Paris'S Three Textile Exhibition Indicates Resilience Of Purchasing Power

Resilience of purchasing power

There are 816 exhibitors in Turkey, Korea and China at the Paris international fabric exhibition.

The first visual exhibition shows a rebound in the purchasing power of the United States and Japan. The number of visitors in the United States increased by 8%, while in Japan it increased by 19%.

As the industry has predicted, the three exhibitions reflect the revival of the industry - small orders come mostly from Western Europe, while Asia is the source of large orders and technical support, especially in China.

"We have obtained a large number of small orders in Pakistan. Next we will also value Istanbul, where there are more super small orders."

BenKlaassen, sales director of Reell, a New Zealand denim company.

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PeterAckroyd, the managing director of the organization, has served as a consultant to Woolmark, helping the latter implement "mainly for Japanese retailers."

Production enterprise's "CoolWool cool wool plan".

Ackroyd said: "I expected a year and a half ago that Japan will have a good economic recovery after the tsunami.

It really happened. "

The "cool wool plan" is formulated in line with Japan's current energy conservation policy.

MassimoParenzan, director of women's clothing department of Ratti group, pointed out: because of the flat market of the local market, European textile manufacturers are busy developing new markets: "South America, China, Southeast Asia, Far East, these areas provide new opportunities for European textile industry."

"Production pfer" and "quality first"

Another obvious trend of the exhibition is that with the global rise of production costs, many brands choose to return to the mainland for production and processing and to check the quality more severely.

MarcRozier is one of the few remaining silk manufacturers in Lyon, France. Chairman DidierProvent said: "the demand for local fabrics in the fashion industry has increased, and those customers who are working with Chinese companies have come back."

Another group of European traditional textile companies said, "the rise in the cost of China's labor force and the huge amount of expenditure on pollution costs have increased the demand for the local fabric of the European fashion brand."

These enterprises are very profitable.

DarrenAinsworth, purchasing director of Marks&Spencer, does not deny this view.

But he believes that Asia, especially China, is still the main source of fabric.

During the exhibition, several old enterprises repeatedly stressed their values: in the market turmoil, quality and corporate heritage are the first, and then is the wisdom of dealing with the market.

NinoCerruti, boss of Cerruti1881, said: "long ago, quality was the foundation of clothing.

But later the situation became somewhat complicated.

Now, we see that the number is shrinking, and all the directions are running towards quality. "

BerylGibson, a textile and color consultant at UKFT, also expressed similar views. She believes that the root of clothing is elaborate design, which has gained many British views.

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"New darling": high-performance fabrics

High performance fabrics have received great attention in the first visual exhibition.

SophieBramel, author of hi-tech fabric and fashion, sighs, "every company is looking for better ways to make fabrics.

High performance fabric

Life is increased, lighter, easier to handle, better in warmth and air permeability. "

The Schoeller fabric company, in collaboration with ChristianEschler, a Swiss knitwear manufacturer, has released a new cork surface technology, organic cork, which is used to coat or bind the surface of woollen fabrics, which helps to keep clothes warm.

Waterproof fabrics and antifouling fabrics are the highlights of UKFT.

AbrahamMoon's waterproof fabric, Shetland Island wool, has undergone professional dermatology tests.

HenryBertrand has introduced antifouling silk.

Holland&Sherry invented 150 counts of anti fouling wool.

"Wine and food touch the clothes lightly and then roll down - this is the best case for those careless people," says Gibson of UKFT. "Machine washable wool" does not need to be sent to the dry cleaners. It has a very large market prospect.

RobertNoble, another exhibitor, also showed machine washable black corduroy.

MastersofLinen brings a wide variety of flax knitting products, which is the result of cooperation with textile enterprises, weaving enterprises and knitting enterprises including SophieHallette, JohnEngland and LoroPiana.

Besides expensive organic raw materials, designers are also making innovations in blended fibers.

In the first visual exhibition, the trend of blended fabric is: digital printing fabric, double-sided printed fabric, adhesive fabric, high twist ply yarn, geometric printing and heavier weight.

"E-commerce provides manufacturers with a platform for the whole world. Now customers can come from any corner of the world, from Paris to China, from Rajasthan to Argentina," said GuillaumeHenry of Carven. "Expensive raw materials such as wool and silk fabrics are rising.

So we need to find alternatives.

Linen fabrics are also available in the tropics, and wool polyamide looks just like pure wool. "

Speaking of high twist stranding yarn, Lanvin's menswear designer LucasOssendrijver said it was "very detailed and Weaver".

The blend of polyester and nylon also attracted his attention, while nylon and cotton blended fabrics were still "stiff".

AMI's AlexandreMattiussi welcomes the "fashion industry back to fundamentals".

He said: "cotton, wool, silk robes, tennis stripes, Prince Welsh lattice material, very good.

Even high-tech fabrics are natural.

Paris fabric specialist MarjorieCollard saw innovative woven fabrics in the knitted fabric display area, and he also praised the weaving knitted fabric of Italy E.Mirogliode textile.

RedaelliVelluti/Niedieck, a new owner of Marzotto group, shows the opaque fabric of frosted texture and the blended fabric of cashmere and velvet.

General manager ThomasAndreae sighed, "we have had a very difficult year, but the situation has really begun to change."

The ModellaUday factory in India has brought innovative whorl fabric.

Korean FineTextile's "zero technology" ultra light fabric looks and feels like silk.

Thanks to the economic recovery, market diversification, and the efforts of the industry in quality and innovation, the 15 year old birthday of Paris international fabric exhibition is worth celebrating.

The fashion industry provides customers with a tight budget plan to enable them to buy fewer, better quality products.

This eliminates the "heart" of JosephChang, manager of Taiwan Unitex: "consumers are complaining about the price.

Worse than that, when consumers complain about prices, businesses can't get any new strategies and new products. "