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| 1、英国求购织带 |
| 2、英国求购女鞋 |
| 3、印度求购无纺布原料 |
| 4、德国求购童装 |
| 5、加拿大求购纱线 |
| 6、阿联酋求购纱线 |
| 7、伊朗求购原棉 |
| 8、拉脱维亚求购服装 |
| 9、墨西哥求购内衣 |
| 10、印度求购针织机 |
| 11、印度求购纺机 |
| 12、香港求购面料 |
| 13、韩国求购面料 |
| 14、Innovation
fabric of textile industry |
| 15、Textile
companies join forces in order to strengthen position in UK
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| 16、Expo
to attract leading textile companies |
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| Buy: Woven Polyester Strap |
Looking for Woven polyester strap with plastic coating (eg PVC or PU). Width 8.0 mm, thickness 0.4 mm, colour black. Quantity required 50,000 to 500,000 metres per year
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Ladies fashion shoes |
We want to buy good quality leather fashion shoes, especially if thay are
branded with UK labels. We buy stock lots, 2nd choice, over makes, cancelled
orders & regular stock
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| Buy:
Non Woven Material |
We are looking for 1,
5, 10, 25, 50, 100 and 200 micron non woven material in
PP, Polyester, Nylon etc. for stitching Liquid filter bags.
Manufacturers may,
please send prices along with samples.
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| Buy:
Children winter rompers |
Interest in Children
Winter Rompers. The colors and styles must be suitable with
european children fashion, the styles will be choosen by
present of manufacture's samples. children from 1 to 4 years
old: 250pcs/different colors; 50 Items/carton.Please quote
also your exworks price for the tax calculation.
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| Buy:
Yarns |
Our company is
specializing in dealing with textiles especially yarns in
Canada and America. Our customers need these items as
follows ; Polyester yarn:
21s 40'CNT; 32S 40'CNT COTTON YARN: 21S 40'CNT; 32S 20'CNT
ACRYLIC YARN: 16S
40'CNT FDY 75D/36F 100D/48F EACH 20'CNT DTY 75D/36F 100D/48F
EACH 20'CNT If you
have these products, please quote your price of FOB YOUR
PORT.
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| Buy:
Yarns |
We need to buy following items:
1. Ne 20/2 55% Romi / 45% cotton
2. Ne 20/1 45% cotton / 50% linen+ spandex 70 D
3. Ne 20/1 45% cotton / 55% linen5. Ne 30/1 cotton+spandex
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| Buy:
Raw cotton |
We are looking for
supplier of Super Bight Raw Cotton Stable 30 mm , Micronair
3.6 - 4.1 Stright 28 , A grade
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| Buy:
Apparel |
We would like to
imports Jeans and Underwear
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| Buy:
Underwear |
Looking for high quality 100% Cotton And Poly Cotton lingerie and underwear in
bulk.
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| Buy:
Secondhand Terry Knitting Machine |
Looking for terry
sinker machines of dia 30" gauge 24 feeder not less
than 45 machines to be in good condition.
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| Buy:
Used Spinning Machines |
Looking for all type
of lakshmi reiter machines from blowroom to spinning in good
condition.
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| Buy:
Fabrics |
Looking for Sari Fabrics in weight classes 40 grams and 60 grams pure white as
they will dye and print themselves. If price is acceptable they are ready to
place a trial order of 10,000 meters. They expect to order 3 to 4 containers
per month provided everything is approved.
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| Buy:
Cotton Satin Fabrics |
We are looking for
the 100% cotton satin fabrics for
bedding & bedcloth from the China directly. Its
application are; 100% cotton for the inside of
the bedding Cotton & satin for ourside of it
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| Innovation fabric of textile industry |
INNOVATION and a design focus will be vital if Northern Ireland's clothing and textile companies are to develop a competitive advantage in the changing global marketplace, according to a leading Italian clothing and textiles supplier.
Sr Moritz Mantero, of Italian company Mantero, was the key speaker at the Invest Northern Ireland and Skillfast UK Strategy by Design seminar held recently in Belfast.
Like many local textile firms, Mantero, which designs highquality clothing and accessories for many leading design houses across the world, has felt the impact of competition from low cost economies.
The Italian textiles industry has lost 50,000 jobs in two years because of competition from low production costs and high production capacity in the Far East. Yet, delegates heard Sr Moritz Mantero describe how Italy is taking pro-active steps towards safeguarding the traditional industry and employment levels.
Accompanied by local business man Ian Bennington, founding director of Triplicate Isis and Alva Lighting, Sr Mantero discussed the benefits of design and innovation to the textiles sector whilst highlighting the need to embrace ever-changing customer trends and technologies.
The event was chaired by Professor Brian Hill, chairman of Skillfast-UK (Northern Ireland).
