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Denim Fabric Exports From India Jump In First Quarter Of 2019

India, the 2nd largest consumer as well as the 2nd biggest manufacturer of denim fabric in the world is showing strong signs of increased exports . Whereas previously the companies largely ignored the international market , many of them are now aggressively seeking a larger pie of the global market. The total exports of denim fabrics from India isexpected to reach about xxx million mtrs in 2019.Â In this report, weâ€™ve done the analysis of leading denim suppliers from India for the period covering from January to Marchâ€™19.

Monthwise Export Analysis
Countrywise Export Analysis
Leading Denim Suppliers

S. No	P A R T I C U L A R S
1	Table showing month wise Denim Exports along with Average Price and % Change for January-March’19
2	Graph showing Month wise Denim Exports for January-March’19
3	Graph showing Average Price Of month wise Denim Exports for January-March’19
4	Table showing country wise Denim Exports along with Average Price and % Share for January-March’19
5	Graph showing month wise Denim Exports for January-March’19
6	Graph showing Average Price Of country wise Denim Exports for January-March’19
7	Graph showing % Share of Countries in Denim Exports for January-March’19
8	Table showing Leading Denim Suppliers along with Average Price and % Share for January-March’19
9	Graph showing Volume of Leading Denim Suppliers for January-March’19
10	Graph showing Average Price of Leading Denim Suppliers for January-March’19
11	Graph showing % Share of Companies in Denim Exports for January-March’19

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MONTHWISE DENIM EXPORTS

In the month of January, the total export was 18.2 million sqm which was exported at an average price of $1.46/sqm. The month of February witnessed a good upward movement in exports and it reached to 26.32 million sqm in February which was 45% more than the export of January. In March, the export figures showed a growth . In comparison to Feb, the month of March had 25% of growth and the figure reached to 33.03 million sqm. During all three months, the price remained close to constant and managed to maintain the price level of $1.45/sqm.

Month	Export (Sqm)	Av Price (USD/Sqm)	Change
January	Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 18,208,307	1.46	–
February	Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 26,323,936	1.45	45%
March	Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 33,034,115	1.44	25%
Total	Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 77,566,358	1.45	N/A

COUNTRYWISE DENIM EXPORTS

There are 12 major countries where India exported approx 85% out of its total exports. The list primarily included Bangladesh, Egypt, Colombia, Republic of Korea and Mexico. During the 1st three months, a major portion of exports belonged to Bangladesh which was approx. 39% and the total export figure stood at 30.22 million sqm and it was exported at an average price at $1.71/sqm. The 2nd major country where exports were made was Egypt which had a 13% share in the total export during these three months. The total export made to Egypt was 10.04 million sqm at an average price of $1.06/sqm. Colombia is at #3 and had 9% share and Korea with 4% share stood at #4 in the list. Bangladesh bought at the most expensive average price of $1.71/sqm however Egypt remained the cheapest market during this period with an average price of $1.06/sqm.

Country	Â Volume (SQM)	Average Price($/SQM)	% Share
Bangladesh	Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 30,225,744	1.71	39%
Egypt	Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 10,042,435	1.06	13%
Colombia	Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 6,803,378	1.26	9%
Sri Lanka	Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 3,069,517	1.69	4%
Mexico	Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 2,097,925	1.36	3%
Guatemala	Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 2,134,079	1.34	3%
Chile	Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 1,807,021	1.27	3%
Korea	Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 3,190,306	1.19	4%
Kenya	Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 1,437,039	1.42	2%
Turkey	Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 1,497,374	1.33	2%
Madagascar	Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 1,751,757	1.23	2%
Lesotho	Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 1,013,407	1.57	1%
Others	Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 12,496,376	1.33	16%

COMPANYWISE DENIM EXPORTS

So far as the leading denim suppliers are concerned, during Jan-March, the top three denim suppliers were as below:

Arvind Denim â€“ Total Denim Exported was 13.40 million sqm at an average price of $1.98/sqm. Total share in export is 17%. Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and Pakistan are major exporting countries for Arvind.
Raymond UCO Denim – Total Denim Exported was 6.80 million sqm at an average price of $1.97/sqm. Total share in export is 9%. Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Portugal, Lesotho, and Vietnam are major exporting countries for Raymond.
Ultra Denim – Total Denim Exported was 6.19 million sqm at an average price of $1.04/sqm. Total share in export is 8%. Bangladesh, Egypt and Sri Lanka are major exporting countries for Ultra Denim.

Nandan denim supplied the fabrics at the least average price of $0.98/sqm and Arvind Denim at the most expensive price of $1.98/sqm. The leading buyers of Indian Denim Fabric includeÂ Armana Group, Ananta Garments, Artistic Designs, Kenpark, Hiradarmani, Refat Garments, Denimach,Tusuka, Kenpark, FGS Denim, CRS Denim Garments, and FJ MAGALHAES LDA.

Exporting Companies	Volume (Sqm)	Average Price ($/Sqm)	% Share
Â ARVIND	Â Â Â Â 13,403,691.00	Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 1.98	17%
Â RAYMOND UCO DENIM	Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 6,793,275.00	Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 1.97	9%
Â ULTRA DENIM	Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 6,192,052.00	Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 1.04	8%
Â NANDAN DENIM	Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 6,159,875.00	Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 0.98	8%
Â SANGAM INDIA	Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 5,256,577.26	Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 1.11	7%
Â MANOMAY TEX INDIA	Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 5,038,036.23	Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 1.20	6%
Â SURYALAKSHMI COTTON MILLS	Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 4,441,043.21	Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 1.55	6%
Â JINDAL WORLDWIDE	Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 4,038,637.00	Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 1.30	5%
Â BHASKAR INDUSTRIES	Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 3,108,379.00	Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 1.54	4%
Â RSWM	Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 2,716,654.00	Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 1.53	4%
Â OSWAL WOOLLEN MILLS	Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 2,664,707.00	Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 1.19	3%
Â KG DENIM	Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 2,529,777.00	Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 1.60	3%
Â ETCO TEXTILE	Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 1,509,668.00	Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 1.19	2%
Â MALWA INDUSTRIES	Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 1,454,825.00	Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 1.74	2%
Â AARVEE DENIM AND EXPORTS	Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 1,364,448.00	Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 1.32	2%
Â OTHERS	Â Â Â Â 10,894,714.00	Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â 1.25	14%

The Indian denim fabric exports had been hovering around 200-250million sq mtrs in the last few years. However, if we consider similar exports during this year, the total figure may touch over 300 million sq mtrs this year. This is a good sign as the companies had started to be too dependent on local market . The over dependence had hindered their growth and also investments in research and development and new technologies. With increased export appetite, we may see changes in this direction. Besides the next frontier for the companies has to be vertical integration where they invest in downstream garment manufacturing. This trend is catching up to some extent but we have to see if it really does go strong.

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April 18, 2019

Q&A Session With Mr Arvind Mathur, CEO Raymond Denim
Raymond Group is an Indian branded fabric and fashion retailer, incorporated in 1925. The group owns apparel brands like Raymond, Raymond Premium Apparel, Park Avenue, Park Avenue Woman, ColorPlus,Parx etc which are retailed in over 450 cities and towns in India. Besides, it produces suiting fabric, with a capacity of producing about 38 million meters of wool and wool-blended fabrics and over 47 million mtrs of denim.

Raymond is one of the pioneers of denim in India commencing its first denim operation in 1996. Raymond UCO Denim is a 50-50 JV between Raymond and UCO NV of Belgium and is a globally renowned producer of denim fabrics and garments. We spoke to its CEO, Mr Arvind Mathur, to understand what makes the company tick and helps it retain its premium position for over 2 decades.>

Raymond has stood out as a premium denim supplier globally for about 2 decades now. What do you think is the recipe for your success?

Raymond pioneered the manufacture of Ring Denim in India in 1996, starting with a state-of-the-art highly versatile & flexible setup, in collaboration with an Italian partner. The company from its inception has been focused on supplying innovative fashion denim products through focus on best raw material, proactive adoption of latest technology, collaboration with world class suppliers & solution providers and retaining some of the best people in the industry. This allows us to hold an upper hand in innovation over other players in the market and maintain our premiumness.

How do you think the denim industry has changed in last 5 years?

Overall the market has become very competitive because of which we see retailers offering better quality denim at lower price points with more frequent changes in collections.In terms of fashion there has been a move from denim as comfort wear to athleisure with hyper elasticity and enhanced softness for comfort. This has also to some extent triggered higher growth in women and kids segments. On the global supply chain front there is growing bias in favour of full package suppliers with brands and retailers looking to reduce contact points, geographical spread and various other complexities of a more fragmented sourcing base. Sustainability has certainly taken center stage with increasing awareness and concerns about the environmental impact of a resource hungry denim industry. From cotton to yarn to fabric to garment, every area is being looked into.

As you said Sustainability is the keyword most brands are repeating nowadays. Do you think it is now becoming a mainstream focus for them. How is Raymond preparing itself to achieve sustainable targets of global brands?

