastern fashion elements in denim to the denim lovers who were present at the show . The presence of denim stalwarts like Adriano Goldschmied, Piero Turk and others helped the event become more special .

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    Some cool images from the FASHIONIM show below. Collections of Vicunha, Arvind and Hameem are on display. Detailed info and pics on the show would be available very shortly in another post.

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  • Fashion And Other Events At 3rd Denimsandjeans Bangladesh Show | 1st –2nd March

    Fashion And Other Events At 3rd Denimsandjeans Bangladesh Show | 1st –2nd March

    The 3rd Denimsandjeans.com Bangladesh show is all geared up to launch on 1st March’15 at Hotel Radisson, Dhaka. The show shall have some of the cool denim companies from around the world as participants – bringing out their denim and related products to the worldwide buyers aggregating at Dhaka. We are bringing some special events at the show to enable the visitors get more Denimified !

    1)Denim and Innovation – A presentation by Denim Guru ‘ Adriano Goldschmied’

    Adriano Adriano Goldschmied needs  no introduction . Widely known as the Godfather of Denim , he is the founder of top denim brands including Diesel, Replay, Gap 1969, AG and  Goldsign besides designing the first Gap1969. His resumé is effectively a history of modern denim, as well as a lesson in converting manufacturing industries, first in Italy and then in Los Angeles. His passion and innovation have paved the way for designer denim and have remained unparalleled in a distinguished career spanning over 35 years.He fuses his admiration of high fashion glamour and vintage sensibility, resulting in cutting-edge designs. His unpredictable ideas and experimental concepts result in a luxuriously casual and rare denim collection. He is always on top of innovation and we find him constantly developing new ideas which shape the denim industry. His recent development of an ‘Active denim’ is one of his recent contributions to the industry.

    We are highly honored and obliged to have Adriano among us at our show ..

    2)Denim directions for European Market – Fabric and Washes – A presentation by Piero Turk

    Piero Turk from Italy is a  denim aficionado having a very long and deep  association with denim . He has worked for some of the top denim brands worldwide including  EDWIN, BIG STAR, MUSTANG, AG, SEVEN, GUESS among others and for fashion brands like SPORTMAX, SEE by CHLOE and others helping them to develop their jeans line. He has deep knowledge of denim and he would share , in his talk, some info on the latest denim trends in fabric and washes in Europe.

    3) Fashionim

    Fashionim is the name of the fashion event that we will be hosting on the 1st March for select audience. This will be a fashion event where the products of 3 of our exhibitors shall be showcased through a fashion show. Through this event we wish to bring greater focus towards fashion aspect of the denim business. The event will also have special and limited invitations . More information on Fashionim in another post.

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  • Green Initiatives From M & J Group

    Green Initiatives From M & J Group

    A green heart beats in the Bluezone at Munich Fabric Start: Start to Measure launches the green revolution. M&J Group from Bangladesh returns to Munich to confirm that it is time to change perspective and bring sustainability  back in fashion. Launched last year,  the  Start to Measure concept  is a hardware/software system designed and developed by M&J Group which is able to trace the production of each pair of jeans step by step, as well as to develop reliable data about the resources used in the finishing phase (specifically water, electricity, chemicals and labor). At the moment M&J Group ended the first phase and the second phase will be completed soon to enable them to monitor all the data ‘any style any time’. The company feels that Start to Measure could set  a new standard for the whole fashion industry in the near future.With the words of Munir Ahmed, co-owner of M&J Group,

    “Only with the knowledge of the actual status of the art we can set up a target for our improvements and define the limits of our challenge. We need to measure where we are.”

    After the teaser presentation of the project in the Greenzone at MFS, this year the M&J Group stand in the Bluezone is extensively dedicated to Start to Measure, highlighting a nearly five-years-long work, which is available today for all brands that truly want to make a difference by constantly working in the direction of actual sustainability. “Today, like never before, it is important to invest in technology because of the increasing audience’s awareness of the environmental issues” – explains Fabio Adami Dalla Val, R&D Head at M&J Group – “The denim world must change pace and sustainability needs to become fashionable again.”

    Green Initiatives From M & J Group : Denimsandjeans.com

    Green Initiatives From M & J Group : Denimsandjeans.com

    In 1989 M&J Group entered the world of textile manufacturing and fashion. It has now been 25 years and M&J Group has become an important and reliable manufacturing group , producing top-of-the-range denim garments and working in partnership with major fashion brands ( H&M, C&A, J&J, GAP, Celio etc). The company produces  8 million garments produced in 2014, with an estimated 75% growth by 2016. .

