White Paper on Bangalore Garment Manufacturing Industry
|
|
- Emerald Rice
- 5 years ago
- Views:
Transcription
1 White Paper on Bangalore Garment Manufacturing Industry 2010
2 2 About us Our Services Market Analysis Trade Analysis Training and Consultancy Seminars and Workshops Apparel Resources is as an organization with over two decades of deep interaction with the Apparel and Textile industry in the Indian subcontinent under the name and style Apparel Resources. We are an established name as a knowledge partner to not only the industry but also to the academicians and students. The organization is actively involved in Research & Development, Industrial Training and Consultancy initiatives. Apparel Resources has been involved in conducting surveys, publishing annual Top 100 rating of companies in the garment industry besides insightful research/ analysis of textile and apparel trade statistics, especially related to global trade. Industry targeted events Fairs, Buyer Seller Meets Fashion and Product designing Colour and Trend Forecasting Print and web magazines Fashion Forward Trends (FFT) Apparel Online India Apparel Online Bangladesh Stitch World Resource Guide
3 3 Scope of White Paper Every manufacturing region has some core strengths and buyers world over not only appreciate but expect certain benchmarks from each of these hubs. Among the most progressive and organized garment manufacturing regions in India today is Karnataka, more specifically Bangalore. Known for core strengths in structured garments this manufacturing base is feeding both international buyers and domestic brands. The White Paper analyses what makes Bangalore such a favored destination for buyers. Over 50 companies were contacted and inferences drawn. The White Paper also looks at the future prospects of he region and government initiatives for investment in the textile sector.
4 4 table of content Introduction: White 5 Paper On Bangalore Product Strengths and 6 New Directions Shortage of Labour the 8 biggest Challenge Moving into the interiors 9 Incentives to Textile & 11 Garment Industry in Karnataka Advantage Karnataka 14 Government Initiatives to 15 Uplift the Backward Regions Why Bangalore? 17 Be it Exports or Domestic
5 5 Major Garment Players in Bangalore Gokaldas Exports Gokaldas Images LT Karle FFI Shahi Exports Texport Group Bombay Rayon K. Mohan Go Go International Mandhana Industries Raymonds Madura SKNL WHITE PAPER ON BANGALORE Region evolving from structured products to fashion Professional approach to manufacturing the way of life Over the time Bangalore has earned the reputation of being one of the most strategic destinations for professionally run apparel companies in India with proficiency in manufacturing tailored products and large capacities. The city is the home of big names like Gokaldas Exports, Gokaldas Images, LT Karle, FFI, Integra besides being the chosen manufacturing destination for exporters of other regions like Shahi Exports, Texport Group, Bombay Rayon, K. Mohan, Go Go International, Mandhana Industries, Raymonds, Madura, SKNL and a host of Mumbai-based exporters. Though there are hundreds of units in and around Bangalore, there are but 12 major players controlling the industry, all others are small and medium players with niche product strengths or working as contract factories for bigger players both in the international and domestic retail. In fact, Bangalore was the choice of many exporters moving out of Mumbai/Delhi, as it had the right climate, manpower, support structure in terms of technology and accessories, and attitude to foster bigger runs. With a down to earth approach to business, the work culture in the city is more committed than the north. Shahi s voyage to Karnataka started in 1988 with 200 machines and 400 associates and today the company has over 23,000 machines.
6 6 Product Strengths and New Directions Some of the best international and national brands in shirts, bottoms, outerwear, suits, blazers and sportswear are sourcing from Bangalore. Factories like Silver Spark, Gokaldas Images, Silver Crest, RVV and Arvind have excelled in fully constructed garments, while LT Karle, Gokaldas Exports have expertise in outer wear and sportswear. Casual bottoms is the forte of companies like Texport Overseas, Golden Seam, Texport Industries, K Mohan and Denim is being manufactured by companies like FFI, Ever Blue, Gokaldas Images, Shahi. Shirts are coming from factories like Laguna, Integra, Bombay Rayon, Go Go International to name a few leading ones. Laguna claims to have the only dedicated setup in India for very high-end formal shirts at par with Italian standards and in the four years of operation the company has already crossed Rs. 120 crore turnover. While the list of exporters is not exhaustive, it suggests that there is specialization in product range and even companies like Gokaldas Exports, Gokaldas Images and Shahi Exports which are doing multiproducts have dedicated factories for different product range, unlike in the north, where most factories are flexible units that can manufacture many products as per buyer demand. This need for specialized factories is of course fed by the nature of the product which is more technology-dependent. A casual bottom for A&F could require as many as 65 different machines for its unique operations. Even as factories in the north rule, the ladies wear market with interesting techniques, handwork and product development strengths, Bangalore is slowly but surely moving in that direction. Hindustan Clothing and Marketing (HCM), started just a year ago is already offering fashion ladies wear to buyers like Primark, New Look, C&A, Zara, Landmark and with the positive response it has received from buyers it is looking to expand machine strength from 750 to around 2000 by the end of 2011.
7 7 Working with Systems Because of the nature of product manufactured in the region, most of the garments are made in modular setups though batch system and assembly line are also popular formats. The average size of factories are also much bigger than what is found in Delhi and there are around players who have 1000 machines or more under one roof. Some of the best technologies for manufacturing of structured products are available in the city and management concepts like six sigma, 5 S, lean management are found extensively at the production units. The IE department is an integral part of most units and production schedules are laid out based on SAM calculations. ERP and other IT-enabled software are used to create TNAs and online monitoring systems. The traditional manufacturing stronghold of the region Shirts both casual and formal Bottoms denims and non denims Outerwear like jackets Suits formals and blazers Sportswear
8 8 Shortage of Labour the biggest Challenge Even as the city expands into the outskirts to unfold the growing industry, shortage of labour is crippling operations. In fact, beyond the macro issues like escalating prices of cotton, appreciating rupee, shrinking margins and increasing wage rates that are impacting the apparel industry in general, the biggest constraint in Bangalore today is the shortage of labour. Every exporter in the region is spending a good amount of time and money to work out strategies on how to retain labour and also seek out new pool of workers. At any point of time there is a 15-20% shortage of operators on the sewing floor. Many expect the situation to improve after June, though the factories will still not see 100% attendance. According to survey findings of exporters in Bangalore, the key reasons for the acute shortage are many: Increasing opportunities in alternate industries like retail, automobile, electronics and IT-related assembly units NREG Scheme, which is a respite for less efficient workers Back to back festivals in the region over the past few months Piece rate system during peak season. Some of the initiatives to tackle the problem of labour problems include: Taking factories into the interiors, Aligning with skill development initiatives like IL&FS for regular supply of trained manpower from BPL section of society, Running buses into the nearby villages to pick up workforce from outside the city, Taping migrant labour from other states by providing hostel facilities Taping NGOs for workers also a part of CSR effort, Conducting intensive training programmes to skill fresh hands Relying more on automated solutions to cut down manpower requirement.