Sustainability holds the future survival of the human race and the earth as we know it. The awareness about environmental issues amongst the consumers, NGOs, brands and suppliers is increasing by the day and everyone involved isÂ willing to contribute their bit to improving the situation. It is no longer a marketing gimmick but goes much much beyond. We use Blue Sign certified pre-reduced liquid Indigo. Improved processes allow cleaner production of denim with a positive impact on resource efficiency such as reduction of the sodium hydrosulfite usage by 60-70%, much cleaner water waste and less water usage. Also a major chunk of our cotton consumption is BCI (Better Cotton Initiative). We are a certified producer of PCW (Post Consumer Waste) cotton Denims in collaboration with I:Collect. Our product innovation is geared towards making optimal use of sustainable raw material and processes to further strengthen our sustainability credentials. In this regard we are working closely with both brands and suppliers of innovative material and machines.

What are the main focus areas of development for Raymonds apart from sustainability. How are you planning to differentiate yourselves from your competitors with your developments?

Apart from sustainability there are various other areas we are focusing on. Fabrics made from low torque yarns and super fine cottons to bring out anÂ enhanced soft hand feel is a good example. We have also developed products using value added special blends & speciality yarns in conjunction with balanced fabric construction for ultimate comfort. We will continue to surprise our customers with our super stretch and hyper flex products with excellent recovery properties.

Pl tell us about your latest collection for SS’20Â What are the key products that you want to bring to the market .

The latest collection portrays unisex denims in diverse concepts/moods and majorly covers
- A wide range of super-stretch denims (â€œFLUIDâ€ series) with super soft hand feel with ultimate comfort and free-movement through use of latest technology in spinning and weaving.
- A range of Bi-stretch denims (â€œ360 DEGREEâ€) exhibiting sense of freedom of movement to meet the needs of the modern urban consumer.
- A collection of classic denim with a contemporary feel (our â€œVINTAGEâ€ series) for the true denim connoisseur.Â Salt & pepper look with diverse cast and colour that are bold enough to stand on their own
- Eco friendly sustainable products ranging from our â€œLOW AQUAâ€ range which considerably reduces water consumption during dyeing process to the Salt-free range (â€œPRISTINEâ€ series) which completely eliminates use of hydrosulphite and brings down the load on effluent. The other highlight are products made from PCW cotton to decrease dependence on natural resources.
6. Do you see that the current trend of Fast fashion will sustain for very long. In which direction you see the denim industry moving to in the next 5 years?

The trend towards speed and agility will continue to grow. The rise of fast fashion is steadily shifting the traditional bi-seasonal collections to multi-seasonal collections and this is not going to go away. Shortening supply chains are playing a key supporting role in this phenomena.

However, owing to sustainability issues such as over-consumption and waste generation, there has been a certain level of backlash and this is building up. Hence going forward, while we donâ€™t see slowing down of fast fashion anytime soon, we do certainly expect the industry to take more stringent measures towards use of sustainable raw material and circular processes. It will have to play a pivotal role in curtailing & solving the problem collaboratively. This will drive the development and adoption of new technologies, materials and business models to make fast fashion much more environmentally efficient and sustainable.

A glimpse of latest collection of Raymond Denim comes in the video below :

For more information on Raymond and their products , pl contact Mr Sudhir atÂ sudhir.deorukhkar@raymond.in
August 29, 2018
AW 19 Collection From LNJ Denim India

LNJ Denim – a part of the reputed RSWM group of India brings out the latest version of their AW19 collection.Â With super stretches, vintage denims, super softs, clean surfaces and many other from their stable, the company brings out an interesting collection for AW19 . We bring some products from this collection below – described in their own words.

CLOSE FIT

High stretch is still very much a desired product. We do however see a shift back to a more comfort silhouette.
Fashion fit = high stretch, comfort fit = low to medium stretch. All the stretches have a soft touch either through mixed fibre blends or construction and finish and they all have great recovery achieved through the use of dual FX or spun polyester. Such stretch denims are gender neutral be they high stretch or comfort, playing to the variety of jean silhouettes. 360 Â° stretch and vertical stretch whilst still offering close fit they offer different performance and enhancement of body shape.

PRE-LOVED

Pre-loved denims demonstrate all the characteristics of old Western or Japanese vintage heros. Fabric finishes are Pre-shrunk to enhance the aged and mottled texture in super dark rich indigos.

CLEAN CUT

Sharp flat clean faced denims with minimal surface character and minimal laundry techniques. Denims where the twill is the focus of attention bridging the gap between non-denim and real denim looking to the fashion for denim tailoring.

COSY DENIM

Denims that have a good level of comfort in both fit and touch with a full soft hand both feeling warm and fitting perfectly. Cocooning denims with the extra touch appeal of brushed backs and faces softened by multi fibre blends such as Modal; Miyabi; viscose and spun polyester.

BODY TECH

Body tech denims have levels of performance as well as being super fit fashion items. Such performances enhance the wearer experience often enabling them to be used for active life denims. The high stretches are designed as gender neutral containing performance fibres such as Thermolite to keep you warm; Coolmax as for body temperature regulation and moisture management.

CONSTRUCTION BLUES

Here are denims that are different, that offer an alternative to the regular indigo twill. Chunky constructions designed for jackets, tops and oversized shapes. In spite of their chunkiness, they are soft to touch and super comfortable.

SUSTAINABILITY

LNJ as a company has a strong focus on sustainability . The company has ventured into hydro , wind and solar power to reduce CO2 emissions besides using recycling PCW and working on waste management to minimize the impact on the environment.

HYDRO – Indiaâ€™s first merchant hydro power plant, reducing 800,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions annually

WIND – Harnessing wind power from an 80+ MW capacity. Reducing 130, 000 tonnes of CO2 emissions annually

SOLAR – 5MW Capacity of solar power installed

3 | RECYCLING

GARNETTING of post consumer waste garments.

Recycled Polyester Fibre

4 | WASTE WATER MANAGEMENT

Effluent treatment plant saving 1350 kiloliters of water per day.

For more information on the company, contact

Mr Prabir Bandhopadhyaya at :Â prabir.bandyopadhyay@lnjbhilwara.com

August 16, 2018

India Vs Pakistan | Exports Of Denim To US From 2014 To 2017

Though Pakistan has much bigger exports of denim apparel to US than India, still it would be interesting to see how their respective performance show up relative to each other in terms of growth , prices etc.

Table Of Contents

S N.	Particulars
1.	Table showing the imports of all denim apparels into USA from India and Pakistan for the period from 2014 to 2017
2.	Graph showing the comparison in imports of all denim apparels into USA from India and Pakistan for the period from 2014 to 2017
3.	Graph showing the comparison in average price of all denim apparels into USA from India and Pakistan for the period from 2014 to 2017
4.	Table showing the imports of menâ€™s jeans into USA from India and Pakistan for the period from 2014 to 2017
5.	Graph showing the comparison of imports of menâ€™s jeans into USA from India and Pakistan for the period from 2014 to 2017
6.	Graph showing the compariosn of average price of menâ€™s jeans into USA from India and Pakistan for the period from 2014 to 2017
7.	Table showing the imports of womenâ€™s jeans into USA from India and Pakistan for the period from 2014 to 2017
8.	Graph showing the comparison of imports of women;s jeans into USA from India and Pakistan for the period from 2014 to 2017
9.	Graph showing the comparison of average price of womenâ€™s jeans into USA from India and Pakistan for the period from 2014 to 2017

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1. All Denim Apparels

The imports of all denim apparels into USA from India shows that the imports from the year 2014 to 2017 , was manifold times less than as compared with the imports in Pakistan.The imports of all denim apparels in 2014 shows thatÂ India was very close toÂ 4 million pcs whereas the imports in Pakistan was little more than 21 million pcs, further the imports in India forÂ 2015 was little more than 4 million pcs whereas the imports in Pakistan was little more than 22 million pcs, Similarly, in India for the year 2016 and 2017 was close to 3 million pcs and little more than 3 million pcs and the imports in Pakistan for the same period was close to 24 millon pcs and 26 million pcs respectively.

a. India

Exporting Country	Year of Import	All Denim Apparel (Million Pcs)	Total Value (Million USD)	Average Price (USD/PC)
India	2014	3.83	35.98	9.40
India	2015	4.38	39.81	9.09
India	2016	2.96	27.15	9.16
India	2017	3.42	25.38	7.42

b. Pakistan

Exporting Country	Year of Import	All Denim Apparel (Million Pcs)	Total Value (Million USD)	Average Price (USD/PC)
Pakistan	2014	21.06	166.37	7.90
Pakistan	2015	21.86	177.16	8.10
Pakistan	2016	23.51	196.13	8.34
Pakistan	2017	25.73	223.5	8.69

It we look at the above 2 graphs, we find that Indian exports fell down maximum in 2016 and have recovered in 2017 – though they are still less than what they were in 2014. Besides, India was always a more expensive sourcing location but in the year 2017, Pakistan became costlier than India in terms of average price. This also reflects that Pakistan is fast moving up the value chain and selling more quantity at better prices.

