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Related Keywords: at ITMA, knit fabrics finishing, lastest addition, manufacturer of textile machine, showcase Santasynpact, Swiss company Santex AG, textile division

Swiss company Santex AG, a leading manufacturer of textile machines for knit fabrics finishing, its textile division will be showcasing Santasynpact, the company’s latest addition to the Santex family of knits finishing machines, at the upcoming ITMA 2015 international exhibition for textile machinery to be held from 12-19 November in Milan.

Related Keywords: apparel importers, rupee depreciation, textile export, textile import, yuan devaluation

The recent devaluation of the yuan has led to a weakness in the rupee against the dollar. So far in 2015-16, the rupee has depreciated 13.9 per cent and 6.6 per cent against the euro and dollar, respectively.

The depreciating rupee has prompted textile and apparel importers abroad to renegotiate the terms of their contracts with Indian exporters. Now, new contract orders are being deferred till the Indian currency stabilises.

Related Keywords: acceleration in machinery imports, Bangladesh textile mills, Bangladesh Textile Mills Association, dyeing and finishing, expanding production capacity, garment factories, investment in primary textile sector, spinning, weaving

Bangladesh has witnessed acceleration in machinery imports as entrepreneurs set up 26 textile mills in spinning, weaving, dyeing and finishing last fiscal year. According to data from Bangladesh Textile Mills Association, last fiscal year, $445.7 million worth of capital machinery was imported by the textile sector.

Capital machinery imports by the primary textile sector increased about 54 percent year-on-year in fiscal 2014-15 on the back of higher demand for raw materials from garment exporters. A BTMA certification is required for importing machinery for the textile sector.

Related Keywords: approves new wet cleaning system, clean customer textiles professionally, developed by Happy Co Ltd, for outerwear, global laboratory for testing textiles, Hohenstein institute, use of water-based cleaning processes, wet cleaning technology

A new wet cleaning system for outerwear, designed to cleans customers’ textiles professionally without having to process them conventionally, using organic solvents (dry-cleaning) developed by Happy Co. Ltd., based in Kyoto, Japan have been approved by Hohenstein Instittute a leading global laboratory for testing textiles for harmful substances in accordance OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 and the certification of sustainable production facilities according to STeP by OEKO-TEX®.

Related Keywords: Chinese companies, Chinese yarn companies, Keer, Lancaster County, low cost manufacturing, South Carolina, Textile jobs, Textile mills, textile producers

The prospect of a sweeping Pacific trade agreement led by the United States, and excluding China, is driving Chinese yarn companies to gain a foothold in the lucrative U.S. market. China, once the epitome of cheap mass manufacturing, textile producers from formerly low-cost nations are starting to set up shop in America. It is part of a blurring of boundaries between high- and low-cost manufacturing nations that few would have predicted a decade ago.

Related Keywords: accessories, chemicals and allied services, focusing immense buying and selling potential, in collaboration with Ecommerce Gateway Pakistan, inaugurate the exhibition, organize International Textile Asia Exhibition, PRGMEA, PunJab CM Shahbaz, raw material supplies, textile and garment machinery, under one roof

The Pakistan Readymade Garments Manufacturers & Exporters Association (PRGMEA) is organizing the 14th International Textile Asia Exhibition, mega textile exhibition first time in Lahore in collaboration with Ecommerce Gateway Pakistan, where more than 35,000 trade and corporate visitors are expected to visit during three days. Punjab CM Shahbaz Sharif along with federal commerce minister Khurram Dastgir will inaugurate the exhibition being held at Lahore Expo Centre from 29-31 August.

Related Keywords: a leading innovator and a tough competitor in the global textiles industry, branded products, expand total production capacity, HomTex Inc, manufacturing and distributing, manufacturing DreamFit sheeting products, plant in Waynesboro

Alabama-based HomTex Inc. plans to continue with its expansion of its total production capacity with the leasing of a 24,000 square-foot plant in Waynesboro, Tenn., following the company’s late May announcement of a 300,000-square-feet facilities acquisition in its home state.

Located in Waynesboro’s industrial park on U.S. 64, former occupants Tennessee Apparel company used the space as a cut and sew facility until late 2013, which allows the new tenant and home textiles manufacturing innovator to begin production here with minimal retrofitting required.

Related Keywords: Bangladeshi crafts, Bangladeshi designers, beading, embroidery and hand-painting, evening wear label, hit the New York Fashion week show, Nadia Khan and Sabrina Rashid, Nadz and Sabs, stylist international women wear, used silk the new ancient fabric

The evening wear label Nadz & Sabs founded in 2013 by two Bangladeshi friends living in Australia: designer Nadia Khan and business director Sabrina Rashid with strong Bangladeshi roots will have their stylist international women wear walk the ramp for the Fashion Palette New York Fashion Week show on 10th of September.

The women wear stands out for their embellished outfits featuring detailed thread work, beading and hand painting, the label is known for unique pieces for special occasions.

Related Keywords: apparel export, Bangladesh textile imports, garment exports, Hamid Fabrics, imports of textile machinery, textile production capacity

Bangladesh’s imports of capital machinery by the primary textile sector increased about 54 percent year-on-year in fiscal 2014-15 on the back of higher demand for raw materials from garment exporters.

According to data from Bangladesh Textile Mills Association, $445.7 million worth of capital machinery was imported by the sector in the last fiscal year. A BTMA certification is required for importing machinery for the textile sector.

Related Keywords: by yarn and gray cloth merchants, incurring huge lost, largest textile centre in India, Malegaon Industries and Manufacturers Association, powerloom in Bhiwandi, proetest exploitation of weaver, shut consectively for seventh day, shutdown at, Textile processing unit

The shutdown, started on August 16 by over eight lakh powerlooms in Bhiwandi, the largest textile Centre in India continues to remain shut consecutively for the seventh day following the market slowdown and to protest exploitation of weavers by yarn and gray cloth merchants, has so far caused an estimated loss of about 3,500 crore rupees to the industry, the local industrialists claimed.

The shutdown has left hundreds of thousands of labourers jobless. A majority of the labourers who migrated from the states like Uttar Pradesh and Bihar to Bhiwandi for work have left the city.