All the major retailers and brands including H&M, Marks & Spencer, VF Corporation ,Kontoor Brands , Mufti, Landmark Group , Future Group , Future Retails , El Corte , Li Fung , GAP Inc ,  Fifth Avenue, Bhartiya Fashion, Tesco , Pepe Jeans , Poeticgem UK , Spykar , Benetton , Celio Sourcing, Shopper Stop , Reliance Trends , Myntra/Jabong , Flipkart, ITC Limited , Amazon, VOI Jeans, Saint Blue ,Levis, C&A ,PVH, Being Human, Blackberry, Aditya Birla Fashions , FFI, Ajio, Westside, Asmara India , Asmara Bangladesh , Bestseller , Inmark Retail, Impulse, Arvind Brands, Raymonds Apparels, Synergies Sourcing , Newtimes, etc  visited the show.  Some of the most reputed factories and exporters including  Shahi, Garden City Fashion, Trigger Apparels, Prateek Apparels, Classic Polo Fashion, VD Fashions, Shivassa Apparels, Aquarelle Clothing and Hasbro Clothing also visited with their teams.

The theme of the show was coined as ‘GREENABLE’ – focusing on denim as a GREEN and COMFORTABLE product post COVID. The keynote address was given by Dr. Naresh Tyagi – Chief Sustainability Officer, Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail. His presence and words of wisdom surely helped commence the 4th edition with enthusiasm. See Full video here.

TREND AREA

The Trend Area at the 4th edition of Denimsandjeans India showcased the GREENABLE theme with a background view of a garden against the latest creativities of the denim industry . SS23 and AW23 collection were on display in majorly 5 categories as – COMFY FASHION , WATER AND CHEMICAL THRIFT , FASHIONABLES , GREEN FIBERS and RECYCLE THE PAST.

ACTIVITIES and FUN

Reinforcing the need to make our earth more green, Denimsandjeans introduced a bare tree to which the leaves were put up by the visitors in the show with their messages and quotes. Many inspiring as well as motivational thoughts were shared through this medium. Along with this , a Denimandjeans magazine photo booth attracted a large number of audience and were shared on instagram handles. But the most interesting part can be said to be the DENIMSANDJEANS PARTY in the evening , where the exhibitors let their hair down and enjoyed the music and networking .

Denimsandjeans Instagram handle

There were many seminars including a panel discussion by renowned denim heads on very interesting topics during the show.

Raw Material Volatility – Effect On The Supply Chain

A panel discussion moderated by Mr. Stefano Aldighieri ( President , Another Design Studio ) with Panel members –

Mr. Subir Mukherjee ( Business Head , Bhaskar Industries Pvt Ltd )
Mr. Fabrizio Maggi ( Apparel Commercial director South Asia and EMEA distribution )
Mr. Avinash Mane ( Commercial Director (South Asia, Middle East, Thailand), Lenzing Fibers. )
Mr. Bharat Desai ( President – Raw material Procurement, Alok Industries Ltd. (An integrated textile mill) )
Mr. Sartaj singh Mehta ( Product Director Pepe Jeans London )

Escaping Fashion’s Death Valley – How AI can remove uncertainty and waste

A Presentation by Mr. Ganesh Subramanian Founder and CEO, Stylumia

STORY TELLING: Never Mind The Medium: Only Content Matter

Presentation by Mr. Sundeep Ramudamu Experienced Apparel Design Lead/ Video Content creator/ Story Teller Creative cheat sheet and Mr. Stefano Aldighieri President , Another Design Studio

How Denim Brands Are Adapting To Conscious Customers

Seminar by Dr. Dilek Erik Global Marketing Manager, Sharabati denim

Sustainable Denim Spray Dyeing And Finishing Technology

A seminar by Mr. Jayanta Sanyal , Head Of Technical Sales & Processes , RotaSpray

From Fast Fashion To Accurate Fashion

A seminar by Mr. Manuj Kanchan , Division Director-CEA , Jeanologia

Trend Presentation AW 23-24

Presentation by Ms. Neha Celly From Denim design and research house Bluehemia and denim couture brand nece gene.

For more videos, subscribe to our Denimsandjeans youtube channel

Also, you can download some of the presentations from our speakers from THIS LINK ..