    In order to be true to its mission as innovator, in 2015 M&J Group has decided to launch HUB25 this project is aimed at promoting a new way of looking at the supply chain. Working with raw material manufacturers and fashion brands, M&J will act not only as the promoter of a great change, but also as a point of contact between various players all along the denim supply chain. In January 2015, the first edition of the project, involved Calik Denim – Turkey and ITV Denim- Italy.

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    Eco Pro is a part of their SS 16 collection, now presented in Munich, characterized by low environmental impact finishing due to innovative biO3 technology, shined with a style of pure denim using imaginative creations from laser designers, combined with latest interpretations of the fashion market.

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    Some images from their SS’16 collection developed in collaboration with its two partners Calik Denim and ITV.

     

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    Green Initiatives From M & J Group : Denimsandjeans.com

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  • 3rd Denimsandjeans Bangladesh Show | 1st and 2nd March 2015

    3rd Denimsandjeans Bangladesh Show | 1st and 2nd March 2015

    The third edition of the Denimsandjeans Bangladesh show shall  be held on 1st and 2nd March’15 at Dhaka. After the successful two editions last year, the third edition again hopes to bring the global denim fraternity to come together at the most promising denim sourcing destination – Bangladesh .

    The second edition in Oct’14 saw some cool companies participating and displaying their denim / non-denim and related products in the supply chain from around the world.  The exhibitors had some great reviews about the show.  We are giving below some of them:

    Pervheiz – Hameem , Bangladesh – says

    “..Show has grown by leaps and bounds. I was here in previous season also, but I feel its definitely increase people are walking in. Its all about adding value, kind of people are walking in are tremendous people. These are people we are working on a regular basis. So its a excellent opportunity for us to present garments. In one single day i meet entire no of people otherwise it take entire year to meet. I met them in two days. It was excellent platform for us. All the best i hopes we have shows again and again…”

    Shamin – Arvind, India -  says

    “..Great, very good show. Its new platform for denim people. Its great event…”

    S.K Sharif – Pacific Denim, Bangladesh-says

    “.That was a fantastic show and I should say something special. Customers response is high as you can see we can not sit for whole day and last time also.  I thank you for such a nice event..”

    Amit Miglani , Oswal Denim ,India-says

    “We have very good response. We have new clients also even old clients also very excited about the show and collection…”

    Wayne, Imran – Artistic Fabric Mill- Pakistan– say

    “ Better than expected. It was very interesting and we have some very good customers and they have great interests in our fabrics. Its been a great show. We have some new markets, new buyers are coming in. Its very exciting thats exactly we are looking in for paticipating in this show, so we can expand our portfolio of customers…”

    Mujib – Prosperity Denim,China – says

    “..Excellent and I give special thanks from Prosperity. Your overall whole organization is excellent. In Denimsandjeans show prosperity will be there…”

    Prabir Bandhopadyay – LNJ Denim, India-says

    “..Excellent ,we got a good platform. We meet so many our present and new customers. We hope after attending these fairs our business will increase…”

    Farrukh – Artistic Milliners, Pakistan – says

    Very good!.  All the customers came from the local industry we were missing. Most of the times we go to Europe to directly meet with the customers but not with the vendors in the Bangladesh because 80 percent of textile garments are exporting from Bangladesh. So we were thinking to come and go to every place but due to shortage of time we can not go everywhere but due to this show every person is coming here so we feel very good with this show.

    Abdlekader Amouche – Vicunha, Brazil – says

    “..We got great response from the clients we already knows but Its very encouraging to push even more here from this country take advantage of capacity of denim consumption. Its great thing to be here and we will back next year for sure…”

    Rashid Iqbal – Naveena Denim Ltd, Pakistan– says

    “ The show is very good. Its very interesting. Its outstanding beyond expectations and we wish you good luck. Its really nice to be here and we look forward to participate in your upcoming fairs…”

    Abdel Khaleque Kazi – Indigo, Pakistan – says

    “..Its going up every day. We hope third one is even better….”