2. Menâ€™s Jeans

The imports of menâ€™s jeans in India for 2014 was close to 2 million pcs and for Pakistan was little more than 9 million pcs for the same period, further the imports in the year 2015 was also close to 2 million pcs and in Pakistan was little more than 10 million pcs for the same period . Similarly, the imports in India for 2016 and 2017 was close to 1 million pcs whereas the imports in Pakistan for the same period was little more than 10 million pcs in 2016 and about 12 million pcs respectively. India is considerably weak when it comes to MEN’S Jeans. Only about 30% of its exports is Men’s jeans whereas in case of Pakistan it is about 50%.

a. India

Exporting Country	Year of Import	Men’s/Boys Jeans (Million Pcs)	Total Value (Million USD)	Average Price (USD/PC)
India	2014	1.85	18.27	9.89
India	2015	1.81	16.48	9.10
India	2016	0.77	8.97	11.68
India	2017	1.10	9.85	8.92

b. Pakistan

Exporting Country	Year of Import	Men’s/Boys Jeans (Million Pcs)	Total Value (Million USD)	Average Price (USD/PC)
Pakistan	2014	9.19	63.36	6.89
Pakistan	2015	10.24	77.18	7.54
Pakistan	2016	10.40	83.72	8.05
Pakistan	2017	11.93	100.9	8.46

3. Womenâ€™s Jeans

The imports of womenâ€™s jeans in India for the year 2014 was close to 2 million pcs (over double that of Men’s jeans)Â and for Pakistan was close to 12 million pcs for the same period, further the imports in India for 2015 was close to 3 million pcs and for Pakistan imports was close to 12 million pcs , Similarly the imports in India for the year was little more than 2 million pcs in both the year 2016 and 2017 whereas the importsÂ for the same period was close to 13 million pcs and 14 million pcs respectively. India’s exports are almost stagnant for women jeans whereas increased their exports by over 15% on a much larger base. But 2017 figures give an impression that India is somehow making a comeback.

a. India

Exporting Country	Year of Import	Women’s/Girls Jeans (Million Pcs)	Total Value (Milluion USD)	Average Price (USD/PC)
India	2014	1.98	17.71	8.94
India	2015	2.57	23.33	9.08
India	2016	2.04	17.4	8.53
India	2017	2.24	14.93	6.66

b. Pakistan

Exporting Country	Year of Import	Women’s/Girls Jeans (Million Pcs)	Total Value (Million USD)	Average Price (USD/PC)
Pakistan	2014	11.87	103.01	8.68
Pakistan	2015	11.63	99.97	8.60
Pakistan	2016	12.85	111.36	8.66
Pakistan	2017	13.72	122.1	8.90

In the pricing also we can see that India’s prices which were much higher than Pakistan before , are now getting lower . If fact in 2017 , the prices were almost 30% lower than that of Pakistan.

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April 12, 2018

International Fabric Buyers For Indian Denim

Asia is today taking center stage in global denim scenario whether you consider the production side or the consumption side. India is one of the most important country producing denim fabrics and exporting them. India stands second only to China in terms of production of denim fabrics and is also an exporter of the same though most of the fabric is consumed locally .

Bangladesh is the principal market for Indian denim fabrics. But it does not mean that the same are not exported to other countries. Countries like Turkey, Egypt, Madgascar, Mexico and some others also import from India.
In this report we focus on some of the important buyers apart from Bangladesh who import denim fabrics from India – their approx volumes and prices for the period of August – September ’17.

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We bring in the table below details of the buyers who bought denim fabrics from India in August and September’17.Â These figures may not cover the entire quantity they bought .

Company Name	Country	Total Quantity Purchased ( Meters)	Average Price ( USD/Meter)	Total Value ( USD)
PLG Confection S.A	Madagascar	667,697.00	1.97	1,315,557.74
Velocity Apparelz Company	Egypt	294,703.00	3.01	886,042.45
Al Shams For Import and Trading	Egypt	261,918.00	1.80	472,785.30
Odak Tekstil	Turkey	246,688.00	2.62	558,138.84
C&Y Garments	Lesetho	173,351.71	3.05	529,198.69
Agadas Agentes	Mexico	148,988.00	2.63	391,607.81
Lotus Garments	Egypt	116,120.78	3.36	390,456.94

1. PLG Confection S.A, Madgascar

PLG confection from Madagascar is one of the major buyer of denim fabric from India during Aug-Sept and have purchased 667,679 Meter of denim fabric at an average price of USD 1.97/Meter . The major suppliers to PLG are :

Mafatlal Industries Limited
Suryalakshmi Cottons Mills Limited

Company Address	Telephone Number	Website	Email
Route Dantsirabe ,Z.I. Filatex,101 ,Antananarivo ,Madagascar	+261 20 22 294 61	www.cogimex.com	5poches@cogimex.com

Total Quantity Imported ( Meters)	Average PriceÂ ( USD / Meter)	Total Value ( USD)
667,697.00	1.97	1,315,557.74

2. Velocity Apparelz Company, Egypt

The second leader in the chart is Velocity Apparlez from Egypt . The company boughtÂ 294,703 Meter of denim fabric at an average price of USD 3.01/Meter . The major Supplier to this company is Mafatlal Industries Limited.

Company Address	Telephone Number	Website	Email
Public Free Zone, Ismailia, Egypt	+20 64 3481905	http://voguevelocity.com	info@voguevelocity.com

Total Quantity Imported ( Meters)	Average PriceÂ ( USD / Meter)	Total Value ( USD)
294,703.00	3.01	886,042.45

3. Al Shams For Import & Trading, Egypt

Al Shams from Egypt is the third major buyer of denim fabric from India during Aug-Sept and have purchased 261,918 Meter of denim fabric at an average price of USD 1.80/Meter . The major Supplier to this company is Ultra Denim Private Limited.

Company Address	Telephone Number	Website	Email
Shawky Moktaar 22 , Mawlal Mohamed , St Street Almansham , Alexandria , Egypt	Â Not available	Â Not available	Â Not available

Total Quantity Imported ( Meters)	Average PriceÂ ( USD / Meter)	Total Value ( USD)
261,918.00	1.80	472,785.30

4. Odak Tekstil Pazarlama San.Ve, Turkey

The fourth companyÂ in the chart is Odak Tekstil from Turkey . The company boughtÂ 246,688 Meter of denim fabric at an average price of USD 2.62/Meter . The major Supplier to this company is Mafatlal Industries Limited.

Company Address	Telephone Number	Website	Email
Keresteciler sitesi Fatih caddesi ArdÄ±Ã§ sokak No:9 Merter Ä°STANBUL	+90212 637 7001	http://www.odaktekstil.com.tr	sener@odakdenim.com

Total Quantity Imported ( Meters)	Average PriceÂ ( USD / Meter)	Total Value ( USD)
246,688.00	2.62	558,138.84

5. C & Y Garments Co. (PTY) Ltd, Lesotho

C&Y Garments from Lesotho is the 5th major buyer of denim fabric from India during Aug-Sept and have purchased 173,351 Meter of denim fabric at an average price of USD 3.05/Meter . The major Supplier to this company is Raymond UCO Denim Private Limited.

Company Address	Telephone Number	Website	Email
7D Thetsane Industrial Area, Lesotho	+266 2231 6621	http://www.nhjeans.com/	kevin.chen@nhjeans.com

Total Quantity Imported ( Meters)	Average PriceÂ ( USD / Meter)	Total Value ( USD)
173,351.71	3.05	529,198.69

6. Agadas Agentes Aduanales Sa De Cv, Mexico

The sixth companyÂ in the chart is Agadas Agentes from Mexico . The company boughtÂ 148,988 Meter of denim fabric at an average price of USD 2.63/Meter . The major Supplier to this company is Mafatlal Industries Limited.

Company Address	Telephone Number	Website	Email
De Lomaestros 495, Col Nueva Santamaria , Mexico , D.F. 02800	+52 5514993557

Total Quantity Imported ( Meters)	Average PriceÂ ( USD / Meter)	Total Value ( USD)
148,988.00	2.63	391,607.81

7. Lotus Garment Co., Egypt

Lotus Garments from Egypt is the 7th major buyer of denim fabric from India during Aug-Sept and have purchased 116,120.78 Meter of denim fabric at an average price of USD 3.36/Meter . The major Supplier to this company is

Raymond UCO Denim Private Limited.
Mafatlal Industries Limited

Company Address	Telephone Number	Website	Email
Public Free Zone , P.O. Box #20 , Port Said , Egypt	+20 122 351 6555	http://www.lotusgarments.com/

Total Quantity Imported ( Meters)	Average PriceÂ ( USD / Meter)	Total Value ( USD)
116,120.78	3.36	390,456.94

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October 18, 2017

India Denim Exports 2014

India has been exporting denim fabrics to various destinations around the world. The current capacity of Indian denim fabric manufacturing stands at over 1 billion mtrs p.a â€“ though actual production quantities are lower due to various reasons. Major part of this production goes for domestic market or for domestic consumption for conversion into garments for export. However, there is also a good quantity which is being shipped directly in the fabric form to various countries around the world.

In this report from our data section, we will cover :

a) The quantities that have been shipped by Indian companies to overseas markets in last 12 months â€“ Octâ€™13 to Septâ€™14
b) Average prices of such exports for all the four quarters.
c) Most important 5 markets to which these exports are being made currently . An indepth look into the quantities being shipped to these markets and the trends thereof.
d) Average prices of such exports to these markets.