Denimsandjeans Initiatives

Complying with the GREENABLE theme , Denimsandjeans took up various initiatives during the show to promote the reduction in wastage by taking some small steps. . Saving over 2000 plastic bottles , the team encouraged the use of metallic bottles and some other ways to provide clean water without using bottles. . Moreover, a large number of plastic covers, papers were replaced by the handbands made from recycled fabrics . It was fun to do this while making our small contribution to the cause.

We enjoyed the show thoroughly and we again THANK OUR EXHIBITORS AND VISITORS who kept faith in us after the difficult covid period !

Do not miss to join us for our JAPAN SHOW on Nov 1-2

Hi Subrata , pl tell me about your latest collection of Aw 22-23

In the present market scenario, main challenge is business sustainability in denim supply chain. Garment MRP is not changing in the same speed of all fabric raw materials. So pressure is on denim mills. So In AW 22-23 collection our first focus is Value engineering of fabrics keeping  color, optics and feel as per trends.

As fashion is cyclical, we are getting Ring optics back in fashion. In high end brands woven knits still getting more popularity. Though frankly there is no off take of Sustainable denim in Indian market, we are presenting our full range of real sustainable denim.     

What is Nandan’s basic philosophy towards sustainability.

Till today, Sustainable denim means, GOTS, BCI certified denim.  But in true sense,  GOTS  and BCI  certified denim are very small component of sustainability. Real focus should be denim  from PCW, re-cycled poly and process re-engineering that save water and energy . Green fibres, alternates of cotton, are also very important.     

Not many companies are going for 100% recycled products . Are you working on such fabrics?

As we all know, it is very very difficult to make fashion denim from 100% re-cycle raw materials.  But we at Nandan denim ltd, are keeping it our goal and developed few articles also with 100% re-cycle materials as well.

What would be your focus products at Denimsandjeans Show in Bangalore?

Focus at Denimandjeans show are, value engineered products, “Best out of waste” means Sustainable collections other than regular AW 22-23 collection. We have to gain confidence of brands that Value engineered products are also fashionable, so keeping them side by side.

How do you see the denim industry changing post covid?

Covid has become past now, at least we should think in that direction. New challenge is handling “White Gold” i.e. Cotton price. It may be the  after effect of Covid also, we do not know the real reason.  But yes, post Covid, business opportunity has increased from export markets and there is good demand from all countries.  For fabric suppliers, there are change of customer profile . Eg Online brands became very active immediately after covid though we see see instore brands back in action now .

For more details on Nandan’s products and to fix any appointments at the show, contact at sghosh@chiripalgroup.com

Pioneer denim entered the denim industry a couple of years ago. How has been the journey till now.

We are in the fourth year our operation now and annual production capacity has been increased from 40 ml to 60 ml yards. Thanks to our business partners for keeping trust on our product and service commitments and to our suppliers, specially to our sister concerns, the award wining spinning units of Badsha Group of Industries for their support in our growth and development.

What are the main markets you are working in and where do you see more of your focus in coming years

Currently, our business partners are from USA and Europe. However, we are looking for further business opportunities in other regions of the world such as, India, Australia, Japan, Russia, South America, Canada etc.

You are participating for the first time in the Denimsandjeans India show. What is your expectation from the show and how do you see the Indian market

With its booming economy in Asia, Indian denim market is becoming very potential as the local brands/retailers are developing rapidly and consumer’s demands for unconventional denim is also increasing. Therefore, we are expecting that participation in this Denimandjeans show will bring us a good exposure and response from the local potential customers as well as offer the opportunities to meet internal brands/retailer regional offices.

What are the main products you would be showcasing here .

Mainly, we are planning to introduce our performance and sustainable denim collection in the show. However, the core items and fashion fabrics will also be there in the gallery.