    Manish Khanna – Envoy , Bangladesh – says

    “..It was a wonderful experience. I think last show itself  was great and this been a continuation to it. People’s expectation were higher and I believe you have been lived up to the expectations…”

    Md Fazle Rabbi –Vav technology , Germany – says

    “..It was very nice. Lots of customers, buying houses and others  are visiting the show. Really we are very much impressed. We thank you. All our team is very very happy…”

    Ahsan Zia – Siddiqsons , Pakistan – says

    “..Show was perfectly great. Participating in this show made us face to face contacts with customers and buyers and it will help us to forge the business and these type of events are great place for networking and we looking forward to participate again in this . Thanks to you for organizing such a wonderful event that is really help us to forge  our business in Dhaka Bangladesh

    We cannot cover all the comments here but can be seen online in videos here – link below:

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    The invite only show had some of the great buyers and visitors from Bangladesh and around the world . With over 460 companies visiting the show and over 1450 visitors attending , the show had the right mix of Top Executives of retailers and brands, country managers of important buying houses , designers, buyers, sourcing heads, merchandisers and other relevant people in the buying area to give our exhibitors the right exposure to their company and products. Some of the companies which visited the show included major retailers and buyers from around the world many of whom travelled from Europe, Russia, Hong Kong, US , Turkey , India , China etc to attend the show
    C&A , Carrefour , Coolcat , Celio , Charles Voegele , Cortefiel , Debenhams , Dewhirst ,El Corte Ingles ,El Corte Ingles , Esprit , Gloria jeans , Grouppo Coin , H&M , HEMA , Hermes , OTTO , O’stin, Inditex , Kappahl , Kmart , LCWaikiki(Tema) , Levi Strauss & Co , Li & Fung , Lindex, Marks & Spencer , Mondial , New Times , Next , Perry Ellis , PVH , Redpoint , S. Oliver , Sainsbury`s , Target , Tesco , Tom Tailor , UNIQLO , VF , Wal-Mart
    The above do not include the names of a large number of factories and buying houses in Bangladesh who participated enthusiastically in the show . Some of them were Ananta Group, Asmara, C.I Intl., Comtextile, Dekko Group, Fx Import, Gina Tricot, Indesore, Standard Group , Misami- Bitopi, Regency, Shanta Denims, Sterling Group, Tex Design, Tusuka and many many other important companies working in denim and related products.

    For our third edition, look forward to some interesting seminars, events, talks , trends and just more denim !!

  • Denim by PV SS’16 Trends

    Denim by PV SS’16 Trends

    Denim by PV held at Barcelona on 19th and 20th Nov had 2 busy days  with about  100 companies participating and over 4000 visitors coming from around the world. Though some felt that the May show was better, most of the exhibitors and visitors seemed happy with the show.
    The exhibiting companies brought out their latest collections to the show for SS’16 season. Some trends emerged from these collection, one of the important one being the strong desire of denim companies to board the Athletic Wear band wagon and to beat Yoga pants and other competing products  at their home turf. Companies invested in technologies to bring out lighter denims with high stretchability – going upto 100% – with very good recoveries and low growths. Primarily to enable the denim to be used as a highly functional garment competing with all kinds of athletic wear.

    Softness is in : Super soft fabrics were highly focused on as manufacturers tried to bring out various technologies in yarn, weaving and finishing to give that ultra soft touch to the consumer . The knit (jersey) denims are a very important part of the soft brigade as companies take the knits to next level with better stretches , comfort , function and distressability. To many, knit denims shall continue as a base staple fabric on which other value additions will be done.

    Advanced Coatings : Many companies invested in advanced coatings to be done on lighter weight and high stretch fabrics and to give that shiny and pearly look to the fabric. These coatings are technology intensive as normally it is difficult to sustain them on high stretch fabrics.

    Eco sustainability mantra continues with increased vigor. Crailar fiber is being used by a number of exhibitors as an upcoming eco sustainable alternative to cotton and to give that non-uniform linen like effect.

    Selvedge denims seem to be getting more popular as middle rung brands also looking at them for their niche products. Most of the producers of selvedge seemed full and happy. Selvedges have been developed further to bring in more variations including blacks, stretches, dyed wefts and other combinations.

    We now cover some of the companies we visited. It will not be possible to list all though we will try our best to cover as many.

    Cone – USA

    Cone denim brings out ConeFlex – denims that stretch in four directions using stretch warp yarns and Cone’s patented SGene yarn technology in the weft.  Cone Touch introduces soft hand denims with added benefits of enhanced performance . The fabrics with Catch-Move-Release technology catches moisture move it away from body and releases for quick evaporation. Conegard fabrics are durable water repellant fabric engineered to add functionality and protection against elements. This is done without a coating process and does not interfere with cotton’s inherent capacity to breathe for natural comfort.

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    Orta – Turkey

    Orta Science of Stretch Collection presented in Denim by Premiere Vision on 19-20th December, 2014 in Barcelona is tailor-designed to serve both the active, as well as the fashion-conscience. Experimenting with different yarn blends, Orta brings out various categories of products including Sensual having Tencel and Modal fibers, Flexible for high stretchability , Ultraflex for a body lifting and slimming effect. Comfort Squared creates a better range of motion for active men and women who require both form and function simultaneously , D-Craft for 100% cotton look with comfort of stretch and more.. Orta also presented some yoga performers and some skaters while wearing their garments.