9 9 Moving into the interiors Proactive is the only word that can describe the response of the industry to the increasing gap between the supply and demand of workers in the city. One of the major thrusts is to take factories into the interiors. In fact most of the new units that are coming up are in rural areas around Bangalore within 100 km of the city. The new unit of Laguna is coming up at Kannakpura around 60 km from the city. Companies like Gokaldas Exports, Bombay Rayon, Integra, Texport Garments, Scotts Garments, Arvind Mills to name some prominent ones have tied up with IL&FS to absorb workers trained by the IL&FS from remote areas. While the training cost is borne by government funding, the IL&FS identifies and trains youth from below the poverty line segment of society and places them with factories who commit to employ such workforce. Technopack also has a skill development project and Bombay Rayon is absorbing large quantities of workers trained by them. Already most of the bigger units have busses running for workers living in villages around Bangalore. While this is a major expense, it is a source of steady workers and the employers are assured of committed labour. Further, some companies like Golden Seam feels that while the labour wages are cheaper in the villages by around 15%, the consistency in quality is an issue. So they prefer to induct raw hands and train them internally to suit their product profile and working culture. Meanwhile, the rising number of companies offering subsidized hostel facilities has increased the number of workers from outside the city and even outside the State. One of the advantages cited for encouraging migrant labour is that with a mix of workers from different regions and communities the chances of lines closing down because of a festival common to all is less, further workers are less inclined to waste time talking and socializing. However, on the reverse side if one person from a particular region leaves, he takes the whole group with him! Factories are gearing up to deskill operations and substitute manpower with technology wherever possible. Specialized machines
10 10 and modular workstations are the growth norms in production. But having said that, it cannot be denied that the garment industry can never be completely mechanized and the human element will always be a poser. Other reasons to move into the interiors As factories in Bangalore move to interiors, it is not only about finding labour in abundance but also unlocking value and taking advantage of cheaper land rates and incase of industrial parks incentives offered by Government. Shahi is planning to expand its operations to smaller towns of Karnataka namely Shimoga and Mysore. The company is investing Rs. 270 crores in Phase I in Shimoga district to set up a spinning unit with 50,000 spindles.
11 11 Incentives to Textile & Garment Industry in Karnataka To reduce regional imbalances, the State of Karnataka has been divided into three zones for incentive purposes namely, Zone-1, Zone-2 and Zone-3. Zone-1 consists of most, more and backward taluks like Belur, Savanur, Malur, Koppal, etc. as stated by the High Power Committee for Redressal of Imbalances receives the maximum incentives. Zone-2 on the other hand receives normal incentives and comprises of most backward and backward Taluks of Bangalore Urban, Bangalore Rural and Ramangra districts. Also the identified potential taluks like Udupi, Karwar, Tiptur, Kolar, Mysore, etc. fall under Zone-2. The developed taluks like Ramanagara, Nelamangala, Devanahalli, etc. come under the category of Zone-3 and receive minimum incentives. Key Stake Holders in Apparel & Associated Industries Bangalore Garment manufacturing units in Karnataka around 2,931, Units located in Bangalore 2,638,
12 12 Government insentives to areas in Karnatka based on zones S1. No. 1 Credit linked Capital subsidy a) General Incentives Zone-1 Zone-2 Zone-3 20% on the value of fixed assets or Rs lakhs, 15% on the value of fixed assets or Rs lakhs, Nil b) Additional subsidy (i) Units within Designated Textile Parks 5% on the value of fixed assets or Rs.5.00 lakhs, 5% on the value of fixed assets or Rs.5.00 lakhs, 5% on the value of fixed assets or Rs.5.00 lakhs, (ii) SC / ST / Persons with disabilities / Minority / Exservicement / Women 2 Entry Tax reimbursement 3 Stamp Duty reimbursement 4 Land Acquisition / Allotment through KIADB / KSSIDC 5 Common infrastructure for Greenfield Textile Parks (i) SITP approved projects 5% on the value of fixed assets or Rs.5.00 lakhs, Full reimbursementon Plant & Machinery and Capital Goods including equipments for captive power generation and for Common Effluent Treatment and waste disposal facilities. Full reimbursement with respect to: (i) Execution of Lease, and Sale deeds in respect of industrial land / plots allotted. (ii) Execution of Lease deeds in case of industrial sheds / plots taken on Lease. (iii) Loan and credit deeds, including security documents such as mortgage deed, pledge deed etc., executed for availing long terms funds from banks / Fls and other agencies of Gok / Goi. (iv) Use-on Stamps Duty paid on Imports Reimbursement of 25% of the cost of land including acquisition charged, if any, as charges, by KIADB / KSSIDC of Rs lakhs, 40% of the project cost or Rs crores, 9% of the project cost or Rs.5.00 crores, whichever is less. 5% on the value of fixed assets or Rs.5.00 lakhs, Full reimbursementon Plant & Machinery and Capital Goods including equipments for captive power generation and for Common Effluent Treatment and waste disposal facilities. 50% reimbursement with respect to: (i) Execution of Lease, and Sale deeds in respect of industrial land / plots allotted. (ii) Execution of Lease deeds in case of industrial sheds / plots taken on Lease. (iii) Loan and credit deeds, including security documents such as mortgage deed, pledge deed etc., executed for availing long terms funds from banks / Fls and other agencies of Gok / Goi. (iv) Use-on Stamps Duty paid on Imports Reimbursement of 50% of only the acquisition charges levied by KIADB / KSSIDC or Rs Lakhs, 20% of the project cost or Rs.8.00 crores, 9% of the project cost or Rs.5.00 crores, 5% on the value of fixed assets or Rs.5.00 lakhs, Full reimbursementon Plant & Machinery and Capital Goods including equipments for captive power generation and for Common Effluent Treatment and waste disposal facilities. Nil Nil 9% of the project cost or Rs.5.00 crores,
13 13 6 Power subsidy (i) Readymade garment units (ii) Hi-tech Powerloom units with power connection above 20 HP (iii) Spinning units Reimbursement of cost of power Rs.1.00 per unit. Reimbursement of cost of power Rs.1.00 per unit. Reimbursement of cost of power Rs.1.00 per unit 7 Common Effluent Treatment Plant and Hazardous waste disposal facility 8 Capacity building support (i) Market development and Branding (ii) Design development and Product diversification (iii) Standards and compliances (a) 50% of the project cost or Rs.5.00 crores, (b) Incase of projects funded under any GoI scheme - 20% of project cost or Rs.2.00 crores, Reimbursement of 50% of the project cost or Rs lakhs, Reimbursement of 50% of the project cost of Rs lakhs, Reimbursement of 50% of the cost or Rs.2.00 lakhs, 9 Mega Projects Special support on a case-to-case basis