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We look below at the total quantities that have been shipped out by Indian companies out of India during the period Octâ€™13 to Septâ€™14

Total Exports of Denim Fabrics From India Octâ€™13 to Septâ€™14

From the above data from our Data section , we can note that the actual shipment of denim fabrics has increased considerably in last four quarters. Whereas in the Oct-Decâ€™13 it was about 24 million mtrs, it is now about 32 million mtrs in July-Septâ€™14 period. The shipments have been increasing as we see an increase in production capacities with different mills in India and also with new mills coming up. The domestic market, though big, is unable to absorb all the production and the companies have to find a way to increase their exports.

The average prices, when seen as a whole are more or less same at about $2.80 with a few cents here and there. So we do not see much movement in prices .

Now lets see how Indian exports fare in different markets.Â Lets look at exports to Bangladesh first –

Shipments to Bangladesh

The exports to Bangladesh in the last one year are about 55 million mtrs. The average price is over $3.00/mtr which is higher than the average price of all exports which is about $2.80/mtr. Bangladesh is taking about 40% of all Indian denim fabric exports and is the number one market for Indian exporters.

Shipments to Egypt

Egypt is another good market for Indian fabrics. Though not as big as Bangladesh, it still imported about 8 million mtrs from India in last one year . The average prices are highly fluctuating and going from $2.46 to $3.00 â€“ indicating that increase in volumes results in lower prices.

Shipments to Colombia

Colombia is an emerging market for Indian fabrics. From very low volumes last year, the exports touched 2.7 million mtrs in second quarter of 2014. The prices , though are still not so good and it seems that Indian mills are catering to the lower end of the market as Colombia does buy good priced fabrics too.

Shipments to Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka has been an old and consistent market for Indian fabrics. The volumes do not go beyond a particular point but still there is regular volume and India shipped over 4 million mtrs to Sri Lanka in last 12 months.Â The average prices are touching the average attained by Indian fabrics in all markets.

Shipments to Lesotho

Lesotho is a non-traditional market for Indian fabrics and takes up decent quantities touching over 4.5 million mtrs. The prices of such exports are very low and range around $2.25 /mtr.

Once the doyen of all exporters from India, Turkey gives a sad picture with meagre exports less than even 4 million mtrs in 12 months. The Turkish import duties killed the market and Indian exporters could never recover. The prices, though , are still the best that one can get anywhere else.

The Indian exports are expected to increase as domestic production increases and the mills rush around the world to see the markets. There are not many emerging markets left , though.

Disclaimer- All our data is sourced from various govt. sources and are dependent on them for accuracy . Though we undertake all checks to ensure right information, we do not take any responsibility for the same.

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November 5, 2014
Denim Fabric Shipments from India | 2013 –I [Data Report]
Though the domestic denim fabric market in India is very strong, still a decent quantity of denim is exported to different countries around the world. The fabric is exported to Far East, Bangladesh, EU, South America etc. To analyse this further, we will see in this special report :
1. Some figures of shipments of denim fabrics made to countries like China, Cambodia, Colombia ,Hong Kong, Egypt etc. We will cover other countries in another report.
2. There will also be average prices of shipments made to each of these countries on a monthly basis
3. First five months of 2013 are covered.
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Disclaimer: The data given in this report has been collected from various sources including customs deptt. Though we have taken high amount of care and caution in presenting this data, we do not guarantees that it covers all the shipments made are covered or the data is 100% accurate.

Denim Fabric Shipments to China

China is a growing market but still denim fabrics shipped from India are mainly nominated fabrics only ie fabrics shipped for conversion against orders of different brands and retailers. For local consumption, Indian exporters still have to work hard as cheaper denim is available in China and furthermore there is duty on import of denim into China.

Note: The figures in April-Juneâ€™13 quarter currently shows figures of April and May .

We see that the denim fabric shipped to China from Jan to May â€˜13 is about 1.15 million mtrs. This is not a huge quantity and , as mentioned above, most of this fabric would be shipped on nomination basis. The prices averaging about $3.60 per mtr are decent and do not reflect sales of low grade material or to low grade buyers.

Denim Fabric Shipments to Hong Kong

Fabric exported to Hong Kong is , most of the times, diverted for conversion in China or other nearby countries. Hence the figures for China (mainly) would have to be seen taking into consideration figures of Hong Kong also.

The prices for shipment to HK are higher than many other destinations as we can see in the figures above. The averages are around $3.90/mtr The shipment quantities of about 1-1.5 lac mtrs per month are ,however, small .

Denim Fabric Shipments to Colombia

Colombia is an important country in the Central America and is an

end users market where a number of local brands and retailers buy the fabric from around the world. About a million mtrs of denim fabric was shipped to Colombia in Jan-Mayâ€™13 . But the remarkable thing to note is the sudden increase in fabrics shipped in the months of April and May which was much more than the first three months of 2013. However, the prices that we can see for exports to Colombia do not seem very encouraging. They are quite low and range around $2.70./mtr .

Denim Fabric Shipments to Egypt

Egypt is also one of the good markets for Indian denim fabric exports. The volume of exports to Egypt is not too low. Lets look at figures below :

With an export of about 1.5 million mtrs in the first quarter, exports to Egypt are decent in comparison to exports to other countries. Though in the months of April and May, the volume has gone low, it might be a temporary change as exports to Egypt have been consistent for some time. The average prices are in the range of $3-$3.10 . Egyptian market is a mixture of nominated shipments and non-nominated shipments. [/private_special]
August 19, 2013

Denim Jeans Importers In India–1 [Subscribers Report]

We are listing herewith some of the importers of denim jeans into India in early 2012. Sri Lanka, China, Hong Kong, Turkey , Germany UK and other places seem to be providing the jeans coming to India. The costliest jeans come from Germany.

Names of some companies who imported denim jeans into India in early 2012
Their contact details
The countries from where they imported these products.
The descriptions of the products imported.
The prices at which the same were imported.
Note: This is one of our subscriber reports . See the details on more than 20 other titles