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    Arvind – India

    Arvind brings
    Performance Stretches made in Dual Core Dynamo denim and Dual Fx technology.
    Mutant jeans is created with as a combination of construction methods to achieve a denim effect using dobby structures with desirable properties of natural stretch and air permeability.
    Neo Denim brings the truly dark blue denims which wash down gradually offering contrasts at every level on different products like Jacquards, prints, soft stretches , neo dying etc.
    Boomerang denim – the high stretch denim come with high extra softness and high shape retention quality.
    Neo bubble – feathery and airy , light weight denims for women tops , dresses and men’s summer shirts.

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    Prosperity – China

    The new S/S16 collections presented by Prosperity Textile,  is based on premium cotton quality, and with many innovative performance fibers.Re-Invent denim seeks to save upto 85% water consumption in dyeing, and more than 75% energy and electricity consumption as well.

    • Everblue 57 represents the deep indigo color retention after repetitive washings, and also high  levels of color fastness.
    • Multi fiber fabric with REPREVE® fibers, Organic Cotton, Recycled Cotton and Hemp to create a eco-denim collection.
    •  J-Fit – 50% less forces needed to reach super stretch compared to commonly-used spandex/Lycra.  Generally, spandex fibers need 1.8 lbs to reach 20% stretch then increases significantly to 4.5 lbs for 50% stretch. With J-Fit, company claims,  one only need 1.9 lbs to get the same 50% stretch – means easier to stretch.
    • F2 denim collection is taking the trendy Jersey Denim(knit denims)  to the next level, with better fit and more functions.Adds a new fiber called Celliant to boost body energy level. The 13 minerals contained in Celliant absorb heat emitted by human body and covert into infrared light, which increases circulation, oxygen and blood flow, to deliver better rest and recovery.
    • 3D Denim, Dark/Dark color in warp and weft filling, plus Dark over-dye or coating, Prosperity’s new collection, 3D Denim, creates a statured deep dark color, and the distinctive high-low effect after wash.
    •  Feel It  Collection in this season is offering extremely soft hand feel. Super soft spun yarn, under innovative structure, not only provide the supreme touch like your cashmere, but also present a bold twill line and good drape. Prosperity’s DFTM finishing is also added to promote the suede look.

    Pizarro – Portugal

    Pizarro brought out some unique washes to the show . For the knits they had  Salt and pepper denim wash, crinkle effects on the knits. and Old Notura method of giving darkened seams.  For the piece dyeds, they had some cool denim looking washes and more.
    SS' 16 Looks from Pizarro - Portugal

    SS' 16 Looks from Pizarro - Portugal

    Calik – Turkey

    Tech it easy – Knit denims with higher level of resistance and more function so that they can be treated like 100% cotton denim.
    Extend Plus – New denims for men with stretch only in warp to give that extra movement space for the men.

    SS' 16 Looks from Calik

    Thinur and Skin Flex – Denim for the women to make them feel comfortable and supported with over 85% stretchability and high recovery. Skin flex – meant to be like second skin-  are very light weight denims with stretch for women.

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    Besides , Calik also had some cool fabrics made from Crailar flax combined with tencel adding anti microbial properties with Chitosan extract.

    Soorty – Pakistan

    Hipster collection , in Dual fx,  inspired by the most popular sub cultures of the world  , Modal dual fx for a better feel and stretch ,  360 collection with X fits,  Adamant collection of soft men’s stretches, Cowboy collection of vintage fabrics inspired by Japanese denims . In high stretches, company also came out with  Extreme collection with upto 80% stretch and strong recoveries.

    SS' 16 Looks from Soorty
    SS' 16 Looks from Soorty
    SS' 16 Looks from Soorty

     

    Artistic Milliners

    Artistic Milliners came out with technological advances including new shades ,new finishes , improved Dual Fx and better stretches to address newer needs of the market. Omer Ahmed , Director Artistic Milliners, speaks to us regarding the new collection here.