Can you share some more information about your sustainable collection and green credentials

Pioneer Denim Limited is the world’s Largest LEED certified denim mill and the only C2C gold level certified Azure denim producer from Bangladesh. Our latest inclusion is inhouse cotton recycling facility which has made us the only denim mill from Bangladesh to have inhouse shredding facility for producing PIW and PCW recycled cotton. Within a very short time, we are going to see ZLD (Zero Liquid Discharge) facility in the factory. Furthermore, the mill has a dedicated researching unit for developing eco-friendly denims to save energy and wastage. Recently, we have introduced some innovations in our sustainable denim range. Such as – Aqua Denim (made with zero water dyeing technology), CleanKore/Quick Wash Denim (highly sensitive to laser and industrial wash), Recycled Denim (made with recycled cotton) and Iceberg Denim (made with cold dyeing technology).

What are near term plans for growth and expansion

Pioneer Denim Limited is a second-generation denim mill and already it is ahead of its time in terms of capability and production capacity. However, there is a long-term plan for our expansion and development. We are going to see more sustainable technologies in near future and the annual capacity will increased to 80m yards by 2025. Moreover, our spinning division is also in progress of doubling its existing capacity by 2023 and we are planning for readymade garments and denim washing units to offer customer a one stop service. “From fiber to ready garments”.

For more information on Pioneer Denim collection or for appointments at Denimsandjeans , please contact Md Hasibul Huda on this email dgm.mktb@pioneerdenim.com

The exhibition will be emitting a nostalgic vibe to us as well as the visitors because after quite a time we are meeting physically. We have invited companies which carry global esteem on their shoulders as our exhibitors. Mills, garment producers, wash houses, chemical and fibre companies, and technology companies all will be attending this opportunity to raise the bar for the Denim industry.

The opening ceremony will take place on June 8  at 10:00 at Lalit Ashok Hotel. Opening and keynote address will be done by Dr Naresh Tyagi – Chief Sustainability Officer of Aditya Birla Group. The Aditya Birla Group has sustainability in their DNA and they have been silently crossing milestones which the fashion industry can be proud of . In 2021 ABFRL was able to ensure 34% of its energy through renewable sources, 1 million sq feet of their retail space is certified under green building rating systems and another 2 million sq feet is under certification, 88% of their packing is now sustainable and many other sustainable goals which most corporates would find it really difficult to achieve.

“Sustainable Denim Spray Dyeing And Finishing Technology ” by Jayanta Sanyal from Rotaspary would focus on new technologies of spray dyeing while at 1.00pm Manuj Kanchan, Division Director-CEA Jeanologia will throw light on changing “Fast fashion to Accurate Fashion”

Cotton and other fibers have been creating havoc in the industry with their price volatility. Hence a distinguished panel will speak on its impact on the supply chain .

“Raw material volatility-effect on the supply chain” will be moderated by Stefano Aldighieri (ex Design Director Levis and ex creative Director 7 For all Mankind )  and includes senior executives from the supply chain including Subir Mukherjee – CEO Bhaskar , Fabrizio Maggi – Apparel Commerical Director EMEA Lycra , Bharat Desai – President Raw Material procurement Alok Industries, Sartaj Singh Mehta – Product Director Pepe Jeans and Avinash Mane – Commercial Director South Asia , Lenzing . The panel will try to go deeper into the raw material issues . And for our visitors and exhibitors, there will be an evening to  chill out and have fun amidst music  and network with each other.

On June 9 at 12 pm , the  founder of Stylumia (and ex COO Myntra) – Ganesh Subramaniam – will speak on the issues of wastages in fashion industry and how to resolve them. Stylumia  was founded with a mission of reducing wastage in the fashion and lifestyle industry. Stylumia leverages machine learning to improve product assortments, optimise inventory management, and offers the most accurate consumer-driven fashion forecast in the industry. Stylumia has been recognised as one of the six circular change-makers by United Nations, H&M Innovations and Intellicap for making a significant contribution to sustainability. It has thus far eliminated wastage of over 60 million garments by reducing guesswork.

At 1 pm, an interesting talk will be made by Stefano Alidighieri and Sandeep Ramudamu – ex Design head Arvind and Story teller ! . “ Storytelling: Never Mind The Medium , Only Content Matters” – speaks about story telling in the right way to bring out the message

Dr Dilek Erik – a renowned denim expert and global marketing manager at Sharabati Denim will speak about how the brands are changing themselves as the consumers become more conscious with her presentation “How Denim Brands are Adapting To Conscious Customers”

Also look forward to some global denim trends in our TREND AREA under various categories of denim focus areas as has always been our forte. After these 2 difficult years , we look forward to have 2 full days of business , fun and creativity with our colleagues in the industry.

