New exhibitors to join Intertextile Pavilion Shenzhen

19 Jun '19

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Pic: Intertextile Pavilion Shenzhen

Several new exhibitors will join the Intertextile Pavilion Shenzhen, the show which offers a quality business platform for international suppliers to meet with Chinese trade buyers. The fair to be held during July 4 – 6, 2019, will see popular Asian country and region pavilions return for another year of successful meetings and onsite orders.

Demand from domestic buyers is particularly high for Japanese, Korean and Taiwanese exhibitors, generally associated in China with high levels of craftsmanship, unique fashion styles and innovation. This is reflected in the consistently high visitor footfall at these country and region pavilions each year.

The Taiwan Pavilion, organised by the Taiwan Textile Federation, will have around 11 exhibitors. It will feature man-made, functional and lace and embroidery fabrics, as well as accessories. One of the exhibitors in Taiwan Pavilion, Four Elements Energy Biotech, will bring Talent Yarn – a functional material that uses zinc extracted from oyster shells. When woven into fabrics, zinc can provide safe anti-bacterial, anti-odour and UV protection properties.

Chance Line Industrial will showcase high-quality heat transfer vinyl that is reflective and glows in the dark, suitable for practical sportswear applications and for stand-out fashion design. Lee Ven Industrial will exhibit its modified knitted jacquard, which avoids the issue of white stretch marks that accompanies digital printing.

The Korea Pavilion, organised by the Korea Fashion Textile Association and Daegu Gyeongbuk Textile Industry Association (DGTIA), will feature around 26 suppliers. The displays will include functional and ladieswear fabrics such as man-made, polyester, spandex and jacquard options, as well as recycled fabrics.

Korea Pavilion exhibitors include Gyeonggi Textile Center, which supply a range of different fabrics, mainly knitted, and Kyoung Young Tex, which produce environmentally-friendly fabrics with natural fibres such as bamboo and hemp, offering a soft, comfortable and durable option for apparel, sportswear and golf wear,

The Fine Japan Zone will house around 16 companies, with a focus on high-quality cotton, knitted for ladieswear and casual wear. The exhibitors include Kuwamura, offering their cotton and linen yarn-dyed fabrics, including their cotton mix made with COOLMAX, which is ideal for summer apparel and has good elasticity, and Uni Textile, who will introduce their ‘5Go Jacquard Project’, in keeping with their commitment to promote ‘Made in Japan’ goods. Uni Textile are also able to provide quick turnaround and delivery service.

The show will have several new exhibitors. Atelier Mineeda will debut their unique Japanese pattern designs, King-Pro (Hong Kong) will bring their NewFit range of high-quality mannequins, with adaptable design features such as detachable parts, M&S Textiles Australia, the largest manufacturer of Australian aboriginal designs printed on 100 per cent cotton, will bring their new products, and Sampo Industry will offer a wide range of fabrics for ladies wear, including viscose, cupro, modal, rayon with spandex, and polyester.

The fair will be held concurrently with the 19th China International Fashion Brand Fair – Shenzhen. The fair is organised by Messe Frankfurt (HK); the Sub-Council of Textile Industry, CCPIT; the China Textile Information Centre; and the Shenzhen Garment Industry Association. (SV)

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