    Some of their latest products are :

    Aged –  a collection with newer and darker shades
    Hypnosis – A new kind of finish with more lustre for a premium look on denim while retaining shape.
    S1 Technology – an improvement on Dual Fx and gives comfort with cotton and two other fibers , low growth and high strength with stretchability going upto 80. Athleisure and Neoprene– Athletic wear becoming more imp, the company brings the knit denims in improved ways.  Neoprene fabrics go upto 100% elasticity with improved comfort for the consumers and placed against the yoga pants.
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    Denim Clothing Company – Pakistan

    Concentrated a lot on getting some unique washes both from their Pakistan unit and from their desert studio at Dubai. They have been covered in more details here.
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    Jeanologia – Spain

    Jeanologia brought about a new laser technology – Light Scrapers- to give a different character and hand brushed look to the jeans. The machine enables to give to a basic fabric a number of different looks including multi count, slubs and different fabric patterns  . Being eco friendly, the new technology targets to provide more options to the garment manufacturer to provide multiple finished looks on the garment.
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    Atlantic Mills- Thailand

    Atlantic Mills ,bring out bi-stretches, super soft structures and finishes , super stretches upto 80% and more , vintage looks for women wear . For selvedge denim, which the company mentions, it is the largest producer worldwide, had some new variations including those for women.

    Matesa – Turkey

    The Turkish company Brought out new technologies in yarn dyed fabrics which does not use indigo but fading effect is achieved similar to that of indigo. Besides stretches in modal and tencel combinations, knit denims in more comfortable inner structures, special prints on denims which are not visible before washing and bring out used looks after washing.

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    SS' 16 Looks from Denim Clothing Company

    US Denim – Pakistan

    US Denim  bring out some selvedge denims including linen selvedges , crailar flax fabrics, wet indigo look fabrics, multi fiber fabrics including cotton modal tencels , polyamide etc.

    SS' 16 Looks from Prosperity

    SS' 16 Looks from Prosperity

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    Pocket linnings are becoming a more important part of the jeans as brands experiment with printed and self branded inners. Copen – US brings out some interesting solutions for such buyers.

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  • Denim Clothing at DPV Nov`2014

    Denim Clothing at DPV Nov`2014

    DPV had an excellent show at Barcelona last week. A large number of companies from around the world participated visited by industry professionals from around the world. We shall be bringing a full report on SS’16 trends from PV in a report next week.

    We also visited Denim Clothing Company from Pakistan and saw some of their cool washes that they performed on their jeans and other garments. They were upbeat on a large selection of their samples in the DPV trend area . The product development team was upbeat on the  response and selection of a large number of their samples in the PV trend area. The team said

    “We are very happy that over 30 of our samples were selected by PV team for the trend area – which may be the highest for any company. Our latest wash looks have been greatly appreciated by customers.

    “We are focusing on innovative fabrics and special washes. Our Desert Studio at Dubai is a novel idea which is helping premium denim  buyers to develop and source  fashionable products in smaller quantities for quick turnaround and we are getting  a great response there.  Our strength there lies in our ability to do most complex but eco sustainable washes to the satisfaction of our clients.”

    For SS’16 , Denim Clothing brings out

    1) Selvedge denims with variations like light and dark indigos, broken twills, stretches etc.
    2) Special structures and weaves
    3) New coatings to give crisp feelings and lustres
    4) Melange range in PFGD versions
    5) Super soft fabrics
    6) New print range

    Here are some images of their products from their units in Pakistan and from Desert Studio in Dubai.

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    Desert Studio – Dubai

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    Contact Denim Clothing Team here

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  • Exhibitors At Denim by PV Nov`14

    Exhibitors At Denim by PV Nov`14

    Denim by PV is here again with the next edition coming up at Fira de Barcelona. This time , with over 100 exhibitors, the show will be at its largest  including weavers, accessory providers, laundries, fiber suppliers etc.  We give an entire list of exhibitors below under different categories. Also here is a synopsis of  new products  to be displayed by some of the reputed companies at the show.

    i-SkoolTM by IskoTM: supporting tomorrow’s designers

    Launched last year at Denim by Première Vision, i-SkoolTM is a cutting-edge talent award promoted by IskoTM and Creative RoomTM in partnership with Lenzing, Denim by Première Vision and Moleskine®. The project gives talented students from some of Europe’s most renowned fashion-design schools the opportunity to improve their skills and work with a selection of the sector’s leading industrial players. IskoTMand Creative RoomTM will head up the operational part of the project by providing students with the most advanced ISKOTM fabrics and technologies, helping them develop a total denim look.

    Ajrak Technology by ARTISTIC Fabric Mills

    Artistic Fabric Mills (AFM) has developed a ground-breaking indigo piece-dyeing process for denim called Ajrak Technology. The new dyeing technology produces denim fabrics with rich shades and luster that designers often seek but do not easily find. AFM combines fashion fabrics with over 4,000 years of indigo dyeing history in Indus Valley, Pakistan and invites the world design community to explore the lost indigo history of South Asia. Ajrak Technology was developed by AFM’s technicians along with craftsmen who hand dye indigo in the Indus Valley using family techniques passed from generation to generation.