14 14 Advantage Karnataka All industry leaders should come forward and invest in Karnataka. We will facilitate new investments and also set up a single window to speed up the process, Chief Minister B. S. Yeddyurappa. The Karnataka State anticipates an investment of at least Rs. 4,00,000 crore in 12 key sectors Aerospace, Minerals, Tourism, Biotechnology, Automobile, IT, Infrastructure, Power, Food Processing, Textile, Health and Education in which it would seek fresh investments. The traffic congestion in Bangalore is likely to ease as several projects with the help of private players are soon expected to be implemented. The High Speed Rail Link to Bangalore International Airport, the mono-rail feeder service and the Metro and Peripheral Ring Road are some of the major projects comming up that will support industy in the feature. Apparel production figures of Karnataka Exports Domestic Total worth Rs. 6,000 crore Rs. 2,000 crore Rs. 8,000 crore Employment Approx. 4 lakh workers Total number of garment factories in Karnataka 800 factories
15 15 Government Initiatives to Uplift the Backward Regions To facilitate the improvement of backward areas of North Karnataka the Government is setting up 18 industrial estates and five industrial corridors. Land banks have been created and as part of this 53,000 acres of land have been earmarked for acquisition. In addition to this 43,000 acres of land can also be acquired depending on the demand. The Garment industry in Karnataka has increased its total turn over by 3 times in the last 10 years. The new textile policy of Karnataka named Suvarna Vastra Neethi ( ), expects to attract new investments to the tune of Rs. 100 billion over a period of five years. The policy envisages setting up of textile and apparel parks in various districts of the State with the target of creating 5,00,000 new job opportunities. Suvarna Vastra Neethi expects to attract new investments to the tune of US $ 2.4 billion and create half-a-million jobs over a period of five years. Suvarna Vastra Neethi expects to attract new investments to the tune of US $ 2.4 billion and create half-a-million jobs over a period of five years. The policy envisages setting up of textile and apparel parks in various districts of the State worth nearly Rs. 5,000 crore excluding exports. The scheme is to create employment opportunities within the State and prepare a workforce for the following sectors Garments, Handlooms, Powerlooms, Spinning, Knitting, Processing and Technical Textiles. The State is very close to source of raw materials and offers organized format of business. The labour conditions are a lot conducive and stable which he attributes to large base of women labour force, an asset to Karnataka when compared to other sectors. And last but not the least, the State Government is proactive in promoting apparel manufacturing to create large employment. Apart from the above advantages Bangalore is considered as one of the most organized Apparel Clusters in the country for the production of readymade apparels. All the well-known brands, both national as well as international buyers have set their sourcing offices in Bangalore namely, Levis, Nike, Tommy Hilfiger, GAP, Walmart, Crocodile, Van Heusen, Arrow, Lee, Calvin Klein, Peter England to mention a few.
16 16 Bangalore apparel players are exploring new product opportunities in segments like industrial workwear, innerwear and sleepwear, formal structured suits, army and other uniforms. Development of the apparel business in Bangalore is at higher level when compared to all the other Indian manufacturing centres and the city of Rs. 8,000 crore figure can reach Rs. 16,000 crores by Cluster-based development proposals being examined in Karnataka Total Apparel & Textile workforce in the State is 6,50,500 out of which 5,40,670 (83%) workers are working in Bangalore only, The majority of the workers employed in the garment industry in the State comprises of Skilled, Semi Skilled Unskilled, Women form 93% of workforce in the industry. Name of District Activity 1 Bellary* Garmenting (Denim) 2 Belgaum Weaving (Powerloom) 3 Bagalkot Weaving & Garmenting 4 Chikballapur Garmenting & Weaving 5 Chitradurga Integrated Development 6 Gadag Weaving (Handlooms) 7 Gulbarga* Garmenting 8 Hasan Integrated Development 9 Kolar Weaving & Garmenting 10 Mysore Garmenting 11 Tumkur Integrated Development [* Bellary and Gulbarga are already approved and in Mysore the land is being developed for industry.] Karnataka has an edge in power generation The first State in the country to have a renewable energy policy. Rapid strides in wind energy, small hydro, co-generation, bio-mass and gas-based thermal energy. GAIL has proposed to build gas pipelines from Dabhol to Bidadi and would be able to provide at least 30 million standard cubic metres of gas a day to Bangalore with an estimated project cost of Rs crore.
17 17 Why Bangalore? Be it Exports or Domestic Today, we cannot ignore the large domestic Ready-to-Wear (RTW) market. Sometime from year 2000, the retail industry started getting organized (more corporatized). So where does Bangalore fit into domestic market? Looking back Bombay always dominated the domestic brand market. In days of made-to-measure, RTW market was limited. Consumers had apprehension of wearing readymades. They could not comprehend that readymade garments could fit all. Hence in RTW segment we had mainly men s formal shirts and kidswear. There was no mention of so-called casual wear. From the years 60s-70s some of the famous men s wear branded shirts were (if I remember well): Tata Cordell, Liberty, Zodiac and then came: Climax, Wembley, Nine AM, Cityman, Sero. One of the most fancy shirt brands was Double Bull being fancied across India. And not to forget the famous one-shop-one-brand CD Chiragdin both in basics and hi-fashion shirts and trousers. To add to the above mid price and high price range came Cambridge Shirts that created a niche market for them. All the above brands were Mumbai-based. How can we forget the ace stroke of Apeego Corpn (Anil Goyal) a Mumbai-based knitwear (and woven) exporter. Some time in early 80s, Apeego launched smash hit brand Smash line of knitwear T-shirts with heavy TV advertisements, a success story not repeated thereafter. In a way we cannot but ignore the contribution of CMAI (The Clothing Manufacturers Association of India) in promoting domestic market brands and organizing domestic fairs twice a year an occasion for a buyers/sellers meet. We still did not have casual wear fashion apparels. While the export sector continued to supply to Europe and USA fashion garments, the domestic market was starved off these lines of garments. The Indian customers had only export surplus to fall back on rather compromise on size and fit. Mumbai s Fountain area and Delhi s Palika