Do not miss to get your invite for the show from this link https://india.denimsandjeans.com/invite  .

BUYER TIMINGS : 9.30 am to 6.00 pm , 8-9 June

SUPPLIER TIMINGS : 3.00 pm to 6.00 pm 9^th June ( only limited suppliers will be allowed)

For more information , please email us at mktg3@denimsandjeans.com

WIth GREENABLE as the theme of the show, there is a focus on the fact that in last 3 years , there has been a paradigm  shift in the way the brands look at the sourcing and offerings. In response to covid , many global brands have incorporated green inputs into their products and have been raising the bar for sustainable productions in their supply chain. A similar move seems to be taken by Indian brands in an increasing way making it important for the supply chain to change accordingly.  Besides, another aspect of coivd has been the restriction on movements of people pushing them towards more sedentary lifestyles. This change in lifestyle also reflected in consumer purchases making them look  for more comfort in the apparel they bought. This necessitated changes at fiber , weaving , sewing and washing levels to reduce the wear stress on the body. 

Both these important elements – GREEN AND COMFORTABLE – combine to form our new theme for the show GREENABLE.  The entire show will be designed around this theme and an exciting trend area will reflect these and others important fashion aspects of denim today. 

It would be exciting to meet our exhibitors physically after a long time and we welcome the supply chain – mills, garment producers, wash houses, chemical and fiber companies, technology companies and more. Some  of them include Arvind, Bhaskar, LNJ, Ginni, Hyosung, Nandan, Jeanologia (Spain) , Global Wash House , VAV, KG Denim, Spectrum , Lenzing, Oswal Denim, Jindal, Raymonds, SF Dyes , Blu Connection, Siyaram, Anubha, WEKO (Germany) , Ultra, Deridesen(Turkey) , Nandan, Kemin and many others under waiting list. 

The list is long and ever increasing . Our third edition had a great presence of Indian and global companies and most of the major apparel retailers and brands from India . 

An important aspect of the Indian market post covid has been the shift from unorganized towards the organized retail market. The impact of covid, taxation changes and consumer behavior have resulted in an ongoing shift towards the organized retail – which used to be less than 20% of the whole till recently. Most denim brands and retailers that we speak to have increased their volumes by large percentages in 2021 and this has resulted in most Indian garment producers expanding their productions both for local and international markets.

Post covid there  has also been a change in marketing strategies of international retailers. They seem to be spreading their risk basket and especially after Bangladesh and Pakistan exporters being booked for long periods due to shifting orders from China , they are looking towards sourcing denim and other apparel from India. This will help Indian producers to export more  to US and EU brands and also has encouraged these brands to visit India and also our show in June !

We look forward to an exciting community get together at Denimsandjeans India and hope that covid years can be left behind and we can look at  a more stable, progressive and exciting future. 

Links : Denimsandjeans India website
          Post show report of 3rd edition
 
Contact for more info : mktg3@denimsandjeans.com

Garmon-Kemin

1. white&green

Solutions for eco-bleaching

“white&green is Garmon’s ultimate response to a safe and sustainable process of jeans bleaching. white&green allows to obtain a local or diffuse bleaching of denim, depending on the product used, whilst ensuring the respect of humans and environment. The solutions included in white&green can be used in greenofchange® fully sustainable treatments.”

Benefits of white&green eco-bleaching as per the company :

• high levels of whiteness
• superior bright shades
• stylish vintage looks and extraordinary contrasts
• safe alternative to dangerous products
• classified in ZDHC gateway (from level 1)
• greenofchange® approved

2. ovd dyes

Pure, authentic, vivid shades of style

“ovd dyes are a superior collection of direct dyes with excellent dischargeability, created to meet the requirements of the most demanding buyers. “

ovd dyes are designed to be used in following areas as per Garmon- Kemin

• in cationized dyeing processes, to achieve vintage looks, characterized by high contrasts on seams and abraded areas;
• in direct dyeing processes, to provide a deep and even distribution of the color on the garment.