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Month of Import	Name of Importing Company	Description of products	Country from where imported	Quantity in pieces	Price in USd/ Pc
Mar-12	LEVI STRAUSS(INDIA) PVT LIMITED	100% COTTON WOVEN DENIM MEN’S PANT ( PRODUCT STYLE: 30262-0095 )	SRI LANKA	2064.000	7.91
Mar-12	LEVI STRAUSS(INDIA) PVT LIMITED	100% COTTON DENIM MEN’S PANTS ( PRODUCT CODE: 30252-0141 )	SRI LANKA	1718.000	9.84
Mar-12	LEVI STRAUSS(INDIA) PVT LIMITED	99% COTTON 1% ELASTANE DENIM MEN’S PANTS ( PRODUCT CODE: 00531-0184 )	SRI LANKA	4492.000	11.51
Mar-12	LEVI STRAUSS(INDIA) PVT LIMITED	99% COTTON 1% ELASTANE DENIM MEN’S PANTS ( PRODUCT CODE: 00511-1367 )	SRI LANKA	1520.000	11.08
Mar-12	LEVI STRAUSS(INDIA) PVT LIMITED	100% COTTON DENIM MEN’S PANTS ( PRODUCT CODE: 33740-0003 )	SRI LANKA	1791.000	12.00
Mar-12	LEVI STRAUSS(INDIA) PVT LIMITED	99% COTTON 1% ELASTANE DENIM MEN’S PANTS ( PRODUCT CODE: 65504-0135 )	SRI LANKA	1732.000	10.74
Mar-12	LEVI STRAUSS(INDIA) PVT LIMITED	100% COTTON DENIM MEN’S PANTS ( PRODUCT CODE: 33397-0025 )	SRI LANKA	3979.000	10.63
Mar-12	LEVI STRAUSS(INDIA) PVT LIMITED	100% COTTON DENIM MEN’S PANTS ( PRODUCT CODE: 33740-0001 )	SRI LANKA	5044.000	11.54
Mar-12	LEVI STRAUSS(INDIA) PVT LIMITED	78% COTTON 20% POLYESTER 2% ELASTANE DENIM MEN’S PANTS ( PRODUCT CODE: 33396-0032 )	SRI LANKA	8143.000	9.70
Mar-12	LEVI STRAUSS(INDIA) PVT LIMITED	100% COTTON DENIM MEN’S PANTS ( PRODUCT CODE: 33397-0039 )	SRI LANKA	7899.000	10.37
Mar-12	LEVI STRAUSS(INDIA) PVT LIMITED	99% COTTON 1% ELASTANE DENIM MEN’S PANTS ( PRODUCT CODE: 00511-1369 )	SRI LANKA	3125.000	10.15
Mar-12	LEVI STRAUSS(INDIA) PVT LIMITED	100% COTTON DENIM MEN’S PANTS ( PRODUCT CODE: 30252-0143 )	SRI LANKA	6095.000	9.41
Mar-12	LEVI STRAUSS(INDIA) PVT LIMITED	99% COTTON 1% ELASTANE DENIM MEN’S PANTS ( PRODUCT CODE: 65504-0137 )	SRI LANKA	2807.000	9.81
Mar-12	LEVI STRAUSS(INDIA) PVT LIMITED	100% COTTON WOVEN DENIM MENS PANT ( PRODUCT STYLE: 30262 – 0096 )	SRI LANKA	2638.000	8.33
Mar-12	LEVI STRAUSS(INDIA) PVT LIMITED	98.3% COTTON 1.7% ELASTANE DENIM MENS PANTS ( PRODUCT CODE:65504 – 0134 )	SRI LANKA	1395.000	11.41
Mar-12	LEVI STRAUSS(INDIA) PVT LIMITED	99% COTTON 1% ELASTANE DENIM MENS PANTS ( PRODUCT CODE: 00531 – 0182 )	SRI LANKA	3833.000	11.13
Mar-12	LEVI STRAUSS(INDIA) PVT LIMITED	99% COTTON 1% ELASTANE DENIM MENS PANTS ( PRODUCT CODE: 00531 – 0183 )	SRI LANKA	3354.000	10.41
Mar-12	LEVI STRAUSS(INDIA) PVT LIMITED	100% COTTON DENIM MENS PANTS ( PRODUCT CODE: 33397 – 0038 )	SRI LANKA	4125.000	9.51
Mar-12	SHOPPER`S STOP LIMITED	BIG SUR, FISHNET STRETCH DENIM 98% COTTON 2%ELASTHANE (JEANS)	GERMANY	288.000	22.44
Mar-12	SHOPPER`S STOP LIMITED	BIG SUR, BASIC RING DENIM 100% COTTON (JEANS)	GERMANY	283.000	22.44
Mar-12	SHOPPER`S STOP LIMITED	KELSO VINTAGE GREY STRETCH DENIM 98% COTTON 2% ELASTHANE (JEANS)	GERMANY	119.000	24.31
Mar-12	SHOPPER`S STOP LIMITED	TRAMPER, BASIC RING DENIM 100% COTTON (JEANS)	GERMANY	344.000	22.44
Mar-12	SHOPPER`S STOP LIMITED	NEW OREGON TAPERED AUTHENTIC FLAT DENIM 100% COTTON (JEANS)	GERMANY	352.000	24.31
Mar-12	SHOPPER`S STOP LIMITED	TRAMPER, FISHNET STRETCH DENIM 98% COTTON 2%ELASTHANE (JEANS)	GERMANY	288.000	22.44
Mar-12	LEVI STRAUSS(INDIA) PVT LIMITED	99% COTTON 1% ELASTANE DENIM MENS PANTS ( PRODUCT CODE: 00511 – 1368 )	SRI LANKA	3714.000	10.87
Mar-12	LEVI STRAUSS(INDIA) PVT LIMITED	99% COTTON 1% ELASTANE DENIM MENS PANTS ( PRODUCT CODE: 65504 – 0136 )	SRI LANKA	3585.000	10.52
Mar-12	LEVI STRAUSS(INDIA) PVT LIMITED	100% COTTON WOVEN DENIM MENS PANT ( PRODUCT STYLE: 30262 – 0099 )	SRI LANKA	1624.000	8.63
Mar-12	SHOPPER`S STOP LIMITED	HAMPTON CARGO LEFT HAND TWILL GARMENT DYE 100% COTTON (JEANS)	GERMANY	704.000	24.31
Mar-12	SHOPPER`S STOP LIMITED	NEW OREGON TAPERED RED CAST VINTAGE DENIM 100% COTTON (JEANS)	GERMANY	132.000	26.19
Mar-12	SHOPPER`S STOP LIMITED	NEW ORAGON CROSS HATCH DENIM 100% COTTON(JEANS)	GERMANY	352.000	24.31
Mar-12	SHOPPER`S STOP LIMITED	KELSO CROSS HATCH DENIM 100% COTTON(JEANS)	GERMANY	120.000	24.31
Mar-12	SHOPPER`S STOP LIMITED	BRINKLEY CHINO,LEFT HAND TWILL GARMENT DYE 100% COTTON (JEANS)	GERMANY	484.000	22.44
Mar-12	SHOPPER`S STOP LIMITED	TRAMPER FISHNET DENIM 100% COTTON (JEANS)	GERMANY	108.000	18.70
Mar-12	SHOPPER`S STOP LIMITED	DAVENPORT LEFT HAND TWILL GARMENT DYE 100% COTTON (JEANS)	GERMANY	699.000	14.96
Mar-12	LEVI STRAUSS(INDIA) PVT LIMITED	99% COTTON 1% ELASTANE DENIM WOMEN’S PANTS ( PRODUCT CODE: 11997-0060 )	SRI LANKA	2005.000	10.04
Mar-12	LEVI STRAUSS(INDIA) PVT LIMITED	76% COTTON 24% ELASTOMULTIESTER DENIM WOMEN’S PANTS ( PRODUCT CODE: 54818-0002 )	SRI LANKA	2640.000	11.88
Mar-12	LEVI STRAUSS(INDIA) PVT LIMITED	99% COTTON 1% ELASTANE DENIM WOMEN’S PANTS ( PRODUCT CODE: 57216-0049 )	SRI LANKA	1939.000	10.14
Mar-12	LEVI STRAUSS(INDIA) PVT LIMITED	99% COTTON 1% ELASTANE DENIM WOMEN’S PANTS ( PRODUCT CODE: 50217-0095 )	SRI LANKA	3125.000	9.06
Mar-12	LEVI STRAUSS(INDIA) PVT LIMITED	99% COTTON 1% ELASTANE DENIM WOMEN’S PANTS ( PRODUCT CODE: 57216-0037 )	SRI LANKA	1440.000	10.53
Mar-12	LEVI STRAUSS(INDIA) PVT LIMITED	99% COTTON 1% ELASTANE DENIM WOMEN’S PANTS ( PRODUCT CODE: 11997-0061 )	SRI LANKA	1967.000	10.13
Mar-12	LEVI STRAUSS(INDIA) PVT LIMITED	99% COTTON 1% ELASTANE DENIM WOMEN’S PANTS ( PRODUCT CODE: 57216-0040 )	SRI LANKA	1227.000	9.92
Mar-12	LEVI STRAUSS(INDIA) PVT LIMITED	99% COTTON 1% ELASTANE DENIM WOMENS PANTS ( PRODUCT CODE: 50216 – 0097 )	SRI LANKA	2503.000	8.71
Mar-12	LEVI STRAUSS(INDIA) PVT LIMITED	76% COTTON 24% ELASTOMULTIESTER DENIM WOMENS PANTS ( PRODUCT CODE: 54818 – 0001 )	SRI LANKA	2521.000	11.70
Mar-12	SHOPPER`S STOP LIMITED	BIANCA WORKER, AUTHENTIC GREY CAST DENIM 98% COTTON 2% ELASTHANE (WOMEN JEANS)	GERMANY	70.000	22.44
Mar-12	SHOPPER`S STOP LIMITED	LILY TUBE, AUTHENTIC GREY CAST DENIM 98% COTTON 2% ELASTHANE(WOMEN JEANS)	GERMANY	160.000	16.83
Mar-12	SHOPPER`S STOP LIMITED	INDIANA, AUTHENTIC GREY CAST DENIM 98% COTTON, 2% ELASTHANE(WOMEN JEANS)	GERMANY	160.000	20.57
Mar-12	SHOPPER`S STOP LIMITED	WOMANS JEANS 85% COTTON 13% POLYAMIDE 2% ELASTANE WOVEN	UNITED KINGDOM	36.000	15.90
Mar-12	SHOPPER`S STOP LIMITED	WOMANS JEANS 85% COTTON 13% POLYAMIDE 2% ELASTANE WOVEN	UNITED KINGDOM	43.000	15.90
Mar-12	SHOPPER`S STOP LIMITED	WOMANS JEANS 85% COTTON 13% POLYAMIDE 2% ELASTANE WOVEN	UNITED KINGDOM	79.000	15.90
Mar-12	SHOPPER`S STOP LIMITED	INDIANA COLOURD WEFT STRETCH DENIM 99% COTTON 1% ELASTANE (JEANS)	GERMANY	80.000	20.57
Mar-12	SHOPPER`S STOP LIMITED	DANA MODERN CHINO GARMENT DYE TWILL 100% COTTON (JEANS)	GERMANY	70.000	18.70
Mar-12	SHOPPER`S STOP LIMITED	ABBIE CHINO GARMENT DYE TWILL 100% COTTON (JEANS)	GERMANY	210.000	16.83
Mar-12	LIFESTYLE INTERNATIONAL PVT LTD	LADIES 72% COTTON 2% ELASTANE 26% POLYESTER WOVEN JEANS (STYLE NO:3400057)	CHINA	99.000	12.19
Mar-12	LIFESTYLE INTERNATIONAL PVT LTD	LADIES 72% COTTON 2% ELASTANE 26% POLYESTER WOVEN JEANS (STYLE NO:3400053)	CHINA	82.000	11.18
Mar-12	LIFESTYLE INTERNATIONAL PVT LTD	LADIES 98% COTTON 2% ELASTANE WOVEN JEANS (STYLE NO:3400055)	CHINA	82.000	11.18
Mar-12	LIFESTYLE INTERNATIONAL PVT LTD	LADIES 80% COTTON 19% POLYESTER 1% SPANDEX WOVEN JEANS (STYLE NO:8500467-8)	CHINA	56.000	10.52
Mar-12	LIFESTYLE INTERNATIONAL PVT LTD	LADIES 95% COTTON 2% ELASTANE WOVEN JEANS (STYLE NO:309099)	CHINA	268.000	8.01
Mar-12	LIFESTYLE INTERNATIONAL PVT LTD	LADIES 80% COTTON 19% POLYESTER 1% SPANDEX WOVEN JEANS (STYLE NO:8500469)	CHINA	28.000	11.40
Mar-12	LIFESTYLE INTERNATIONAL PVT LTD	LADIES 74% COTTON 2% ELASTANE 24% POLYESTER WOVEN JEANS (STYLE NO:3400056)	CHINA	82.000	12.76
Mar-12	LIFESTYLE INTERNATIONAL PVT LTD	LADIES 95% POLYESTER 5% ELASTANE WOVEN JEANS (STYLE NO:8500005-7)	CHINA	375.000	10.16
Mar-12	SHOPPER`S STOP LIMITED	1/1 SLV PANEL POCKET BLOUSE, RED CAST SHIRT DENIM 72% COTTON28% POLYESTER	GERMANY	80.000	18.70
Mar-12	SHOPPER`S STOP LIMITED	BABY GIRLS DENIM TROUSERS 100% COTTON WOVEN	CHINA	46.000	9.53
Mar-12	SHOPPER`S STOP LIMITED	BABY GIRLS DENIM TROUSERS 100% COTTON WOVEN	CHINA	95.000	9.53
Mar-12	SHOPPER`S STOP LIMITED	BABY GIRLS JEANS 100% COTTON WOVEN	CHINA	127.000	9.19
Mar-12	SHOPPER`S STOP LIMITED	BABY GIRLS JEANS 100% COTOTN WOVEN	CHINA	193.000	9.19
Mar-12	SHOPPER`S STOP LIMITED	BABY GIRLS JEANS 100% COTTON WOVEN	CHINA	220.000	9.19