18 18 Bazar were the place to shop for casual fashion wear garments (ill fitted of course as not made to Indian sizes). Both men s and ladies could find their taste satiated from foot path at a very economical price. The change came in from Bangalore. It would be early 90s. Two of the biggest exporters were from Bangalore Gokaldas Exports and Gokaldas Images. They sensed the vacuum in the Indian market for men s and ladies in casual wear market. Gokaldas Images came up with their brand (and store) weekender, a range for kids/children/ladies and men s wear in casual line. They held on to the brand until couple of years back when they sold off the brand to Primus. While Gokaldas Exports started with wearhouse, a name synonymous literally with warehouse. They used their export surplus fabric and converted their styles to fit the Indian consumers. Today, they have curtailed their retail exposure reasons, obviously, best known to the Hindujas. Both Gokaldas were a hit with Indian consumers and at the same time took care of their export surplus garments and export surplus fabric. Around same time, Arvind (mills) made a base in Bangalore and set up their modern factory to manufacture jeans and their formal men s shirts range. And of course Madura garments/apparels also had their domestic and exports division operating out of Bangalore. How can Raymonds be far behind they have one of their group company Silver Spark manufacturing jackets and trousers in Apparel Park in Doddabalapur (Bangalore) and Everblue Apparels catering to denimwear. As exports grew from Bangalore, smaller job workers grew in Bangalore. And these smaller factories now started doing contract manufacturing for domestic brands. To cater to export market and also support the domestic brands Prateek apparels set up their factories in Bangalore. Today they have
19 19 a large manufacturing capacity to cater to domestic market and also have a design cell specific for the market. In fact they have set up a separate company Munch Design. Munch has developed into a design solutions and strategy provider in the apparel, accessory and textile design space. Among the major players in domestic market Arvind, Madura, Crocodile, Raymonds, S. Kumars, Pantaloons and future brands, Levis, Lee, Wrangler they source their most of the requirements from Bangalore. Indian Designs supply to some of the best labels in the world. It was their vision that they started their domestic retail chain Idenditi in late 90s. They cater to high-fashion in mid price segment. And now we have F Square (from the house of Prateek, Bangalore) making a mark in retail space an excellent range of casual wear high-fashion for men s and ladies. Bangalore has an edge over other manufacturing centres Bangalore has evolved over the years learning from exports has helped them to cater to the quality demands of domestic market. In fact the people in domestic market do have their background in exports. The systems, procedures, quality systems, factory compliance of exports have been well incorporated in policies of big retailers and brands of India. Surely Bangalore has made a mark in both domestic and export market.
20 Connect with us Apparel Resources Pvt. Ltd. B-32, South Extension Part-I, New Delhi , India Tel.: Stay connected For more information, visit
TEXTILES, APPARELS & LEATHER
TEXTILES, APPARELS & LEATHER SECTOR WISE SNAPSHOT Leather Ÿ The state took its initial steps when Sir M. Visvesvaraya established a Tannery Production Centre to fulfil the requirements of leather processing.
More informationAbout the Report. Booming Women Apparel Market in India
About the Report "Booming Women Apparel Market in India" is the new report by that give a rational analysis on the Indian women apparel industry. This report has been made to help the client in analyzing
More informationS R I L A N K A APPAREL
SRI LANKA APPAREL Sri Lanka s Apparel Export Industry is the most significant and dynamic contributor towards the country s economy. The industry has demonstrated a tremendous growth over the past four
More informationRaymond Group. Denim. Shirting Pure wool, Polywool blended fabric 48 million metres 2 integrated plants in India
Raymond Group Incorporated in 1925, Raymond is the leading, producer of worsted suiting fabric in the world, with a production capacity of 48 million meters of wool & wool-blended fabrics. A pioneer in
More informationMehdi Mahbub CEO & Chief Consultant, Best Sourcing Founder, RMG Bangladesh GLOBAL TRENDS IN THE GARMENT SECTOR AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR BANGLADESH
GLOBAL TRENDS IN THE GARMENT SECTOR AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR BANGLADESH TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGES AND INNOVATIONS IN THE WORLD BANGLADESH READYMADE GARMENT INDUSTRY, the 2 nd largest apparel exporter of the world:
More informationTextiles. Sector Profile
Textiles Sector Profile India Scenario Overview The Indian textile industry is the 2 nd largest manufacturer and exporter in the world 14.4% share in India s total exports in 2016-17 ` Textiles industry
More informationManufacture of Shirt (top) and Skirts
15 Manufacture of Shirt (top) and Skirts PRODUCT CODE : 264104 QUALITY AND STANDARDS : Garment Quality Guide IS 12675 Children Garment Packaging for Export IS 4039 Garments Guide for Positioning of Labels
More informationConnecting Businesses
Arvind SmartSpaces Limited 24, Government Servant Society, Behind Citibank, C.G. Road, Ahmedabad - 380009. Gujarat. India. Tel: +91 79 3013 7100 E-mail: sales@arvind.in Website: www.arvindsmartspaces.com
More informationM/s. SOGO FASHIONS (P) Ltd. ZONAC KNITTING MACHINES (P) Ltd.
Garments Factory, D- 1,Site- B,Surajpur Ind.Area,G.Noida M/s. SOGO FASHIONS (P) Ltd. ZONAC KNITTING MACHINES (P) Ltd. Plot No.D-1, D-2, Site-B, UPSIDC Industrial Area, Surajpur, Greater Noida (U.P.) Tel.
More informationKarnataka: Destination for World Textile & Garment Industry
Karnataka: Destination for World Textile & Garment Industry Background Paper October 2017 1 P a g e Contents 1. Setting the Context- Textile Trading Patterns... 4 2. Current State Assessment- Karnataka
More informationINDIAN APPAREL MARKET OUTLOOK
INDIAN APPAREL MARKET OUTLOOK Market Size by Apparel Type, Gender and Region Trends and Forecast Till 2021 www.fibre2fashion.com 1 ABOUT US Fibre2fashion.com was established in 2000 and is owned and promoted
More informationRewrite your success October 2018 Chennai Trade Centre. with our legacy in South India s jewellery business. CHENNAI
Rewrite your success with our legacy in South India s jewellery business. CHENNAI 19-21 October 2018 Chennai Trade Centre Your exclusive invitation to India s Premier B2B Jewellery Fair India is without
More informationThe Lesotho Textile and Garment Industry Opportunities
The Lesotho Textile and Garment Industry Opportunities Contents 1 Overview of Lesotho 2 Profile of the Textile and Garment Industry 3 Investment Opportunities 4 Incentives and Investment Services LESOTHO
More informationConscious Actions Highlights 2015
WELCOME Conscious Actions Highlights 2015 We think H&M s approach, which seeks to improve the lives of workers and their children across a comprehensive range of issues involving the supply chain and beyond,
More informationProblem of Micro Enterprises in India- A Case Study of Firozabad Bangle
Problem of Micro Enterprises in India- A Case Study of Firozabad Bangle Gargi Kulshreshtha 1, Dr. M. K. Kulshreshtha 2 1 Research Scholar, Bhagwant University, Ajmer, Rajasthan 2 Research Supervisor Department
More informationTHE INDONESIAN TEXTILE AND CLOTHING OUTLOOK
INDONESIAN TEXTILE ASSOCIATION ASOSIASI PERTEKSTILAN INDONESIA THE INDONESIAN TEXTILE AND CLOTHING OUTLOOK Prospect & Challenge on Global Competition Era Indonesian Textile Association Adhigraha Bldg.
