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  • Courtesy: Amazon J Crew Mercantile is now available on Amazon. For the first time, customers in the US shopping for fashion on Amazon have access to a wide selection of J Crew Mercantile. The curated Fall ’18 assortment from J Crew Mercantile focuses on great style at great value and is available to customers through a dedicated storefront at amazon.com/jcrew. Specialising in reimagined classics, everyday necessities and statement pieces at friendly prices, the Mercantile assortment also fe
  • Finalists and judges of Redress Design Award 2018; Courtesy: Redress The 11 finalists of the Redress Design Award have skillfully demonstrated that textile waste is an opportunity at the world’s largest sustainable fashion design competition held in Hong Kong. Their incredible array of collections based entirely from waste, included secondhand clothing industry surplus, vintage kimonos, umbrellas and sofa fabric.This year, Tess Whitfort won the first prize with her bold, punk inspired collectio
  • Courtesy: DuPont DuPont Industrial Biosciences has expanded its Kinston, North Carolina, manufacturing facility that produces bio-based, high-performance DuPont Sorona polymer. This increases the facility’s capacity to produce Sorona polymer by 25 per cent, reflecting growing demand for Sorona polymer in the carpet and apparel markets and a global focus on circular economy. “This expansion is a direct result of the significant growth in global demand for Sorona polymer and a testament to Du
  • Courtesy: Saurer Saurer Spinning Solutions, the specialist in staple fibre processing from bale to yarn, will present innovative new products, from the new card to new ring spinning and winding machines featuring the latest technology, at ITMA Asia, in hall 1, F01. The international textile machinery expo will be held from October 15-19, 2018, in Shanghai, China. The company will show the carding machine, JSC 328A, that follows the structure of the main carding area of the JSC 326. The powe
  • Cotton Association of India (CAI) has retained its cotton crop estimate for the ongoing crop year 2017-18 at 365 lakh bales of 170 kg each, i.e. at the same level as in its estimate made in the previous month. The carry-over stock at the end of the season is projected at 22 lakh bales, CAI said in its August estimate for the season beginning October 1, 2017. CAI estimates the total cotton supply up to August 31, 2018 at 407.50 lakh bales, which includes the arrival of 358.00 lakh bales up to
  • Courtesy: Graf Graf + Cie will show its wide portfolio of textile solutions at ITMA Asia 2018, in hall 1, booth D01. The international textile machinery exhibition will held in Shanghai, China from October 15-19, 2018 at the National Exhibition and Convention Centre. Graf + Cie is a supplier of clothings and combs in the field of carding, combing, and nonwoven processes. Graf’s new products and product systems always have one goal: to strengthen the customers’ position in their markets. Gra
  • Investor of Indian origin Javid Merchant recently met ambassador Joseph Ocwet, director general of external security organisation in Uganda, in connection with his investment of over $10 million in pharmaceutical and textile industries there. The two met at the office of the president as Merchant awaits allocation of land in an industrial park. This was Merchant’s second visit to Uganda to carry out feasibility studies, according to an Ugandan daily. The pharmaceutical plant will in its
  • Vietnamese garment manufacturers are increasingly investing in new technologies and focusing on developing novel products to recapture the domestic market, which is dominated by international brands at present. They are expanding their retail networks, creating original designs and supplying those to foreign brands as part of value-addition. In 2016, Pham Thanh Tung-based Duc Giang Garment Company (Dugaco) set up a fashion centre to design, make samples, manufacture and distribute high-quali
  • Philippine garments exporters expect $250 million worth orders from Chinese buyers this year that will generate up to 3,000 jobs, according to the Foreign Buyers Association of the Philippines (FOBAP). This is because Chinese importers have turned to the Southeast Asian nation due to its competitive labour rates and export-facilitating initiatives. According to FOBAP president Robert Young, the trend is a result of the US-China tariff war. Regional rivals have increased their minimum wages,
  • Vietnam gained a year-on-year increase of 24.88 per cent in textile and garment export to South Korea that was worth $1.5 billion between January and July this year, according the country’s department of customs. China and Vietnam were the two largest garment suppliers to the South Korean market, accounting for 34.46 per cent and 32.67 per cent respectively. The export value of those products to the South Korean market reached $270.7 million in July, a rise of 24.18 per cent over figures in
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