    Blue Farm twists indigo!

    News Blue Farm

    For A/W 15-16 Blue Farm features a range of products from featherweight indigo shirtings, to chunky denim trucker to cocktail dresses. The brand produces cotton, modal, silk, tencel and wool fibres, with weaves from authentic 3/1 twills to fancy tweedy indigos.
    Blue Farm will also feature its techno breakthrough range: “Phantom Denim”. This capsule collection uses a special dyeing technique so products can reveal all their effects during ageing and washing, while remaining environmentally-friendly and consuming fewer chemicals.

    Dienpi MOD-ERN details make the difference

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    Company concept grounds its roots in the history of style and combines passion and research both in men and women’s elegance with an accurate study of the materials and their transformation in a contemporary taste. “Luxury vintage” is the right interpretation of new collection.
    ELEGANT SLUMMING
    The trend has to be placed in the scenario of British colleges mixed with a hint of rebellion. The result is a look of sartorial culture interrupted by contrasting colors or details which break the schemes and define a “pretty boy”. The accessories are conceived to lead this sartorial accuracy the originality and the strong personality (embroideries, applications and printing techniques).
    RECOSTRUCTED presents the combinations and structural diversity with materials such a nylon quilt, knit applied on paper…

     LISTS OF EXHIBITING COMPANIES

    Exhibitor
    Country

    Category
    A&A TEXTILE CO., LTD BANGLADESH Weaver
    ABSOLUTE DENIM CO., LTD. THAILAND Weaver
    ADM ARTISTIC DENIM MILL LTD PAKISTAN Weaver
    ALBIATE 1830 DIV.COTONIFICI ITALY Weaver
    ARTISTIC FABRIC MILLS PAKISTAN Weaver
    ARTISTIC MILLINERS PAKISTAN Weaver
    ARVIND LIMITED INDIA Weaver
    ATLANTIC MILLS CO. LTD THAILAND Weaver
    BERTO E.G. INDUSTRIA TESSILE S.R.L ITALY Weaver
    BLUE FARM TEXTILE LTD HONG KONG Weaver
    BOSSA DENIM & SPORTSWEAR TURKEY Weaver
    CALIK DENIM TURKEY Weaver
    CAPPIO TESSUTI SRL ITALY Weaver
    CEDRO TEXTIL BRAZIL Weaver
    CENTRAL FABRICS LTD HONG KONG Weaver
    CONE DENIM USA Weaver
    DENIM VALLEY BY ROYO SPAIN Weaver
    DNM TEXTILE TURKEY Weaver
    DYNAMO DENIM KUMASCILIK LTD TURKEY Weaver
    GLOBAL DENIM TURKEY Weaver
    GTX SRL BY ITALDENIM ITALY Weaver
    I.MA.TEX. S.R.L. ITALY Weaver
    ICOMA USA Weaver
    ISKO TURKEY Weaver
    ITALDENIM SPA ITALY Weaver
    KILIM DENIM TURKEY Weaver
    KIPAS DENIM TURKEY Weaver
    KUROKI CO. LTD JAPAN Weaver
    MARASSI DENIM SIRIKCIOGLU MENSUCAT TURKEY Weaver
    MATESA TEKSTIL TURKEY Weaver
    MONTEBELLO SRL ITALY Weaver
    NIHONMENPU TEXTILE CO LTD JAPAN Weaver
    ORTA ANADOLU TAS TURKEY Weaver
    PROSPERITY TEXTILE (HK) LTD HONG KONG Weaver
    QUICK SERVICES TEXTILES MAROC MAROC Weaver
    REALTEKS TEXTILES COMPANY AS TURKEY Weaver
    RSP51, S.A. SPAIN Weaver
    TEJIDOS ROYO SL SPAIN Weaver
    TEXTIL SANTANDERINA SA SPAIN Weaver
    SANTANENSE BRAZIL Weaver
    SOORTY ENTERPRISES (PVT.) LTD. PAKISTAN Weaver
    SPECIAL FABRICS TURKEY Weaver
    TAVEX MOROCCO Weaver
    TEJIDOS ROYO SL SPAIN Weaver
    TORAY INTERNATIONAL INC JAPAN Weaver
    TUSA DENIM TURKEY Weaver
    UCO RAYMOND WORLDWIDE DENIM BELGIUM Weaver
    US DENIM MILLS LTD PAKISTAN Weaver
    VELCOREX SINCE 1828 FRANCE Weaver