More information1. Global Production and Trade of Raw Jute and Jute Goods: A Low Level Equilibrium Market 2. Production and Export of Jute and Jute Goods in Banglades
Interactive Workshop on Gender Sensitization in the Jute Sector-Bangladesh Organised by International Jute Study Group (IJSG), Dhaka 24 February, 2011 Gender Disparity or Gender Parity Is There Any Difference
More informationT E X T I L E S & A P PA R E L S
T E X T I L E S & A P PA R E L S www.ibef.org The Indian Textile Industry Covers a gamut of activities From production of raw materials like cotton, jute, silk and wool to providing high value-added products
More informationCMYK 2 ApparelOnline JUNE 16-30, 2010
2 ApparelOnline JUNE 16-30, 2010 4 ApparelOnline JUNE 16-30, 2010 JUNE 16-30, 2010 ApparelOnline 5 VOL. XIII Issue 6 Editor-in-Chief DEEPAK MOHINDRA Deputy Editor ILA SAXENA Deputy Editor-Supplements
More informationReport on estimation of manpower requirement in Fashion Jewellery subsector in India ( )
Report on estimation of manpower requirement in Fashion Jewellery subsector in India (2017-2026) Gem and Jewellery Skill Council of India Business Facilitation Centre, 3 rd Floor, Seepz Special Economic
More informationNASNA IMPEX GARMENTS INDUSTRIES (PVT) LTD. Manufacturer s and Exporters of Ready Made Garments
NASNA IMPEX GARMENTS INDUSTRIES (PVT) LTD Manufacturer s and Exporters of Ready Made Garments Manufacturers & Exporter of Readymade Garments in Sri Lanka... Nasna Impex Garments Industries long standing
More informationCentre of Excellence for Gems & Jewellery. Skill Development Government of Gujarat
Centre of Excellence for Gems & Jewellery Skill Development Government of Gujarat Contents Project Concept 3 Market Potential 6 Growth Drivers 7 Gujarat Competitive Advantage 8 Project Information 9 -
More informationCase study example Footloose
Case study example Footloose Footloose Introduction Duraflex is a German footwear company with annual men s footwear sales of approximately 1.0 billion Euro( ). They have always relied on the boot market
More informationIndian Gems & Jewellery January 2018
Indian Gems & Jewellery January 2018 Industry Overview India s gems and jewellery market is the largest in the world with a market share of 29 per cent. The sector makes up for around 6-7% of India s GDP.
More informationReadymade Garment & Textile Industry in Bangladesh
GLOBAL TRENDS IN THE GARMENT SECTOR AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR BANGLADESH: Readymade Garment & Textile Industry in Bangladesh THE DUET OF SUSTAINABILITY & COMPETITIVENESS Faruque Hassan, Senior Vice President,
More informationSHOW OF INDIA DELHI S OWN GARMENT FAIR
3 rd 17 18 19 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY 2018 Hall No. 7, Pragati Maidan, New Delhi, India 3 rd GARMENT SHOW OF INDIA DELHI S OWN GARMENT FAIR 3 rd 17 18 19 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY 2018 Hall No. 7, Pragati Maidan,
More informationTailoring to Perfection Enterprise Model in Apparel Sector
Tailoring to Perfection Enterprise Model in Apparel Sector The textile industry is one of the oldest industries in the country contributes to about 14% to industrial production and 4% to the country s
More informationCase Study Example: Footloose
Case Study Example: Footloose Footloose: Introduction Duraflex is a German footwear company with annual men s footwear sales of approximately 1.0 billion Euro( ). They have always relied on the boot market
More informationMinistry of Textiles. Government of India. June JuLY JuLY Mahatma Mandir, Gandhinagar, INDIA
Ministry of Textiles Government of India 30 1 2 June JuLY JuLY Mahatma Mandir, Gandhinagar, INDIA First ever mega trade event for the entire textiles value chain to position it as an annual event alongside
More informationColorPlus Woman. Park Avenue Woman
A 100% subsidiary of Raymond Limited, Raymond Apparel Ltd. has in its portfolio, some of the most highly regarded apparel brands in India including leading menswear brands Park Avenue, Parx, Manzoni and
More informationPDS MULTINATIONAL GROUP
PDS MULTINATIONAL GROUP ABOUT PDS MULTINATIONAL Designing, supplying to the world s leading apparel retailers and brands. 190+ leading retailers & brands 50 offices in 18 countries HQ Hong Kong $1.2bn
More informationFashion Designers
http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos291.htm Fashion Designers * Nature of the Work * Training, Other Qualifications, and Advancement * Employment * Job Outlook * Projections Data * Earnings * OES Data * Related
More informationHAIR OIL. Profile No.: 15 NIC Code: INTRODUCTION 2. PRODUCTS AND ITS APPLICATION 3. DESIRED QUALIFICATION FOR PROMOTER
Profile No.: 15 NIC Code: 20236 1. INTRODUCTION HAIR OIL Hair oils are widely used in India for haircare. Indigenously available herbal ingredients are used to make hair oils. However, nowadays, synthetic
More informationFashion Enter. Southampton, May 2014 Foster eco-innovation and social responsibility in the T&C industry
Fashion Enter Southampton, 14-15 May 2014 Foster eco-innovation and social responsibility in the T&C industry Hopkins, Padovani, Whittaker WSA, University of Southampton 1 Context British Fashion Council
More informationTHE BUSINESS YOU WANT. THE SUCCESS YOU DESERVE.