The main advantages of ovd dyes compared to reactive dyes:

• only 5 process steps instead of 8, on averag
• minimum number of auxiliaries
• lower quantity and higher performance of both dyes and auxiliaries
• much easier corrections of final shades

Sustainability and ecological performance as per Garmon-Kemin

“ovd dyes have been designed to be eco-friendly and safe for people, complying with the most restrictive regulations and brands’ RSL. Compared to reactive dyes, the dyeing process with ovd allows important savings:
above 40% shortened process time
above 40% lower water usage
above 35% reduced energy consumption”

DERIDSEN ETIKET

Sustainable labels with Chrome free leather, recycled leather or Jacron or organic qualities.

FIBRO ORGANIC

Eco Dress Code
A Sustainable System Concept aimed save costs, water and Energy, through a sustainable and responsible production.

Stone Age is Over
Nearstone SRE62 – liquid enzyme compound developed as pumice stone replacement on Denim confer Stone Wash Effect; product has been developed under our ECO DRESS CODE concept Sustainable System; it can be used in all machines where there is the combination of physical and mechanical movement.

Nearstone BP 30 – special liquid enzyme compound developed for Bio-polishing at 30°C; products has been developed under ECO DRESS CODE concept Sustainable System; it can be used in all machines where there is the combination of physical and mechanical movement and by Nebulization on closed equipment where is able to gives abrasion effect also.
ZDHC Registered and FMD Certified.

ECO-Bleach
Nearbleach Sky White – ECO Sustainable agent for Denim localized Bleaching, applied in combination with Katalin Sky White (Specific Catalyst). ECO-Sustainable replacement of Potassium Permanganate, includes Violet marker in order to make it visible and easy to apply; No Neutralization is needed, can be simply washed off with dispersing or soaping agent saving water and time; product has been developed under our ECO DRESS CODE concept Sustainable System.
ZDHC registered and GOTS Certified.

Nearbleach E-Bright – ECO Sustainable agent for Denim Bleaching, applied in combination with Katalin Sky White (Specific Catalyst). ECO-Sustainable replacement of Potassium Permanganate, can by applied by dipping, rags or by Nebulization in closed equipment; No Neutralization is needed, can be simply washed off with dispersing or soaping agent saving water and time; product has been developed under their ECO DRESS CODE concept Sustainable System.

Design your Contrast
Nofelding LN – Nofelding Series – Selection of Self-Catalysed reactive resin for 3D effect on Garments. Formaldehyde Free.

LNJ BHILWARA

1) Sustainable Collection (WE CYCLE) :

“We proudly offer recycled denim products in both rigid and stretch constructions. Our state-of-the-art Garnett machines efficiently break down post-consumer waste fabrics and convert them into new usable fibres – we are weaving new denim while eliminating excess waste from landfills. Also we are offering different kind of products manufactured using Recycled Polyester yarn. The recycled yarn is made by recycling of plastic/PET bottles in one of our group companies under the brand “Fibre-Green”.. This development helps to protect the environment and our nature ecosystem.”- LNJ

2) Black Label Collection :

“We offer products with exemplary blend of performance fibre and woven-finished with determined care under “Black Label” tag name. We have used special fibres like Tencel/Modal/Viscose/T400 and specialised yarn (Neppy, linen, Grindle) in our products to give unique handle, Surface texture and performance which ultimately give unmatched wearing experience to consumer. It’s all about fibre blend and finish which we cannot see but from which we derive many benefits.” – LNJ

Officina means workshop in Italian, but also means passion, innovation,sustainable practices, clean information,transparency and social responsibility. They will present their latest developments at Denimsandjeans India at Bangalore on July 17-18.

TRUSTAINABLE^â„¢
Respect and commitment become an ethical mind set

Officina+39 says its practices include use of less hazardous chemicals, minimizing the impact of surrounding environment , recycling waste, reducing power usage and water conservation.That’s why TRUSTAINABLEâ„¢ has been created. TRUSTAINABLEâ„¢, as per them , is an ethical mindset.

