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		<title>A Talk With Levent Bozgeyik About Iskur Denim Journey</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Sandeep Agarwal]]></dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Mon, 25 Sep 2023 08:02:17 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[Iskur denim is one of the well known Denim companies from Turkey. We speak to Levent to find out more about their Japan market participation in Denimsandjeans]]></description>
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<p>ISKUR Group’s journey, since its foundation in 1990, is actually a summary of the history of Turkish industry. Founded in 2015, Iskur Denim has all kinds of  cotton yarn production inhouse, and manufactures knitted and woven fabrics including denim .  On the 2.5 million square meter-area, it still grows organic cotton and carries out organic agriculture. We are happy to have Iskur Denim at our Denimsandjeans Japan show again for the 2nd edition on March 26-27, 2024  and spoke to  LEVENT  BOZGEYİK about  what Iskur denim is currently focusing on. </p>



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<p><strong>First of all, we would like to congratulate you and other Turkish companies for a strong bounce back after the earthquake tragedy. It shows the spirit of the people in Turkey</strong> </p>



<p>Thank you very much for your kindness . It was a big damage , Iskur denim opened same day &nbsp;all factories to the workers and people live in the city to stay as it was very cold weather . The day after Iskur started to build prefabricated houses without waiting , and 2 months after Iskur finished it’s own small prefabricated town for many people as well as food and all other needs for Daily living . That helped Iskur a lot even the people went back to work totally after 2 months . Now Iskur started work full capacity just 2 months after earthquake</p>



<p><strong>Iskur denim has focused on a number of sustainable projects like the Waterless yarn dyeing system . Can you elaborate on some of them and how it has helped Iskur to contribute better towards sustainability</strong></p>



<p>Iskur denim has been born as a sustainable and eco mill from the first day by solar energy on the roof and co-generation systems for saving energy and water which helped us to get Carbon Trust company verification . Iskur Group is one of the biggest organic and regenerative cotton yarn producer in Turkey . Iskur Build its own inhouse recyle yarn facility  8 years ago . Iskur denim waste ‘0’ policy and water-less dyeing technology support minus carbon footprint.</p>



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<p><strong>We thank you for joining Denimsandjeans Japan again .  <strong>How was your experience in the 1st edition of the Denimsandjeans Japan show ?</strong></strong> <strong>What would be your focus collection and products in this  2nd edition </strong>.</p>



<p>In the first edition  in Japan , I have seen many people and met with new customers there . There were big brands, garment makers, laundries, OEM &nbsp;companies and chain store sourcing offices who visited our stand . I like the speech/ talks  of the seminar people  and was very happy with coffee service and food service there&nbsp;.<br>We are going to present our FW and Spring Summer collections together in order to serve all global customers in Japan show , Our focus will be <strong>Natural yarn blends</strong> and r<strong>egenerated fibres such as Cashmere, Linen, Tencel, Recyle cotton , Hemp </strong>etc.. , All our dyeing system and materials are sustainable . All our products are ‘0’ carbon footprint products . For the trend wise we focused Y2k fashion, Western Vintage style, super performance elastic fabrics with good kickbacks.Please come and see our new products.</p>



<p><strong>Do you think the Japanese market is very different from other markets</strong></p>



<p>I can not say very different; Japan fashion is different but also follow world fashion and digest to it’s own character .Japanese customer are always interested in new ideas and products , Japan market has its own conservative approach. </p>



<p><strong>Your collection has few products which have Zero Cotton and use a number of eco-friendly fibers . How do you think customers respond to such innovations.&nbsp;.</strong></p>



<p>Japan market has many life-style brands and a few but big retailers. Regarding our collection sustainable taste we are more concentrated to life style brands . at the same time we can build new projects together with Retailers as we have infrastructure for doing this.</p>



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<p><em>Levent Has been working in Textile sector for 20 years &nbsp;and most of this time he has&nbsp; developed new markets for Sustainable denim products. Driven by the vision to create an overall business case for all partners in the supply chain, he combines sustainability expertise with a business and brand&nbsp; perspective.He holds a bachelor of science degree in Textile Engineering. He has been proactively working to enhance sustainable cooperation between suppliers and brands.Levent is Co-Founder of KAL company&nbsp; SSC (Sustanible Supply Chain) where he is working with iskur denim &amp; Kayra Recyle and denim production companies and helps brands to create&amp;trace sustanible denim production .</em></p>



<p>He likes to speak about Sustainabilty in denim production . Can be  reached on  <a href="mailto:lbozgeyik@kal.com.tr">lbozgeyik@kal.com.tr</a></p>
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