THE BUSINESS YOU WANT. THE SUCCESS YOU DESERVE. THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE INTERNATIONAL B2B JEWELLERY TRADE FAIR. 21 23 December 2018 Hotel Sahara Star - Mumbai Supported By An invitation TO INDIA S PREMIER
More informationA STUDY ON GARMENT EXPORTERS PERCEPTION ON TECHNOLOGY UPGRADATION IN TIRUPUR CITY
A STUDY ON GARMENT EXPORTERS PERCEPTION ON TECHNOLOGY UPGRADATION IN TIRUPUR CITY Dr P RADHAMANI Associate Professor in Commerce, Tiruppur Kumaran College for Women, Tiruppur. 1.1 INTRODUCTION In Indian
More informationIndian Polyester 2016 Celebrating 75 years of Polyester. Prashant Agarwal Jt. MD and Co Founder - Wazir Advisors
Indian Polyester 2016 Celebrating 75 years of Polyester Prashant Agarwal Jt. MD and Co Founder - Wazir Advisors 10 th August 2016 Presentation Flow 1 Global Trade 2 Changing Pattern of Fibre Consumption
More informationInvestment Opportunities in the Design Industry in Taiwan
Investment Opportunities in the Design Industry in Taiwan I. Industry Definition and Scope The Cultural and Creative Industry Policy in Taiwan has delineated the domestic design service industry into three
More informationThe Readymade Garment Industry in Bangladesh: Sustainability Practices and Challenges. Asif Ibrahim Vice Chairman Newage Group of Industry
The Readymade Garment Industry in Bangladesh: Sustainability Practices and Challenges Asif Ibrahim Vice Chairman Newage Group of Industry SOME MAJOR CONTRIBUTIONS OF THE RMG INDUSTRY TO BANGLADESH ECONOMY
More informationREPUBLIC OF RWANDA MINISTRY OF TRADE, INDUSTRY AND EAC AFFAIRS
REPUBLIC OF RWANDA MINISTRY OF TRADE, INDUSTRY AND EAC AFFAIRS RESPONSE TO THE REQUEST FOR COMMENTS AND NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING CONCERNING AN OUT- OF- CYCLE REVIEW OF RWANDA S ELIGIBILITY FOR BENEFITS
More informationFashion Pricing and Technology. Back to Table of Contents
Fashion Pricing and Technology Back to Table of Contents Chapter 11 Fashion Pricing and Technology Fashion Pricing and Technology Pricing and Credit Using Technology 2 Chapter Objectives Describe the five
More informationUS Denim Jeans Market Report
US Denim Jeans Market Report ----------------------------------------- 2015 Executive Summary Denim has become a wardrobe staple for the comfort it offers and above all for being one of the best clothing
More informationITC Ethical Fashion Initiative Impact Assessment Karen Walker Autumn-Winter 2017 Order, Kenya: July September 2016
ITC Ethical Fashion Initiative Impact Assessment Karen Walker Autumn-Winter 2017 Order, Kenya: July September 2016 Karen Walker order summary In partnership with the International Trade Centre s (ITC)
More informationVishnu Clothing Company
Vishnu Clothing Company Mfrs & Exporters of Knitted Readymade Garments Expertise & Excellence in Knitwear Vishnu Clothing Company is situated at Tirupur town, the hub of Indian knit garments industry.
More informationKadgee Clothing. Scenario and requirement
Kadgee Clothing Scenario and requirement Overview of clothing manufacturing in Europe Since the 1960 s there has been a decline in the number of UK and European clothing manufacturers due to competition
More informationPROJECT PROFILE OF Deshone Apparels Limited
PROJECT PROFILE OF Deshone Apparels Limited HEAD OFFICE & FACTORY T. H Bhaban 71, Borobagh, Mirpur-2 Dhaka-1216, Bangladesh. Phone 02-9028455 Email info@deshoneapl.com Web www.deshoneapl.com INTRODUCTION
More informationGHAR KI DUKAN ** A MULTI LEVEL MARKETING CONCEPT **
GHAR KI DUKAN ** A MULTI LEVEL MARKETING CONCEPT ** SCOPE OF SEGMENT A Survey in 2015 represents the value of men's apparel market across India in 2015 and 2025. In 2015, the men's clothing market was
More informationUNIQLO UNIQLO, FUELING CLOTHING INNOVATION
UNIQLO UNIQLO, FUELING CLOTHING INNOVATION 36 Seamless down has no stitches for the wind to get through so it is super warm. The durable water-repellent fabric and stylish silhouette are key to this product
More informationFASHION MANIA SOURCING CO., AN APPAREL SOURCING COMPANY
FASHION MANIA SOURCING CO., AN APPAREL SOURCING COMPANY ABOUT US SOURCING SAMPLING PRODUCTION SUPPLY WHO WE ARE? Fashion Mania is one of the leading sourcing agency in India specializing in clothing solutions
More informationAgenda is subject to change. ECV International reserves the right to alter this agenda.
Summit Highlights: Deep Interpretation of the Latest Government Policies and Masterplan of Textile and Apparel Industry in Myanmar An Overlook and Prospect of Today s Myanmar Textile and Apparel Industry
More informationCOMPANY PROFILE. For Wholesale & Distribution: Reflex Holding FZCO P.O. Box Dubai, (U.A.E.)
COMPANY PROFILE For Import & Sourcing: Rich City Trading Limited (HK) Guangzhou Reflex Consulting Co. Suite 408 A, 899 Jiefang Bei Lu, Yuexiu dist. Guangzhou, Guangdong, China 510000 Phone +86 20 83174272
More informationTURKISH CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS RELY ON DESIGN AND OWN BRANDS
TEXTINATION NEWSLINE 12-05-2017 TURKISH CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS RELY ON DESIGN AND OWN BRANDS Companies want stay away from cheap contract manufacturing Istanbul (GTAI) - The highly export-oriented Turkish
More informationFASHION WITH TEXTILES DESIGN BA (HONS) + FASHION BUSINESS BA (HONS) + FOUNDATION IN FASHION. Programmes are validated by:
FASHION WITH TEXTILES DESIGN BA (HONS) + FASHION BUSINESS BA (HONS) + FOUNDATION IN FASHION Programmes are validated by: WELCOME TO THE AMSTERDAM FASHION ACADEMY THE AMSTERDAM FASHION ACADEMY IS AN INTERNATIONAL
More informationOverview of the Global Textile Industry
Overview of the Global Textile Industry Bangladesh Cotton & Textile Convention 2007 Dhaka, Bangladesh Topics To Be Considered Global Trends The Trade/Sourcing Outlook Impact of China Market Requirements
More informationRisks to the Mexican Textile Industry from trade liberalization effects of the end of. the Multi-Fiber Agreement. By Lenami Godinez. For: Dr.
Risks to the Mexican Textile Industry from trade liberalization effects of the end of the Multi-Fiber Agreement By Lenami Godinez For: Dr. Hira LAS450 April 8, 2005 Table of contents 1. Introduction 2.
