Tag: Denim Shows

  • Denim By Premier Vision : Dec 1st and 2nd, 2010

    denim by premiere visionThe seventh edition of the Denim by Premiere Vision will be held in Paris at Halle Freyssinet  on Dec 1st and 2nd , 2010. with about 69 exhibitors exhibiting their denim related products. It is about the similar size as the June edition but larger than the December edition .

    Apart from the products from the exhibitors, there will be some interesting areas to visit in the show .

    Blue Garden: A garden… out of the blue at Bossa stand.  An interaction of sunlight (lasers), water and plants (indigo dyes) – almost like nature intended. The project is the brainchild of the  Turkish denim mill Bossa, Italian design consultants Meidea, and Itaclab, a centre of expertise noted for its innovation and research into washing techniques.

    Invista – Blue Tonic Bar
    Invista is one of the largest producer of integrated fibers and polymers and owners of LYCRA brand. Invista proposes a global fabric and garment collection around five themes: Dress for Success, Stretch Your Imagination, The Black is Back, Color My World, and The Great Performances.Another quite interesting place to visit would be Blue House at Arvind – the denim mill from India. They would be presenting a traditional weaving loom and display natural indigo dyeing processes.  With the interest in traditional weaving methods  growing , this might be  an interesting place for denim connoisseurs to go to.

    Here is a list of all exhibitors (with their website links) for ready reference !

    Company Name
    (With website link)
    Country Core Activity
    Artistic Denim Mills Pakistan Weaver
    Alliance Textiles Morocco Garments/Finishings
    Artistic Milliners Pakistan Weaver
    Arvind Ltd India Weaver
    Atlantic Confection Morocco Garments/Finishings
    Atlantic Mills Co. Thailand Weaver
    BA-TU Tekstil Turkey Garments/Finishings
    Berning France Accessories
    Berto Italy Weaver
    Best One Morocco Garments/Finishings
    Bossa Denim Turkey Weaver
    Calik Denim Turkey Weaver
    Candiani Itay Weaver
    Cappio Tessuti Italy Weaver
    Central Fabrics Hong Kong Weaver
    Close to Clothes France Accessories
    Crossing Morocco Garments/Finishings
    Denim Authority Tunisia Garments/Finishings
    Denim De L & ILE Mauritius Garments/Finishings
    Denim Valley Spain Weaver
    Denimo Turkey Weaver
    Denimatrix(American) USA Weaver
    Deridesen Turkey Accessories
    Dorlet France Accessories
    Dynamo Denim Turkey Weaver
    Eclair Prym Morocco Accessories
    Eco Yaa South Korea Garments/Finishings
    Layanderia Emmetre (Malwa Industries) Italy/India Laundry/Weaving
    GFM Textile Germany Weaver
    Global Denim Turkey Weaver
    Gonser Group Tunisia Garments & Finishing
    LA Griffe Tunisia Accessories
    GTX Srl(Gentex) Italy Weaver
    Hecking Denim(new) Germany Weaver
    Hellenic Fabrics Greece Weaver
    ICOMA Morocco Weaver
    INCI Buttons Turkey Accessories
    Indicott Turkey Weaver
    ITV Italy Weaver
    Invista Switzerland Fibers Producer
    Isko Turkey Weaver
    Italdenim Italy Weaver
    J-Val Italy Accessories
    Kipas Denim Turkey Weaver
    Kuroki Co. Japan Weaver
    Marassi Denim Turkey Weaver
    Matesa Tekstil Turkey Weaver
    Montebello Italy Weaver
    Okinawa Italy Accessories
    Orta Anadolu Turkey Weaver
    Panama Trimmings Italy Accessories
    Paris Texas Morocco Garments/Finishings
    Prosperity Textiles Hong Kong Weaver
    Real Kom Tekstil Turkey Garments/Finishings
    Realteks Turkey Garments/Finishings
    Tejidos Royo Spain Weaver
    RSP 51 Spain Weaver
    Textil Santanderina Spain Weaver
    Sartex Tunisia Garments/Finishings
    Tavex Spain Weaver
    Texcart Srl Italy Accessories
    Texpro Tunisia Garments/Finishings
    Turteks Turkey Accessories
    UCO Raymond Belgium/India Weaver
    Vicunha Europe Switzerland Weaver