Levi Strauss India

Head Office Address :
No.17/1-1 4th Flr Raheja Plaza Commissariat Road
Bengaluru /Bangalore : 560025
Karnataka ,India .
Phone Number : (80) 41128485 41128486

Lifestyle International Pvt Ltd.

Lifestyle International Pvt Ltd., a part of the Landmark group operates retail stores for apparel, footwear, childrenâ€™s wear and toys, household and furniture, and health and beauty products. It offers apparel, such as formals, denims, ethnic products, lingerie, and casuals for men and women; and personal grooming products, such as natural, aromatherapy, and bath products. The company also provides accessories, such as watches, pens, sunglasses, fashion accessories, and jewelry. In addition, it offers kidswear, maternity products, nursery and travel products, toys, and school and stationery products.

Sigma Soft Tech Park 7th & 8th Floor, Delta Tower #7 Whitefield Main Road
Bengaluru, 560 066
Ph :91 80 4152 8349
Web : www.lifestylestores.com

Shoppers Stop

Shopperâ€™s Stop Limited engages in retailing various household, consumer products, and books through departmental stores in India. Its Shoppers Stop stores offer apparel, accessories, cosmetics, and home and kitchenware products. It operates 38 Shoppers Stop stores; 11 HomeStop stores; 29 Mothercare stores, including 7 standalone stores; 69 Crossword stores; 17 M.A.C stores; 11 stores under the Clinique brand; 4 Estee Lauder stores in Bengaluru, Mumbai, and Delhi; 9 HyperCity stores in Amritsar, Bhopal, Ludhiana, Bengaluru, Jaipur, Navi Mumbai, Hyderabad, and Mumbai; and 1 store in Hyderabad and 1 stores in Bangalore domestic airports, as well as 1 duty free stores in the Bangalore.

Eureka Towers
B-Wing, 9th floor, Mindspace
Link Road, Malad (W)
Mumbai 400 064
Tel: 91-22- 42497000
Fax: 91-22- 28808877
Web: www.shoppersstop.com

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May 24, 2012

Denim Fabric Importers India 2012- I [Subscriber Report]

We are listing herewith some of the importers of denim fabrics into India in early 2012. Turkey, Italy, China and Pakistan seem to be the major supplier of fabrics into India . Poly Stretch denim seems to be highly priced product being shipped to India.

Names of some companies who imported denim fabrics and jeans into India in early 2012
Their contact details
The countries from where they imported these products.
The descriptions of the products imported.
The prices at which the same were imported.
Note: Checkout our other subscriber reports