More informationUS Denim Apparel Market. Denim Exports to EU
Denim Industry SECTOR UPDATE March, 2018 Global Denim Sector Global denim market is estimated to grow at about 6.4% annually from $57 billion in 2016 (US accounts for 24% of this size) to $75 billion in
More informationsass & bide Spring-Summer 2017 Impact Assessment ITC Ethical Fashion Initiative: Artisan.Fashion October-November, 2016
sass & bide Spring-Summer 2017 Impact Assessment ITC Ethical Fashion Initiative: Artisan.Fashion October-November, 2016 This order was monitored using the RISE framework an innovative scheme developed
More informationMNPE In Collaboration with. Karnataka State Open University. Manasagangotri, Mysore-6. Syllabus Certificate in Fashion Designing
MNPE-09425068494 In Collaboration with Karnataka State Open University Manasagangotri, Mysore-6 Syllabus Certificate in Fashion Designing www.maanarmadaedu.org Certificate in Fashion Designing Program
More informationCurrent cotton fiber market in Russia
Current cotton fiber market in Russia By Mr. Sechko M.S., President of «Russian Cotton Association» NP One of the priorities of economic growth and national safety of the country in developing market model
More informationINDUSTRY CAPABILITY REPORT FOOTWEAR INDUSTRY
INDUSTRY CAPABILITY REPORT FOOTWEAR INDUSTRY Prepared by: Export Development Board (EDB), Sri Lanka April, 2017 CONTENTS 1. INTRODUCTION 2 2. TYPES OF PLAYERS 2 3. KEY PRODUCTS AND VARIETIES 3 4. UNIQUE
More informationDENIM: REVOLUTION IN TEXTILE MANUFACTURING. Prof. (Dr.) Subhash Desai 1 1 SAL Institute of Technology and Engineering Research
DENIM: REVOLUTION IN TEXTILE MANUFACTURING Prof. (Dr.) Subhash Desai 1 1 SAL Institute of Technology and Engineering Research Opp: Science City, Village Bhadaj, Ahmedabad 380 060 Abstract: In countries
More informationIMAGES Business of Fashion
IMAGES Business of Fashion THE DENIM ISSUE Evolving with changing times With very low per capita consumption currently, and increasing acceptance of denim as a major fashion choice, the denim sector is
More informationBRAND TALK Being Human
MADE IN INDIA, the fashion brand from Mandhana Industries, is one of those rare brands that tested the international waters before launching in India. The brand that went by the Made in India tagline is
More informationYarn WINNING TOGETHER. Fabric. An Integrated Denim Manufacturer Partner to Global & Indian Brands. Garments
1 Yarn Garments Fabric WINNING TOGETHER An Integrated Denim Manufacturer Partner to Global & Indian Brands 2 WINNING TOGETHER An Integrated ODM Partner to Global & Indian Brands 521200 SLCM:IN SLCM:BO
More informationMAGIC Show, Feb , 2016 Las Vegas, USA
MAGIC Show, Feb. 16-18, 2016 Las Vegas, USA A Report by Sunanda Santappa, Asst. Director, CLE About the Show - MAGIC an acronym for the Men's Apparel Guild in California is a 83-year-old Trade Show that
More informationTROUSERS MARKET IN INDIA
TROUSERS MARKET IN INDIA Second only to shirts as a category in men s apparel, the steady growth of the trousers market in india continues unabated. And the overall trousers market also remains over-whelmingy
More informationCHAPTER 3 Structural Pattern, Business Models, Employment & Investment Capabilities in Powerloom Sector
CHAPTER 3 Structural Pattern, Business Models, Employment & Investment Capabilities in Powerloom Sector The industrial structure and the level of sophistication of the business models adopted have greater
More informationItaly. Eyewear Key Figures 2015
Italy Eyewear Key Figures 2015 1 General information 2015 Population: 60.656.125 (-0,2% vs 2014) GDP per capita: 26.840 (+2% vs 2014) Population over-40: 55% of population Population over-65: 22% of population
More informationTurkish Textiles and Apparel Industry
Turkish Textiles and Apparel Industry 29.11.2018 The Textile & Apparel Industries In View of the Turkish Economy The textiles & apparel industries are the leading industries in manufacturing and employment
More informationA STUDY OF DIAMOND TRADE VIS.-À-VIS. GEMS AND JEWELLERY TRADE AND TOTAL MERCHANDISE TRADE OF INDIA DURING THE LAST DECADE
A STUDY OF DIAMOND TRADE VIS.-À-VIS. GEMS AND JEWELLERY TRADE AND TOTAL MERCHANDISE TRADE OF INDIA DURING THE LAST DECADE Dr. Neelam Arora I/C Principal and Head of Department, Lala Lajpatrai College of
More informationINDUSTRY OVERVIEW. No. of establishments 117 (manufacturing) March ,257 (import and export) December 2000
The information provided in this section is derived from various public and private publications. This information has not been prepared or independently verified by the Company, the Vendors, the Directors,
More informationIndian Cotton Textile Consumption in the Post-MFA Era
Indian Cotton Textile Consumption in the Post-MFA Era 2005 Agricultural Outlook Forum Cotton and Fibers Outlook 25/February 2005 by David B. Collins Assistant Executive Director - CCI Expectations for
More informationTrade Development Authority Government of Pakistan **** No. TDAP-PA/JA/QTEC/2012 Karachi, October 5, 2012
Trade Development Authority Government of Pakistan **** No. TDAP-PA/JA/QTEC/2012 Karachi, October 5, 2012 Secretary General, Pakistan Hosiery Manufactures and Exporters Association (PHMA), Karachi Subject:
More informationClothing longevity and measuring active use
Summary Report Clothing longevity and measuring active use Results of consumer research providing a quantitative baseline to measure change in clothing ownership and use over time. This will inform work
More informationDutch Circular Textiles Platform
Dutch Circular Textiles Platform Contents Dutch Circular Textiles Platform Supply chain in transition 4 What are circular textiles exactly? And what else? Vision 5 Ambition 5 Strategy 6 Innovation capacity
More informationFACTS & NUMBERS 2016
FACTS & NUMBERS 2016 STATISTICAL ANALYSIS 2015 Portugal exported 79 million pairs of shoes, valued at 1 865 million euros. 2015 was the sixth consecutive year with growth in footwear exports Exports have
More informationSAVILE ROW ACADEMY The Pinnacle of Sartorial Excellence: Training the Elite Tailors of the Future. Savile Row Academy
SAVILE ROW ACADEMY The Pinnacle of Sartorial Excellence: Training the Elite Tailors of the Future Savile Row Academy Bespoke Tailor s Certificate Course Course Guide 11 September to 14 June 2019 Introduction
More informationPost Event Report on 2 nd Indo Russia Jewellery Summit 2012
Post Event Report on 2 nd Indo Russia Jewellery Summit 2012 Name of the show: 2 nd Indo Russia Jewellery Summit Date of Summit 29 th 30 th Oct 2012 Exhibit Profile: Organizers: Venue: Visitors details
More informationTHIS REPORT CONTAINS ASSESSMENTS OF COMMODITY AND TRADE ISSUES MADE BY USDA STAFF AND NOT NECESSARILY STATEMENTS OF OFFICIAL U.S.