He said: Companies don't have to accept that working within the global marketplace means losing business to overseas competitors. The Strategy by Design seminar helped to assure business leaders that by using design and innovation, they can be globally competitive.
Victor Jordan, director of business improvement services at Invest NI, added: " Invest NI's successful Design Graduates in Italy Pilot Project highlighted how the local textiles industry can learn much from Italy's experiences. This seminar has further reinforced the crucial need for local companies to embrace a design ethos at a strategic level.
Marketplaces can change rapidly, so it is vital for the textile and clothing industry to stay ahead of the competition. By increasing levels of innovation, design and product development, the Northern Ireland textiles sector can offer value added products and exploit niche market opportunities, helping the sector deal effectively with market challenges. |
| Textile companies join forces in order to strengthen position in UK market |
AN historic Yorkshire textile business which makes cloth for some of the world's most exclusive fashion houses has been bought by Bradford firm Bulmer & Lumb Group.
David Parkin Business Editor The company has acquired Huddersfield fine worsted manufacturer Taylor & Lodge, which has been producing cloth at Rashcliffe Mills in the town for the last 120 years.
The state-of-the-art weaving and traditional finishing plant now produces about 70 per cent of its fabric for some of the world's best known luxury brands including James Bond's Rome tailor Brioni, fellow Italian designer Ermenegildo Zegna, German fashion house Hugo Boss and the British upmarket men's outfitter Alfred Dunhill.
Out of the workforce of 50 at Taylor & Lodge, 20 per cent are employed in the design and development side to ensure the company maintains its leading position in fine worsted fabric design.
Since a management buyout from Allied Textiles in 2002, Bulmer & Lumb has been supplying predominantly wool-based coloured tops, worsted yarns and fabric from its Bradford head office.
The addition of Taylor & Lodge will push fabric sales up to 50 per cent of turnover, but more importantly will enable the group to supply the world's most discerning and exclusive fashion houses, in many instances with fabrics woven from dyed tops and yarns produced in the group's UK mills.
The deal is a shot in the arm for the Yorkshire textile industry, which has seen many firms close in recent years. However it highlights that firms in niche areas at the quality end of the market are still able to thrive.
Group managing director of Bulmer & Lumb, Bill Waterhouse said the acquisition of Taylor & Lodge would strengthen the firm's position in the UK textile market.
Our aim is to maintain a strong position in the UK wool textile industry, and joining forces with Taylor & Lodge enables us to achieve this. All of the enlarged group's very experienced workforce knows we will be successful as long as we produce quality, deliver on time, are at the leading edge of design and technology and keep investing in new equipment when we recognise there is an advantage. Gordon Kaye, managing director of Taylor & Lodge, said the merger would allow the firm to continue its export success and develop new business at home.
This, coupled with the support from the group, gives us a much more confident future outlook in the continued design and production of traditional fine Huddersfield worsted cloth.
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| Expo to attract leading textile companies |
A major textile industry exhibition will take place in Dubai in March, and is expected to draw leading companies from across the world, organisers said.
We expect the total number of exhibitors at Textile Expo Dubai to surpass 120. The list will read like a 'who's who' of textile industry equipment and machinery manufacturers and suppliers, said Nick Webb, director of UAE-based event management and marketing specialists, Streamline Marketing.
The firm is organising the exhibition, in collaboration with UK-based XPO Events/Turret Group.
Textile Expo Dubai is being held under the patronage of Shaikh Hamdan Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Deputy Ruler of Dubai and UAE Minister of Finance and Industry. It will be held from March 20 to 23.
While this is a new exhibition, we're not surprised by the size and quality of exhibitors, as Dubai is located just a short flight away from major textile producers such as India, Pakistan, Iran, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Egypt, to name a few. Dubai offers world-class facilities, Webb said.
Textile Expo Dubai is officially supported by Temsad (Turkish Machinery Association), Kotma (Korean Textile Machinery Association), CTMA (Chinese Textile Machinery Association) and ITAMMA (Indian Textile Machinery Manufacturers Association).
Attendees will have chances to inspect a wide range of advanced equipment and machinery, the organisers said.
The importance of the exhibition to textile manufacturers, buyers, sellers, distributors and retailers is emphasised by an impressive line-up of exhibitors from Europe, Asia and the Far East, they said.
Apart from the Dubai's strategic location, the fast growth rate of the textile industry within the Middle East also augurs well for Textile Expo Dubai, they said.
"The Middle East is now ranked fourth in the world league of textile exporters, accounting for almost 5.5 per cent of the global trade.
We're confident the exhibition will become increasingly important in the years ahead, both for exhibitors and the full spectrum of manufacturers, buyers and other industry decision makers, said Webb. |
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