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Denim Fabrics Importers

Month	Indian Co.	Product Description	Country (from)	Qty( in sq mtr)	Price(usd/sq mtr) CIF
Feb ’12	Aquarelle India Pvt. Ltd	100% COTTON WOVEN INDIGO CHAMBRAY DENIM FABRICS W:57/58 INCHES GSM:161 (+/-10%)	CHINA	16326.780	1.90
Feb ’12	D.Manivannan & Co.	100% COTTON DENIM FABRIC WT:12.90 OZ W:57/9"(30263 YDS)	CHINA	41469.990	3.01
Feb ’12	Jeans Knit India Limited	100% COTTON DENIM FABRIC W:58"(1000 MTRS)	PAKISTAN	1473.200	2.63
Feb ’12	Jeans Knit India Limited	98% COTTON 2% LYCRA DENIM FABRIC W:51"(24299 MTRS)	PAKISTAN	31476.920	2.89
Feb ’12	Jeans Knit India Limited	100% COTTON DENIM FABRIC W:156CM(4463.71 MTRS)	TURKEY	6963.390	3.74
Feb ’12	Jeans Knit India Limited	98% COTTON 2% LYCRA DENIM FABRIC GSM:339 W:51"(22331 MTRS)	PAKISTAN	28927.580	2.90
Feb ’12	Jeans Knit India Limited	100% COTTON WOVEN DENIM FABRIC 441.57 GR/M2 W:58"(20392.80 MTRS)	TURKEY	30042.670	5.07
Feb ’12	Jeans Knit India Limited	98% COTTON 2% SPANDEX DENIM FABRIC W:53/4"(8696 YDS)	CHINA	10906.450	3.57
Feb ’12	Jeans Knit India Limited	DENIM RR9687 SIOUX UPGRADE 100% COTTON FABRIC W:160CM(3472.70 MTRS)	ITALY	5556.320	4.18
Feb ’12	Jeans Knit India Limited	98% COTTON 2% ELASTAN DENIM FABRIC W:150CM(4153.47 MTRS)	TURKEY	6230.210	3.18
Feb ’12	Jeans Knit India Limited	DENIM RR2801 STRETCH KARMA CRISPY 98% COTTON 2% ELASTAN FABRIC W:160CM(9058.10 MTRS)	ITALY	14492.960	4.39
Feb ’12	Jeans Knit India Limited	DENIM RR2887 KARMA CRISPY 100% COTTON FABRIC W:160CM(15775.90 MTRS)	ITALY	25241.440	3.59
Feb ’12	Jeans Knit India Limited	100% COTTON WOVEN DENIM FABRIC 441.57 GR/M2 W:58"(4119.30 MTRS)	TURKEY	6068.550	5.11
Feb ’12	Jeans Knit India Limited	DENIM RR5531 STRETCH BLEND GLASS 98% COTTON 2% ELASTAN FABRIC W:152CM(7963.80 MTRS)	ITALY	12104.980	4.84
Feb ’12	Jeans Knit India Limited	100% COTTON INDIGO CHAMBRAY DENIM FABRIC W:57/58"(4090 MTRS)	CHINA	6025.390	2.02
Feb ’12	Jeans Knit India Limited	98% COTTON 2% ELASTAN DENIM FABRIC W:150 CM (6051.94 MTRS)	TURKEY	9077.910	3.18
Feb ’12	Jeans Knit India Limited	D7705FF61 100% COTTON DENIM FABRIC GSM:390 GR/MT2 W:155 CM(30071.30 MTRS)	TURKEY	46610.520	2.97
Feb ’12	Jeans Knit India Limited	D7295B014 100% COTTON DENIM FABRIC GSM:390 GR/MT2 W:150 CM(9961.70 MTRS)	TURKEY	14942.550	3.30
Feb ’12	Jeans Knit India Limited	D7597FRC4 100% COTTON DENIM FABRIC GSM:390 GR/MT2 W:150 CM(12898.60 MTRS)	TURKEY	19347.900	3.57
Feb ’12	Jeans Knit India Limited	D7295B014 100% COTTON DENIM FABRIC GSM:390 GR/MT2 W:150 CM(11837.50 MTRS)	TURKEY	17756.250	3.30
Feb ’12	Jeans Knit India Limited	100% COTTON YARN DYED DENIM FABRIC W:58/60"(26350 YDS)	CHINA	36719.930	2.96
Feb ’12	Jeans Knit India Limited	100% COTTON DENIM FABRIC W:57/59"(38832 YDS)	CHINA	53212.260	3.00
Feb ’12	Raymond UCo Denim Pvt. Ltd	100% COTTON WOVEN DENIM FABRIC W:161 CMS, GSM:429.49 GR/SQM(1300.50 METERS)	TURKEY	2093.800	3.93
Feb ’12	Raymond UCo Denim Pvt. Ltd	100% COTTON WOVEN DENIM FABRIC W:161 CMS GSM:407.96GR/SQM(1593.20 METERS)	TURKEY	2565.050	3.90
Feb ’12	Raymond UCo Denim Pvt. Ltd	100% COTTON WOVEN DENIM FABRIC W : 156 CMS, GSM: 352.12 GR/SQM(4366.30 METERS)	TURKEY	6811.430	4.10
March ’12	Chelsea Mills	83% COTTON 17% POLYESTER DENIM FABRIC WIDTH 58", 15,937.27 YARDS, GSM 310(+/-10%)	TAIWAN	21469.000	1.79
March ’12	Chelsea Mills	83% COTTON 17% POLYESTER DENIM FABRIC WIDTH 58", 11,736.73 YARDS, GSM 310(+/-10%)	TAIWAN	15810.480	1.79
March ’12	Chelsea Mills	100PERCENT COTTON DENIM FABRIC WIDTH 61", 4,390.263 YARDS, GSM 155(+/-10%)	CHINA	6220.000	1.86
March ’12	Chelsea Mills	100PERCENT COTTON DENIM FABRIC WIDTH 61", 7,708.74 YARDS, GSM 155(+/-10%)	CHINA	10921.520	1.86
March ’12	Chelsea Mills	100% COTTON DENIM FABRIC WIDTH 61", 8,822.88 YARDS, GSM 155(+/-10%)	CHINA	12500.000	1.86
March ’12	Gokaldas Exports Limited	100% COTTON INDIGO CHAMBRAY DENIM FABRIC W:57/58"(17947 YDS)	HONG KONG	24176.300	1.92
March ’12	Gokaldas Exports Limited	100% COTTON BLACK CHAMBRAY DENIM FABRIC W:57/58"(7073 YDS)	HONG KONG	9528.000	1.99
March ’12	Gokaldas Exports Limited	100% COTTON BLACK CHAMBRAY DENIM FABRIC W:57/58"(2579 YDS)	HONG KONG	3474.160	2.00
March ’12	Gokaldas Exports Limited	100% COTTON INDIGO CHAMBRAY DENIM FABRIC W:57/58"(5011 YDS)	HONG KONG	6750.290	1.92
March ’12	Jeans Knit India Limited	98% COTTON 2% ELS DENIM FABRIC W:138CM(5877 MTRS)	GREECE	8110.260	4.42
March ’12	Jeans Knit India Limited	98% COTTON 2% ELASTAN DENIM FABRIC WT:340G/M2 W:140CM(30003MTRS)	TUNISIA	42004.200	5.77
March ’12	Jeans Knit India Limited	100% COTTON DENIM FABRIC W:156CM(5242.35 MTRS)	TURKEY	8178.070	5.06
March ’12	Jeans Knit India Limited	98.5% COTTON 1.5% ELATANDE WOVEN DENIM FABRIC 358.81 GR/M2 W:58"(10839 MTRS)	TURKEY	15968.010	5.15
March ’12	Jeans Knit India Limited	66.50% COTTON 30% POLYESTER 3.5% LYCRA WOVEN DENIM FABRIC 297.05 GR/M2 W:58"(2969.40 MTRS)	TURKEY	4374.520	5.06
March ’12	Jeans Knit India Limited	65% COTTON 31% POLYESTER 4% LYCRA WOVEN DENIM FABRIC 225.17GR/M2 W:58"(5285.30 MTRS)	TURKEY	7786.300	3.75
March ’12	Jeans Knit India Limited	64% COTTON 32% POLYESTER 4% LYCRA WOVEN DENIM FABRIC 215.66GR/M2 W:58"(1190.40 MTRS)	TURKEY	1753.700	4.68
March ’12	Jeans Knit India Limited	65.50% COTTON 31% POLYESTER 3.50% LYCRA WOVEN DENIM FABRIC 278.82 GR/M2 W:58"(2055.10 MTRS)	TURKEY	3027.570	3.70
March ’12	Jeans Knit India Limited	DENIM RR3831 STRETCH BREEZE BARREL 98% COTTON 2% ELASTAN FABRIC W:148CM(3874.40 MTRS)	ITALY	5734.110	5.35
March ’12	Jeans Knit India Limited	DENIM RR9687 SIOUX UPGRADE 100% COTTON FABRIC W:160CM(12310.20 MTRS)	ITALY	19696.320	4.26
March ’12	Jeans Knit India Limited	DENIM RR4431 STRETCH NACOIX GLASS 98% COTTON 2% ELASTAN FABRIC W:152CM(5606.40 MTRS)	ITALY	8521.730	5.26
March ’12	Jeans Knit India Limited	DENIM RR5531 STRETCH BLEND GLASS 98% COTTON 2% ELASTAN FABRIC W:152CM(781.40 MTRS)	ITALY	1187.730	4.76
March ’12	Jeans Knit India Limited	DENIM RR9632 STRETCH SIOUX HAZZARD 98% COTTON 2% ELASTAN FABRIC W:155CM(4328.80 MTRS)	ITALY	6709.640	4.63
March ’12	Jeans Knit India Limited	100% COTTON DENIM FABRICS W:58"(2848.32 YDS)	TURKEY	3836.960	4.87
March ’12	Jeans Knit India Limited	100% COTTON DENIM FABRIC W:58/9"(5458 YDS)	CHINA	7479.210	3.31
March ’12	Jeans Knit India Limited	98.6% COTTON 1.4% LYC DENIM FABRIC WT:340G/M2 W:142.5CM(20597 MTRS)	TURKEY	29350.730	3.54
March ’12	JEANS KNIT PVT. LTD.	96.4% COTTON 3.6% LYC DENIM FABRIC WT:340G/M2 W:142.5CM(5110 MTRS)	TURKEY	7281.750	3.56
March ’12	Jeans Knit India Limited	96.4% COTTON 3.6% LYC DENIM FABRIC WT:340G/M2 W:142.5 CM(9891 MTRS)	TURKEY	14094.680	3.56
March ’12	Jeans Knit India Limited	DENIM RR9687 SIOUX UPGRADE 100% COTTON FABRIC W:160CM(6858.20 MTRS)	ITALY	10973.120	4.27
March ’12	Jeans Knit India Limited	DENIM RR2887 KARMA CRISPY 100% COTTON FABRIC W:160CM(7736.70 MTRS)	ITALY	12378.720	3.66
March ’12	Jeans Knit India Limited	DENIM RR9632 STRETCH RAVEN GLASS 98% COTTON 2% ELASTAN FABRIC W:150CM(3287.70 MTRS)	ITALY	4931.550	4.83

JEANS KNIT PVT. LTD.

No.21 E1 ,2nd Phase ,1 Industrial Area Peenya , Bangalore, 560058 India
Ph:91- 80- 2839 7511
Fax:91-80 -2837 1237
Contact Person: Anupam Kothari (owner)

Jeans Knit Pvt. Ltd. manufactures readymade garments. The company is based in Bangalore, India. Jeans Knit Pvt. Ltd. operates as a subsidiary of Fibre and Fabrics International Pvt Ltd. The company manufactures jeans for brands like G- Star..

D.MANIVANNAN & CO

No T/D 95 & T/D 39, Anna Fruit Market, Koyambedu, Chennai â€“ 600107
Ph:(91)-(44)-65494228, 24792264
Mobile : (91)-9381014508, 9444071264
Contact Person: Mr Manivannan D(Proprietor )

CHELSEA MILLS

B-78 & 79, MAYAPURI INDL.AREAPHASE-I, New Delhi
Email: info@chelseamills.com
Ph: 91-11-28117714 / 28115129
Chelsea mills is a govt . recognized export house from India, located at Delhi.

Aquarelle India Pvt. Ltd.

51/1, 1/1 Jigani Industrial Area ,Kallabalu Village ,Jigani Hobli ,Anekal Taluk ,Bangalore, 562105
Contact Person: Mr. Anirwan (Product head)
Ph: 91-80-22108220
Mobile: +919741717006

Aquarelle India Pvt. Ltd. was incorporated in 2007 and is based in Bangalore, Karnataka. The company operates as a subsidiary of Aquarelle International Ltd. and Bang Overseas Ltd. It is an exporter of apparels from India.

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May 2, 2012

Shipments Of Denim Fabrics From India – Prices , Destinations Etc[Subscriber Report]

Here is the next in the series of our reports for our subscribers. In the current report we will analyze the main destinations of denim fabric exports from India to various places around the world .

The report has the following contents :

a) Top destinations for shipments of denim fabrics from India in 2010
b)Quarterwise Average prices of fabric export for different destinations (except Bâ€™desh).
c) Approx volumes shipped to different destinations .
d) Changes in prices compared to 2009.
e) Some details on shipments made in 2011.
Note: We shall be covering the latest prices and destinations for Indian denim fabric in a separate report to come shortly ..