     

     

    Here is the address of the venue :

    Halle Freyssinet
    55 Boulevard Vincent Auriol • 75013 Paris, France
    T: +33 (0)8 11 11 55 55

  • Bread and Butter Berlin (BBB) July 7th – 9th 2010 – A Review Of Denim Trends

    This is a guest post by Rik Vanniewenbourgh

    The Bread and Butter this season was an extravagant party with lot of enthusiasm and energy showing up in the show . The video below catches some of this energy from the party.

    First impressions from the Bread and Butter

    Some of the key denim trends at the show were :

    Vintage Denim

    A lot of attention towards vintage denim came from brands like Levi’s / Wrangler / G- Star / Tommy Hilfiger etc.

    ADRIANO GOLDSMIED with his name already well know in the World as designer (design jeans) had a very good collection which shows how you  need to make and present vintage denim!!!!
    Retro and Vintage IS IN…….

    Color Trend

    Trend is towards more and more dark colors.

    Style Pattern

    Jeggings for women is an increasingly popular trend with small special designs and smaller legs .

    Fabric Trends

    Slubs are disappearing towards more even qualities . But the fabrics are slightly shiny (achieved with hot calendering and under pressure) .

    Garment Washing Trends

    Trend is more towards unwashed or slightly rinsed washes.

    A Note On Turkish participation

    Turkish brands have paid much attention to the fair and there  were many people on the fair , including brands like  MAVI / CROSS etc.

    Turkey is very important for Europe as supplier and it reflected in the fair. The reasons for this importance are :

     

    -short lead time

    -price / quality is excellent

    -quality is good and consistent and trust full

    -small orders possible to get from Turkey

    -already years experience and regards communication excellent with their

    customers and are very open.

     

    Here are some very cool visuals  from the show .

    BBB BERLIJN 2010 JULY goldscmied

    BBB BERLIJN 2010 COOL DENIM

    BBB BERLIJN 2010 JULY JEGGINS BBB BERLIJN 2010 JULY 024

     

     

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    And here is slideshow for the visuals from the show .

     

    rik

    This is a guest post by Rik Vanniewenborgh who has over 30 years experience in Denim Industry. He has worked over 25 years in the VF Corporation(Belgium) in various capacities (including quality control). This post is from his recent visit to the BBB Berlin Jeans Fair.Contact him on email here

  • Premium Denim Rules At Las Vegas Project Show

    project las vegas denim show

    At the Las Vegas Project Show last week, premium denim turned out to be hot favourite.. And the lines of crowds that could be seen  were not in the buffet line  but were of apparel buyers trying to place orders for jeans.

     

    "Walking the show, denim as a category was the busiest category. And True Religion was by far the busiest," said Needham & Co. analyst Christine Chan.

     

    At rival denim brand, Citizens of Humanity, orders logged on the first day of the show were double those of a year ago, said Chief Operating Officer Gary Freedman.
    As per NPD  Group – the research firm -  the premium denim market is valued at around $1.32 billion and grew 5% in the 12 months ending June 2009..
    The premium denim brands continue to attract investor interest because the category still enjoys high margins. One of the premium denim brands to have registered super growth this year is True Religion – its stock has grown over 77% this year !

    However, though this Reuters Report generalizes the state of premium brands, the Super Premium Brand category has suffered some setbacks in the first half of this year and many brands have lost their sales . But on the whole, the denim sentiment is positive  and it portends well for both the basic and premium denim categories.

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    Also, check out here a list of Summer 2009 Brands by Project Show..