     

    Exhibitor
    Country

    Category
    BERNING GROUP FRANCE Accessories
    CADICA GROUP SPA ITALY Accessories
    COPEN UNITED LTD HONG KONG Accessories
    DERIDESEN ETIKET TURKEY Accessories
    DIENPI S.R.L. ITALY Accessories
    DIPAMA ITALIA SRL ITALY Accessories
    DORLET FRANCE Accessories
    ETIQUETAS DEL MEDITERRANEO, S.L SPAIN Accessories
    EUROMARK INDUSTRIES SRL ITALY Accessories
    KOMET METAL AKSESUAR, SAN VE TIC A.S TURKEY Accessories
    LABELMARK SRL ITALY Accessories
    LANDES LEDERWARENFABRIK GMBH GERMANY Accessories
    METALBOTTONI ITALY Accessories
    PANAMA TRIMMINGS SRL ITALY Accessories
    PRYM FASHION / ECLAIR PRYM ITALY Accessories
    RED BUTTON TURKEY Accessories
    SIMSEK EGE ETIKET TURKEY Accessories
    TIMAY & TEMPO TURKEY Accessories
    TURTEKS TEKSTIL ETIKET SAN TIC A.S. TURKEY Accessories
    YKK EUROPE LTD ITALY Accessories

     


    Exhibitor

    Country

    Category
    A14 DENIM BY AKOZBEKLER TURKEY Garments & Finishing’s
    AKKUS TEKSTIL SAN.TIC. A.S TURKEY Garments & Finishing’s
    AKOZBEKLER TEKSTIL / A14 TURKEY Garments & Finishing’s
    BLUE LINE PROJECT ITALY Garments & Finishing’s
    CRESCENT BAHUMAN LTD PAKISTAN Garments & Finishing’s
    CRJ – CONFECTION RAS JEBEL TUNISIA Garments & Finishing’s
    CROSSING MAURITIUS Garments & Finishing’s
    DENIM AUTHORITY TUNISIA Garments & Finishing’s
    DENIM CLOTHING COMPANY (DCC) PAKISTAN Garments & Finishing’s
    FASHION POINT TEKSTIL URETIM A.S. TURKEY Garments & Finishing’s
    FG TEKSTIL TURKEY Garments & Finishing’s
    LAVASSER SARL MAURITIUS Garments & Finishing’s
    LE FAXX JEANS TURKEY Garments & Finishing’s
    MESURA TEKSTIL TURKEY Garments & Finishing’s
    NEW WASH GROUP MOROCCO Garments & Finishing’s
    PARIS TEXAS USA Garments & Finishing’s
    REALKOM TEKSTIL URUNLERI TURKEY Garments & Finishing’s
    RIMAKS USA Garments & Finishing’s
    SARTEX TUNISIA Garments & Finishing’s
    SYSTEM TEKSTIL TURKEY Garments & Finishing’s

    Companies under Fiber producers , laundry and promotion category are as below:


    Exhibitor Name

    Country
    LENZING AUSTRIA
    RHODIA POLIAMIDA E ESPECIALIDADE BRAZIL
    ITACLAB S.R.L. ITALY
    PIZARRO SA PORTUGAL
    MAROC EXPORT MOROCCO
    UTIB – ULUDAG TEXTILE EXPORTERS ASSOCIATION TURKEY
    JEANOLOGIA SPAIN
    INVISTA INTERNATIONAL SARL USA
    CIFF DENMARK
    INDUSTRIAS MORERA SA – UNITIN SPAIN
    MACTEC SRL ITALY
    PINTER CAIPO S.A.U. SPAIN
  • Successful Completion Of 2nd Denimsandjeans Bangladesh Show

    Successful Completion Of 2nd Denimsandjeans Bangladesh Show

    The second edition of the Denimsandjeans.com Bangladesh show ended successfully last week on 16th October.  With a number of important denim players around the world participating in the show, the show had some great responses from the denim world. The show was kindly inaugurated by H.E the High Commissioner of India to Bangladesh Sh Pankaj Saran and our  special guests at the ceremony were the BGMEA President Mr Atiqul Islam and Vice Presidents of BTMA and BKMEA who had kindly consented to be present and  represented the three most important textile and apparel organizations from Bangladesh.

