Galleria Intima 4.0 to see best of Chinese lace on display

21 Aug '15

5 min read

Lila Lace from Turkey manufactures top quality laces, covering all types including rigid as well as stretch laces. Expert in crafting lace fabrics, the company has a production plant in Asia covering 1.35 million square feet area.

Thailand based Meliora International manufactures laces, prints, embroideries and fashion fabrics for the lingerie as well as the designer industry.

The company has been certified by Oeko-Tex and is an approved supplier to Marks & Spencer, Victoria's Secret, Etam, H&M, Triumph and more.

SVG Fashions Ltd. manufactures and exports a wide array of products including multi-head and schiffli embroidered fabrics for the garment industry.

The Indian company is well known for its high quality and competitive prices and was set up in 1977 by Satyanarayan Agarwal and supplies to notable brands like Adidas, Puma, Fila, Gap, Pantaloons, etc.

Another Indian producer of fabric and schiffli embroidery, Twenty First Century Creations makes use of CAD/CAM equipment with L-Punch designing software along with 5th generation Lasser AG Swiss Mdt machines to produce about 40,000-50,000 yards of shiffli embroidery daily.

Galleria Intima 2015 is not only going to host Chinese lace companies, but is also going to present opportunities for the two nations to join forces and form profitable long-term business relationships.

Workshops will be conducted at the event to provide an exchange of knowledge and know-how as well as a free flow of ideas in order to tap the full potential of the Indian lace industry.

Insights on local consumer trends and patterns will also be provided to delegates of the intimate apparel companies at the event.

Rajiv Padwal, director of Little Lacy, a leading fashion lingerie brand from India said, “For a fashion lingerie brand like us, it is a mammoth task to find fashionable trims, laces and accessories in the market.”

“With busy schedules, it is not possible for us to venture out hunting for suppliers, as a result of which we had to depend on limited options brought to us through traders,” Padwal added.

“Galleria Intima has been a saviour for brands like us and we eagerly wait to attend the show every year as it helps us to find new suppliers for our product development process,” he observed.

This year's event is expected to witness a wide variety of participants including brand owners, manufacturers of intimate wear, designers, export houses, larger format retailers, online retailers, buying houses, fashion institutes etc.

Over 1,000 plus brands are expected to participate from India alone, with over 80 exhibitors from all around the world, including some of the most famous international brands.

Galleria Intima aims to bring everything related to the intimate clothing industry under one roof, ranging from fibre to packaging, to machinery as well as elastics and laces.

To support IAAI in its 'Make in India' initiative, Santosh Kumar Gangwar, minister of state for textiles (independent charge) shall kick of the show by delivering the opening speech.

The joint secretary for textile exports and international trade in the textiles ministry, Sunaina Tomar too has confirmed her presence at the show. (AR)

Fibre2Fashion News Desk – India

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