THIS REPORT CONTAINS ASSESSMENTS OF COMMODITY AND TRADE ISSUES MADE BY USDA STAFF AND NOT NECESSARILY STATEMENTS OF OFFICIAL U.S. GOVERNMENT POLICY Required Report - public distribution Date: GAIN Report
More informationGoMax International Trading Co.,ltd. (100% Export Oriented Garments&Fabric Trading Co.,Ltd) Texstream Fashion Limited
GoMax International Trading Co.,ltd (100% Export Oriented Garments&Fabric Trading Co.,Ltd) Texstream Fashion Limited (100% Export Oriented Knit Garments Industry) FACTORY PROFILE CORPORATE OFFICE: FLAT:
More informationPakistan Leather Garments Sector ( )
2018 Trade Analysis Series Pakistan Leather Garments Sector (2017-18) Trade Analysis Series Turn Potential into Profit! Ministry of Industries and Production Government of Pakistan www.smeda.org.pk UAN:
More information2. The US Apparel and Footwear Market Size by Personal Consumption Expenditure,
1 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. The US Apparel and Footwear Market Introduction 2. The US Apparel and Footwear Market Size by Personal Consumption Expenditure, 2005-2010 3. The US Apparel and Footwear Per Capita
More informationISTANBUL APPAREL EXPORTERS ASSOCIATION
What s IHKIB ISTANBUL APPAREL EXPORTERS ASSOCIATION Istanbul Apparel Exporters Association (İHKİB) is one of the most important industrial organizations of Turkish Apparel Industry, which is among the
More informationSTATISTICAL ANALYSIS 2015
FACTS & NUMBERS STATISTICAL ANALYSIS 2015 Portugal exported 79 million pairs of shoes, valued at 1 865 million euros. 2015 was the sixth consecutive year with footwea exports growth Exports grew by 1.1%
More informationStrong consumer connect is the essence of brand value.
BRAND VALUE Strong consumer connect is the essence of brand value. WHEN CONSUMERS SPEAKING DIFFERENT LANGUAGES, LIVING IN DIFFERENT TIME ZONES, WITH DISTINCT CULTURES REMEMBER ABOUT YOUR BRAND AND THE
More informationThis is a licensed product of Ken Research and should not be copied
1 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. UAE Textile Industry Introduction 2. UAE Textile Industry Market Size, 2007-2011 2.1. By Output, 2007-2011 2.2. By Revenue, 2006-2011 3. UAE Textile Industry Segmentation 3.1. By
More informationOverview of Taiwan Textile Industry 2013
Overview of Taiwan Textile Industry 2013 2014.04 A. Status of Taiwan Textile Industry At the beginning stage, Taiwan textile industry imported raw materials for processing and exported most of the finished
More informationSAC S RESPONSE TO THE OECD ALIGNMENT ASSESSMENT
SAC S RESPONSE TO THE OECD ALIGNMENT ASSESSMENT A Collaboration Between the Sustainable Apparel Coalition and the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development February 13, 2019 A Global Language
More informationA Golden Opportunity for Intimate Apparel Industry stakeholders
A Golden Opportunity for Intimate Apparel Industry stakeholders As Prime Minister Modi continues to champion the cause of Make In India, and infrastructure issues and rising wages plague China, the present
More informationChina is simply having their comeback.
Whoever thinks China is an emerging economy in the world is wrong: China is simply having their comeback. MADE IN CHINA Advice Report Shanti Rossa 25 May 2011 Whoever thinks China is an emerging economy
More informationSession 10. Sourcing and Supplier Management Practices
Session 10 Sourcing and Supplier Management Practices 1 Outline Introduction: HK Apparel Industry Environment of HK s Apparel Industry Merchandising Management Sourcing Fashion Merchandising organisations
More informationRetail Marketing Project at De-Lemon, a Unit of Banaras Beads Ltd. Nikita Ajwani PGDM Number Mousumi Sengupta Professor-HRM
Retail Marketing Project at De-Lemon, a Unit of Banaras Beads Ltd Nikita Ajwani PGDM Number 11035 Mousumi Sengupta Professor-HRM 6 5 Comments by the Faculty Banaras Beads Limited (BBL) is a govt. recognized
More information30th- 31st August & 1st September Dana Mandi, Bahadur K Road, Near Jalandhar Bypass, Ludhiana, Punjab, India
30th- 31st August & 1st September 2018 Dana Mandi, Bahadur K Road, Near Jalandhar Bypass, Ludhiana, Punjab, India ABOUT THE SHOW The Indian garment industry buys 12,000 million dollars worth input material
More informationFor- Credit Courses and Certificate Programs in Apparel Merchandising & Management for Industry Professionals
For- Credit Courses and Certificate Programs in for Industry Professionals C A L P O L Y P O M O N A Fall 2013 1. Certificate in Apparel Manufacturing* (16 quarter units over 9 months) Perhaps surprisingly,
More informationASHIKA GROUP OF COMPANIES
ASHIKA GROUP OF COMPANIES ASHIKA GROUP PROFILE One of the best known names in ladies ethnic wear market. Strong foundation in the business since 1975. One of the leading manufacturers and traders in the
More informationThe Go-To Sourcing Destination: Vietnam Continues to Lure U.S. Firms. SOURCING at MAGIC August 14, 2017
The Go-To Sourcing Destination: Vietnam Continues to Lure U.S. Firms SOURCING at MAGIC August 14, 2017 About the United States Fashion Industry Association (USFIA) Our Mission The United States Fashion
More informationDEBS TEXTILE CORPORATION COMPANY PROFILE
DEBS TEXTILE CORPORATION COMPANY PROFILE Creating Inspirational Fabrics Silky, Supple, Elegant. A Rich Variety. Timeless Quality. Who We Are Debs Textile Corporation is a manufacturer and seller of textile
More informationTHE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF TEXTILE ORGANIZATIONS REPRESENTING THE ENTIRE SPECTRUM OF THE U.S. DOMESTIC TEXTILE INDUSTRY
THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF TEXTILE ORGANIZATIONS REPRESENTING THE ENTIRE SPECTRUM OF THE U.S. DOMESTIC TEXTILE INDUSTRY Mike Hubbard American Sheep Industry Association January 24, 2014 THE NATIONAL COUNCIL
More information3.8x Growth in spends on fashion and apparel by 2020
A Younger India is Changing Is Getting the Fashion More Fashionable Landscape A Boston Consulting Group study suggests that the life-time consumption of a child born in 2009 in India is going to be 13X
More informationChina Textile and Apparel Production and Sales Statistics, Jul. 2014
China Textile and Apparel Production and Sales Statistics, 2013-2014 Jul. 2014 STUDY GOAL AND OBJECTIVES This report provides the industry executives with strategically significant competitor information,
More information