3rd Denimsandjeans Show to focus strongly on India

04 Feb '19

3 min read

Courtesy: Denimsandjeans

The 3^rd Denimsandjeans India will bring renewed focus on the strengths of India not only as a market but also a large and increasing supply base for local and global markets. India, which was for various reasons, was left behind due to large apparel exporting countries, seeks to catch up again to cater to its own demand as well as to serve global clients.

The two-day trade show beginning July 17 will be held in Bengaluru. With a consumer size of 125 billion people, liberal FDI norms and unified taxation, India has all which an investor looks for. Most of the large global retailers already have a presence in the country and over 20 important International brands are further expected to enter India by the end of 2020.

"We feel that the inflexion point both in terms of buoyancy of markets and sourcing base is about to be reached and it will entail large growth in both segments. The restructuring of the taxation systems etc. did have some impact on the industry but we see a large overall growth coming up in 2019-20 and following years," Sandeep Agarwal, founder of Denimsandjeans, said.

The show will have over 50 companies which will cover the give a good mix of companies in the supply chain from across the world and also from India. All the major retailers and brands including H&M, Marks & Spencer, VF Corporation (all major divisions), Landmark Group, Future Group, Future Retails, Naygard ( Canada), Li Fung, GAP Inc, Zara, Tesco, Pepe Jeans, Killer Jeans, Spykar, Target, Benetton, Shopper Stop, Reliance Trends, Myntra, ITC Limited, Mothercare, Levis, C&A, PVH, Being Human, Blackberry, Jabong, Pantaloons, FFI, Ajio, Westside, Asmara India, Asmara Bangladesh, Bestseller, Ostin, Mufti, Aditya Birla Fashion, Arvind Brands, Raymonds Apparels, Newtimes, and others will visit the show with their sourcing and design team.

"We found this event a very relevant event because a lot of new stuff, a lot of things which is very progressive in the denim industry have been actually showcased here and I think this as a very good opportunity where you get to meet everybody from the industry," Anudeep Nagalia from Madura Coats said who was a part of the second edition.

"It's the first time we are participating in denimsandjeans India show and it is really crowded. We liked the reactions and hope to join the show next year as well," another visitor Zennure Danisman from Orta said. (RR)

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