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    The invite only show had some of the great buyers and visitors from Bangladesh and around the world . With over 460 companies visiting the show and over 1450 visitors  attending , the show had the right mix of  Top Executives of retailers and brands, country managers of important buying houses ,  designers, buyers, sourcing heads, merchandisers and other relevant people in the buying area to give our exhibitors the right exposure to their company and products.  Some of the companies which visited the show included major retailers and buyers from around the world many of whom travelled from Europe, Russia, Hong Kong, US , Turkey , India , China  etc to attend the show

    C&A , Carrefour , Coolcat , Celio , Charles Voegele , Cortefiel , Debenhams , Dewhirst ,El Corte Ingles ,El Corte Ingles , Esprit , Gloria jeans , Grouppo Coin , H&M , HEMA , Hermes , OTTO , O’stin, Inditex , Kappahl , Kmart , LCWaikiki(Tema) , Levi Strauss & Co , Li & Fung ,  Lindex, Marks & Spencer , Mondial , New Times , Next , Perry Ellis , PVH , Redpoint , S. Oliver , Sainsbury`s , Target , Tesco , Tom Tailor , UNIQLO , VF , Wal-Mart

    The above do not include the names of a large number of factories and buying houses in Bangladesh who participated enthusiastically in the show . Some of them were Ananta Group, Asmara, C.I Intl., Synergies, Comtextile, Dekko Group, Fx Import, Gina Tricot, Indesore, Standard Group , Misami- Bitopi,  Regency, Shanta Denims, Sterling Group, Tex Design, Tusuka and many many other important companies working in denim and related products.

    The show had a great Eco theme enhanced with natural elements. The trend area included some of the latest SS’16 and late AW’15 looks from under various categories including Structures (D-Structs) , Deep Indigos (D-Deeps), Colors and casts (D-Colors)  and cool looks under D-Nuovo trend sub categories. Our exhibitors brought out their latest pieces under various categories and displayed their looks for SS’16 and late AW’15 seasons.

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    We had some great seminars at the show by Vasco Pizarro of Pizarro Laundry Portugal (one of the most reputed laundry  in Europe) and Zafer Bozdag from Turkey. Vasco spoke about the “European Denim Washing Looks SS’16” .

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    Zafer Bozdag, who is associated with denim industry for over 25 years, gave a presentation on the topic “ Cotton to Denim – A Journey in Last 20 years’ . We shall cover their seminars in a separate detailed post .

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    Visitors had some great fun with our DENIM CHALLENGE – that we specially created for this show. The denim quiz which left many denim heads scratching their heads, had some great participation and fun as visitors lined up to test their denim IQ and win a prize !

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    We shall be bringing this quiz online for our readers very shortly so that they can also have some fun while testing themselves out  !

    Our special thanks go to our exhibitors who have shown great faith in us and supported us for our shows in Bangladesh and brought out some real cool and innovative products. We shall cover them in detail  in another post shortly. But they can be reached by clicking on their company names below and also info about them can be accessed on our online showcase for them. BIG THANKS TO YOU !

    Company Country Products
    Artistic Fabric Mills Pakistan Denim Fabrics + Jeans
    Artistic Milliners Pakistan Denim Fabrics + Jeans
    Arvind Limited India Denim Fabrics + Jeans
    Bhaskar Industries (P) Limited India Denim Fabrics
    CHT Chemicals Germany Chemicals For Denim
    Envoy Textiles Limited Bangladesh Denim Fabrics + Jeans
    Ginni International India Denim Fabrics
    Hameem Bangladesh Denim Fabrics + Jeans
    Indigo Pakistan Denim Fabrics
    KG Denim India Denim And Non-Denim(Solid Dyed) Fabrics
    KG Fabriks India Denim Fabrics + Indigo Dyed Yarns
    Kassim Denim Pakistan Denim Fabrics
    LNJ Denim India Denim Fabrics
    Mafatlal Industries Limited India Denim Fabrics
    Naveena Denim Ltd. (NDL) Pakistan Denim Fabrics
    Oswal/Nahar India Denim + Non-Denim
    Pacific Denims Ltd. Bangladesh Denim Fabrics
    Prosperity Textile (H.K.)Ltd. China Denim Fabrics
    Siddiqsons Limited Pakistan Denim Fabrics + Jeans
    S. M. Denim Mills Pakistan Denim Fabrics
    Soorty Pakistan Denim Fabrics + Jeans
    Vav Technology Germany Laser Machines
    Vicunha Textil S.A. Brazil Denim Fabrics
    Wintex Trims Sri Lanka Acessories And Trims

    Our thanks go out to the esteemed visitors who took time out of their busy schedules and many of them travelled from long distances overseas to attend our show and make it a success.  We cannot forget to thank our great team from India and Bangladesh who left no stones unturned to make the show a grand success. THANKS TO ALL !!!!!!

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