NEBUDYE: THE FIRST NO-WATER VINTAGE DYEING USING NEBULIZATION SYSTEM

NEBUDYE is a combination of an innovative process with a selected dyestuffs, to obtain original vintage dyeing look. Officina says emphatically :

” NEBUDYE represent the first NO-WATER VINTAGE Dyeing Process in the world using the nebulization systems.Until now, with the nebulization systems, only uneven looks were possible (those similar to the cold pigment dyeing CPD). But now NEBUDYE is opening a new sustainable frontier in the garments dyeing technologies. NEBUDYE guarantee a perfect penetration onto the garments, giving an incredible levelled old look. The future is now. The future in garment dyeing is NEBUDYE. “

SMART BLEACH: THE WATERLESS BLEACHING TECHNOLOGY

SMART BLEACH , Officina says , is an innovative bleaching technology for Nebulization system.This innovative technology is specially designed to replace the conventional chlorine (or potassium permanganate) used for denim bleaching in washing machine. Applying SMART BLEACH with Nebulization system is possible to bleach indigo denim, and black denim as well, reducing 90% water consumption.SMART BLEACH can be applied in combination with NOVASTONE NEBU, a new enzyme certified by NovozymesDeniSafe®, a certification for the safe use of enzymes in new low-water washing machines using mist technology. SMART BLEACH also can be neutralized using a new biodegradable neutralizer REDUCER KM ECO, that replace the conventional ones.

Officina+39 will be showcasing results of these and many other of their products at the show . Those who have still not registered may do so at https://www.india.denimsandjeans.com/invite

The 3rd Edition shall have over 40 companies from the denim supply chain – from India as well as a number of reputed overseas companies from Europe, Far East , Bangladesh , Turkey , US and others. Attend some of the most interesting seminars by global experts during the two day event and creative activities this year. Register to be a part of this invite only Denimsandjeans event.

Giving below the schedule and various activities at the show .

SHOW PROGRAMME

EXHIBITOR LIST

PANEL DISCUSSIONS

SEMINARS

INDIGO FESTIVAL

For the first time, Denimsandjeans shall have a special INDIGO FESTIVAL at the show celebrating the various traditional indigo dyeing and printing techniques from various parts of the country. Workshops by artisans from RAJASTHAN , GUJARAT etc who have been practicing these arts for generations will be very interesting to attend.

SELVEDGE DENIM WALL

Own A Customized Selvedge Jeans at Denimsandjeans Bangalore . A unique selvedge denim wall will be there at Denimsandjeans Bangalore ! Made with rolls of selvedge denim from Raymonds and Arvind Limited , the wall will greet visitors in the registration area. Experts from Korra Jeans (who specialize in creating customized jeans specially selvedges) will help create a customized Selvedge jeans for those who love Selvedges . Limited number of customers will be catered to on first come first served basis at highly subsidized rate and can select fabric from the wall and get their measurements done . The jeans customized to their fit will be sent by KORRA to customers after stitching . A unique opportunity to have a SELVEDGE JEANS to own fit !

DESIGNERS

A number of designers shall be showcasing their special denim creations at the show for the first time at Bangalore. They will bring their unique concepts, collections , creations to the show and complement the supply chain with their services. Designers include
Cicero Designs – China
Amonee – India
Bipin Nahak – India
Locomotive Design and Research – India
9oz Denim Studio – India

Venue
Hotel Lalit Ashok, Bengaluru
Buyer Timings :
17th and 18th July – 9.15am to 6.30 pm
Supplier timings (only those invited)
18th July after 3pm

For any queries , write us at info@denimsandjeans.com

Designer Stuff

Garmon’s interpretation of Designer Stuffs is a blend of Creativity, Chemicals and Laser. Through the combination of legafinishmirror or legafinishspc and laser technology it’s possible to achieve creative effects upon different substrates in all of the shapes required as per the company.

H0231 – PalmSprings

• stone wash and desizingwith geopower NPS
• galaxy application
• avolevanix pigment application
• legafininsh SPC laser curing

H0253 -Blue Denim, Black Laser

• stone wash and desizingwith geopower NPSthroughnimbus application
• legafininsh mirrorlaser curing

My Hearth

The efforts of Garmon’s R&D in the development of sustainable products led to the creation of greenofchange®, the platform to enhance chemical safety and to improve environmental performance in garments treatment. Greenofchange® treatments are a combination of Garmon safe, certified product (ZDHC Gateway at level 1 or above), with processes efficient in terms of use of natural resources.

