300 retailers attend AMI trade fair in Kerala

27 Jun '18

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Courtesy: Apparel Manufacturers of India

As many as 300 retailers attended the trade fair hosted by the Apparel Manufacturers of India (AMI), India’s leading apparel group of manufacturers and traders, in Kochi, Kerala. The recently concluded three-day trade fair witnessed participation of more than 70 brands from Mumbai exhibiting their latest collection for the festival season.

AMI, which is now the largest apparel trade fair in South of India, saw participation from leading brands from Mumbai which included Ethos, Geevankee, Era, All Timez, Torso Shirts, Diya Design Studio, Big Brother, Fayon Troupe, La Fille and Femi Designs. AMI’s key aim is to bridge the gap between manufacturers, retailers, agents and suppliers and build a robust community for evolution and opportunities.

"Since inception we have been putting sincere efforts to consolidate the apparel market and provide a one-stop solution for seller-buyers of the industry. We have been seeing a positive response in the same and we hope that this continues in the future too," Nikhil Furia, Key Organizer, Apparel Manufacturers of India, said.

AMI has seen a remarkable growth within a short span on time across South India. It kick-started with its first fair at Kerala itself and has today reached to other markets in the South across Tamil Nadu and Telangana. It sees attendance from more than 1,000 industry individuals per edition.

"We would like to thank each and everyone who has been associated since day one of our inception in making our journey such an enjoyable one. It is this belief and support we receive which keeps us going and motivated year after year," concluded Furia. (RR)

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