There are a number of denim mills in India and the combined capacity of these mills is about 700 million mtrs. However, when we look at exports, the figures of denim fabric exports are very dismal â€“ mainly due to the fact that domestic market in India is VERY STRONG.. This makes selling in India more lucrative for most of the companies and only some companies export fabrics .

Lets look at some of the destinations where the Indian denim fabric is being shipped. Pl note that these are the actual destinations where the fabric is being shipped but it may not necessarily mean that the orders have originated in the same place.

a)Bangladesh : This is the top exporting destination for Indian denim fabric.
Over 55% of Indian denim exports are made to Bangladesh . Bangladesh is a huge conversion place and with over 273 million pcs of denim apparel shipped to US and EU and this is over 15 times the exports of denim apparel made by India. Hence , it is natural that it is also a huge destination for denim fabric exports. Though the exact figures are difficult to get , it is calculated that over 50 million mtrs of denim was exported to Bangladesh from India during 2010 .

b)Turkey : Turkey has been a large market for Indian denim. Turkey is a large conversion and distribution centre and imported over 12 million mtrs of denim fabrics from India during 2010. We will speak about the average prices to Turkey in the tables below.

c)Sri Lanka : Sri Lanka is another decent sized garment manufacturing centre in Asia . It has some of the largest factories for garment conversion and about 7 million mtrs of denim fabrics was shipped from India to Sri Lanka during 2010.

d)Egypt : Egypt has always been an important market for Indian denim. However, with about 4 million mtrs shipped in 2010 , it seems to have cooled a little . But we can see more action here in 2011 reports.

e) Lesotho : Lesotho is a surprise destination .Due to the AGOA benefits given to Lesotho, the exports of apparel are duty free to USA. This has encouraged the country to grow its domestic apparel industry. In 2010 over 3.5 million mtrs of denim was exported from Indian to Lesotho . This would be a growing trend as more and more companies seek to export to Lesotho.

f)Cambodia : Cambodia is an emerging destination and is expected to get some benefits from US for duty free imports of apparel . For the moment its exports of over 24 million pcs of denim jeans to EU is quite good and expected to increase as China becomes more and more expensive. About 2 million mtrs of denim fabric was shipped to Cambodia from India during 2010.

g)Hong Kong : Hong Kong used to be a big destination for Indian denim fabrics. However, over a period of time , the exports have fallen and are currently standing at about 2.5 million mtrs in 2010..

h)China : China is a surprise destination and over a million mtrs was also exported to China . Though the Chinese apparel firms are getting more expensive, the prices of local mills are also increasing giving some leeway for exporters of fabrics from outside China. Though in 2010, only about 1 million mtrs was exported from India, this trend should be increasing in the coming times.

Average prices of denim fabric exports from India in 2010
(Prices in USD/Mtr Fob)

Country	Qtr 1	Qtr2	Qtr3	Qtr4
Turkey	2.37	2.59	2.69	3.05
Sri Lanka	2.22	2.37	2.55	2.86
Egypt	2.28	2.54	2.40	2.42
Lesotho	2.10	2.31	2.46	2.73
Cambodia	2.64	2.40	3.11	2.94
Hong Kong	2.63	3.25	3.24	2.95
China	3.12	3.19	3.17	3.34

Average prices of denim fabric exports from India in 2009
(Prices in USD/ mtr FOB)

Country	Qtr2	Qtr3	Qtr4
Turkey	2.75	2.68	2.52
Sri Lanka	2.40	2.53	2.34
Egypt	2.37	2.20	2.21
Lesotho	2.01	2.13	1.90
Cambodia	2.13	2.32	1.93
Hong Kong	3.35	3.19	3.25
China	2.98	2.74	3.18

In the first quarter of 2011 , we see that the prices have changed a little. In the first quarter of 2011, the average price of export of Indian fabric was approx $3.10 / mtr fob (excluding Bangladesh). This shows that the increase in prices due to cotton price was still reflected in prices of denim in the first quarter. However, later quarters show some difference which we will bring out in another report.

October 24, 2011

Denim Trends In India – Streetwear Shots From Delhi , Bangalore And Mumbai
The Indian market is a fast growing market for denim products. From a small market in early 1990s , we are looking at a market today which consumes over 250 millions pcs of jeans in a year and is growing at a pace of over 10%. Going at this pace, the Indian market will overtake that of US – which consumes about 590 million pcs of denim apparel â€“ in about 6 â€“7 years !

This makes the market for denim in India very serious .. It has enabled a number of new mills to make entry into the denim market in the last 3-4 years and their productions have got absorbed easily. We are also looking at a number of expansions in the market in the coming year and the production capacity of Indian mills is likely to cross 750 million mtrs pa. Large international denim mills have started showing interest in the market despite high rate of import duties â€“ to gain an early foothold in the market which is expected to be of huge size in the coming years.

Arvind mills is the largest denim mill in the market and is present in almost every segment of the market . Being market leaders , they are in a position to study the market deeper . One of the ways to study about the happenings in the market is to get to see what people are wearing on the streets. This is one of the activities the company does to study the market and regularly arranges street wear shoots in various Indian cities. This gives further insights into the market. They have kindly shared some of these streetshots with us and we are reproducing them herebelow in different presentations. The shots have been taken separately in the three big markets â€“ Delhi, Mumbai and Bangalore. Its interesting to see what people are wearing in these cities . It must be remembered while watching these shots that about 85% of the denim market in India is still dominated by unorganized sector and less than 15% share is held by brands. Another fact of the matter is that , again , about 85% of the market share is held by menâ€™s denim â€“ and the rest by womenâ€™s and children. This is basically due to conservative nature of Indian society â€“ something which is changing fast !

Denim Streetwear Trends in Delhi

Denim Trends In India : Streewear Shots At Delhi

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Denim Trends : Streetwear Shots from Mumbai

Denim Trends in Indian Streetwear by Arvind

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Denim Trends in India : Streetwear shots from Bangalore

Denim Trends :Streetwear Shots in Bangalore

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Some interesting observations from these pictures . Please take them with a pinch of salt since these could change with change in the timing and places where shots are taken! .
- Denim consumers in Delhi like more of embellishments , embroidered and generally differentiated looks as compared to other markets.
- Mumbai likes more of dark and subtle looks on their denim .
- Girls generally have a preference for skinny fits in all the three cities.
- Distressed looks are generally not in â€“ probably its difficult for youngsters to convince parents in India the logic to buy a torn jeans !!
- Hardly any color denim is visible . This will change with the season and hopefully 2012 will see more of colors.
- Girls in Delhi are more conscious of denim fashion â€“ sorry Mumbai and Bangalore !
- For the lower ends of the market, accentuated embroideries, big streaks and cross hatches , bold whiskers and big patches of sandblasting or pp washing are visible. But as we have seen before, the consumers grow up very fast and change their preferences. Poly denim, which was probably one of the highest selling denim product , seems to have lost some sheen over time.
For more information on these street shots, contact Rajesh Gupta from Arvind

Any other comments ? Please feel free to leave. We would love to have them
May 18, 2011

Tag: india denim

MONTHWISE DENIM EXPORTS

COUNTRYWISE DENIM EXPORTS

COMPANYWISE DENIM EXPORTS

Raymond has stood out as a premium denim supplier globally for about 2 decades now. What do you think is the recipe for your success?

How do you think the denim industry has changed in last 5 years?

As you said Sustainability is the keyword most brands are repeating nowadays. Do you think it is now becoming a mainstream focus for them. How is Raymond preparing itself to achieve sustainable targets of global brands?

What are the main focus areas of development for Raymonds apart from sustainability. How are you planning to differentiate yourselves from your competitors with your developments?

Pl tell us about your latest collection for SS’20Â What are the key products that you want to bring to the market .

6. Do you see that the current trend of Fast fashion will sustain for very long. In which direction you see the denim industry moving to in the next 5 years?

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2. Menâ€™s Jeans

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1. PLG Confection S.A, Madgascar

2. Velocity Apparelz Company, Egypt

3. Al Shams For Import & Trading, Egypt

4. Odak Tekstil Pazarlama San.Ve, Turkey

5. C & Y Garments Co. (PTY) Ltd, Lesotho

6. Agadas Agentes Aduanales Sa De Cv, Mexico

7. Lotus Garment Co., Egypt

Total Exports of Denim Fabrics From India Octâ€™13 to Septâ€™14

Shipments to Bangladesh

Shipments to Egypt

Shipments to Colombia

Shipments to Sri Lanka

Denim Fabric Shipments to China

Denim Fabric Shipments to Hong Kong

Denim Fabric Shipments to Colombia

Denim Fabric Shipments to Egypt

Levi Strauss India

Lifestyle International Pvt Ltd.

Shoppers Stop

Denim Fabrics Importers

JEANS KNIT PVT. LTD.

D.MANIVANNAN & CO

CHELSEA MILLS

Aquarelle India Pvt. Ltd.

Average prices of denim fabric exports from India in 2009 (Prices in USD/ mtr FOB)

Denim Streetwear Trends in Delhi

Denim Trends : Streetwear Shots from Mumbai

Denim Trends in India : Streetwear shots from Bangalore

Average prices of denim fabric exports from India in 2009
(Prices in USD/ mtr FOB)