As per Garmon, due to gs pigments, a range of certified colors, now it’s also possible to have completely sustainable dyeing processes.

H0236 -Blue to Orange

• stone wash and desizingwith geopower NPS
• application of avol act to boost chlorine effect
• application ofavolevanix + gs pigment
• local bleaching with avol oxy white
• washing with special white LT
• neutralization with avol lime

H0252 -Denim Heritage

• stone wash and desizingwith geopower NP
• local bleaching with avol oxy white
• washing with special white LT
• neutralization with avol lime

Value Fashion

Fast fashion requires mass productions garments at cheaper price, but still with a good quality.
Garmon says they can make it possible through the blend of innovative chemistry with new application techniques.Being part of the program greenofchange®, this new generation of garments finishing can lower the costs by reducing the raw materials used, such as water, energy and pumice stones- they claim.

Garmon’s special proposal for the Value Fashion area is the acid wash effect without the application of potassium permanganate and pumice stones, through the galaxy evanix process.

H0249 – Light Denim Vibes

• stone wash and desizing with geopower NPS
• galaxy evanix application
• local bleaching with avol oxy white
• washing with special white LT
• neutralization with avol lime

STRT – Super Stretch

• stone wash and desizing with geopower NPS
• galaxy evanix application
• washing with special white LT

Our Primes

“Garments dyed using ovd dyes are some of the best examples of Garmon products’ quality and performances. ovd dyes have a double usage: as traditional direct dyes,or for the achievement of fashionable or vintage looks thanks to their excellent dischargeability. Compared to other class of colorants on the market,ovd dyes can reduce the use of water, energy and auxiliaries up to 40%.” Garmon team

H0165 -Fake BlueJeans

• ovddyeing
• stone wash and desizing with geopower NPS
• galaxy application

H0213 – Green Shades

• ovddyeing
• local corrosion

The existing brands like H&M, GAP and Zara are already on their expansion spree and their target regions are not only Tier I metro cities but more importantly over 100 Tier II cities which are throwing up large consumer base. Zara has over 20 stores in India, H&M is planning to open 50 stores by 2020 and GAP is eying on adding 3-4 new stores per year to cross INR 1000 crore sales mark soon.

Denimsandjeans, the pioneers of Denim Trade Shows in Bangladesh and Vietnam, made their successful debut in India at the Silicon Valley of India – Bengaluru in 2016. The 3^rd edition is scheduled for July 17-18 at Hotel Lalit, Bengaluru. This edition seeks to bring renewed focus on the strengths of India not only as a market but also a large and increasing supply base for local and international markets. India, which was for various reasons, left behind other large apparel producing countries, seeks to catch up again to cater to its own huge demand as well as to serve global clients. The show will have over 50 companies which will cover the give a good mix of companies in the supply chain from across the world and also from India.

All the major retailers and brands including H&M, Marks & Spencer, VF Corporation (all major divisions) , Landmark Group , Future Group , Future Retails , Naygard ( Canada), Li Fung , GAP Inc , Zara , Tesco ,Pepe Jeans , Killer Jeans , Spykar , Target , Benetton , Shopper Stop , Reliance Trends , Myntra , ITC Limited , Mothercare ,Levis, C&A ,PVH, Being Human, Blackberry, Jabong, Pantaloons, FFI, Ajio, Westside, Asmara India , Asmara Bangladesh ,Bestseller , Ostin , Mufti, Aditya Birla Fashion, Arvind Brands, Raymonds Apparels, Newtimes, etc visited the show with their sourcing and design team. Denimsandjeans team expects more retailers and buyers to be present at the show this time.

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Here is what some of the exhibitors’ feedback on the latest edition of Denimsandjeans India Show

“We feel that the inflexion point both in terms of buoyancy of markets and sourcing base is about to be reached and it will entail large growth in both segments. The restructuring of the taxation systems etc did have some impact on the industry but we see a large overall growth coming up in 2019-20 which will further increase in the following years” Sandeep Agarwal

The entry in the show in on Invitation basis only and visitors need to register on this link to get their invites https://www.india.denimsandjeans.com/invite

For more information on the show , contact us at info@denimsandjeans.com