Postbus 428NL – 3700 AK ZeistNetherlandsTel: 00/31/30/2320900Fax: 00/31/30/2320999E-mail: wintermans@modint.nlWeb: www.textielnet...
Worldwide Garments Importers List
Worldwide importers, buyers, exporters, manufacturers, dealers, buying agents, stock lot buyers, traders, wholesalers, ....
Worldwide Undergarments Importers List
Worldwide Undegarments importers, buyers, exporters, manufacturers, dealers, buying agents, stock lot buyers, traders, wholesalers, .......
Worldwide Shoes and Footwear Importers List
Worldwide importers, buyers, dealers, buying agents, stock lot buyers, traders, wholesalers, ....
Imitation Jewelry
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Handbags
A handbag, also purse or pouch in American English, is a handled medium-to-large bag that is often fashionably....
Latvian Textile and Clothing Association – LATVIA
Elizabetes iela 2-420LV– 1010 RigaLatviaTel: 00/371/29488338Fax: 00/371/67039745E-mail: stragu@latnet...
Lithuanian Apparel and Textile Industry Association – LATIA
Lietuvos aprangos ir tekstiles imoniu asociacijaSaltoniskiu 29/3LT – 08105 VilniusLithuaniaTel: 00/370/5/2790.131Fax: 00/370/5/2721.127E-mail: latia@latia.ltWeb: www.latia.lt...
Irish Clothing & Textiles Alliance – ICATA
Confederation House – 84/86 Lower Baggot StreetIE – Dublin 2IrelandTel: 00/353/1/605.1529 – 605.1560Fax : 00/353/1/638.1529 – 638.1560E-mail: sean.beary@ibec.ieWeb: www.ibec.ie/ic...
Federazione Tessile Moda – SMI
Viale Sarca N.223 -IT – 20126 MilanoItalyTel: 00/39/02/641191Fax : 00/39/02/6610.3667 – 6610.3670E-mail: info@sistemamodaitalia.itWeb: www.sistemamodaitalia...
Hellenic Fashion Industry Association (SEPEE)
18a Ermou st.GR – 54624 ThessalonikiGreeceTel. : 00/30/2310/257.075Fax. : 00/30/2310/257.076E-mail : info@greekfashion.grWeb : www.greekfashion...
Association of Hungarian Light Industry – AHLI
Magyar Könnyuipari Szövetség.Jokai u.2.HU – 1061 BudapestHungaryTel: 00/36/1/2692799Fax: 00/36/1/3172907E-mail: mksz2@axelero...
Gesamtverband der deutschen Textil- und Modeindustrie – GTMI
Frankfurter Strasse 10-14 – Postfach 53 40DE – 65728 EschbornGermanyTel: 00/49/6196/9660Fax : 00/49/6196/42170E-mail: info@textil-mode.deWeb: www.textil-mode...
Union des Industries Textiles – UIT
37-39 rue de Neuilly – B.P. 121FR – 92110 Clichy CédexFranceTel: 00/33/1/4756.3100Fax : 00/33/1/4730.2528E-mail: uit@textile.frWeb: www.textile...
Union Française des Industries de l’Habillement – UFIH
8 rue MontesquieuFR – 75001 ParisFranceTel: 00/33/1/4455.6660Fax: 00/33/1/4455.6666E-mail: secretariatufih@lamodefrancaise.orgWeb: www.lamodefrancaise....
Estonian Clothing and Textile Association – ECTA
Tartu mtn 63 -EE – 10115 TallinnEstoniaTel: 00/372/6/115.567Fax : 00/372/6/115.568E-mail: info@textile.eeWeb: www.textile.ee...
Federation of Finnish Textile and Clothing Industries – FINATEX
Eteläranta 10 -FI – 00130 HelsinkiFinlandTel: 00/358/10/830.1400Fax : 00/358/9/653.305E-mail: veli-matti.kankaanpaa@finatex.fiWeb: www.finatex...
Asociace Textilniho Odevniho Kozedelneho prumyslu – ATOK
Tèsnov 5CZ – 110 01 Praha 1Czech RepublicTel: 00/420/224/805.341Fax: 00/420/224/805.339E-mail: atok@atok.czWeb: www.atok...
Federation of Danish Textile and Clothing
Birk Centerpark 38 – P.O. Box 507DK – 7400 HerningDenmarkTel: 00/45/97/117.200Fax : 00/45/97/117.215E-mail: info@textile.dkWeb: www.textile...
Bulgarian Association of Textile and Clothing – BATEC
Sq. Macedonia Sq1, et. 9BG – 1000 SofiaBulgarianTel. : 00/359/2/9877016Fax: 00/359/2/4010663E-mail: batek@abv...
CREAMODA – Belgian fashion
Leliegaarde 22BE – 1731 ZellikBelgiumTel: 02/238.10.11Fax: 02/238.10.10E-mail: info@creamoda.beWeb: www.creamoda...
Fachverband der Bekleidungsindustrie Österreichs – FBO
Wiedner Hauptstrasse 63AT – 1045 WienAustriaTel: 00/43/5/90.900.4903Fax : 00/43/5/90.900.4908E-mail: office@fashion-industry.atWeb: www.fashion-industry.at...
Fédération Belge de l’Industrie Textile, du Bois et de l’Ameublement – FEDUSTRIA
Allée Hof-ter-Vleestdreef 5, b1BE – 1070 BruxellesBelgiumTel: 02/528.58.11Fax : 02/528.58.09E-mail: info@fedustria.beWeb: www.fedustria...
Brazilian Clothing Association
04507-010, São Paolo (São Paulo)BRAZIL (BRASIL)Tel: +55 (11) 3887 4500Fax: +55 (11) 3885 5638Web: www.abravest.org.brE-mail: abravest@uol.com.brsubjects: Apparel, Fashion, Fabric, Text...
Fachverband der Textilindustrie Österreichs – FTO
Rudolfsplatz 12 -AT – 1010 WienAustriaTel: 00/43/1/5333.726Fax : 00/43/1/5333.726.40E-mail: textil@textilindustrie.atWeb: www.textilindustrie...
China National Garment Association (CNGA)
ChinaTel: 86 10 85229073Fax: 86 10 85229461E-mail: contact@cnga.org.cnWeb: www.cnga.org.cnProile: Founded in 1991, China National Garment Association (CNGA) is a self-disciplining, nonprofit and nationwide intermediary organization of China’s garment industry. In line with the principle of promoting the development of China’s garment industry, CNGA provides garment-related services for government, industry and society.Secretariat comprises Administration Department, Membership Department, Industry Department, Information Department, Exhibition...
Bulgarian Association of Apparel and Textile Producers and Exporters (BAATPE)
1057 Sofia36 Dragan Tsankov Blvd.World Trade Center INTERPRED, 3rd floor, office 304BulgariaTel: +359 2 969 31 61, 969 31 66Fax: +359 2 969 31 81E-mail:association@bgtextiles.orgWeb: www.bgtextiles.orgProfile: Industry BackgroundThe apparel and textile industry represent nearly 25% of Bulgaria’s foreign exports.The value of these exports exceeded 1.8 billion Euros in 2004.There are over 2,000 companies that specialize in the production of apparel in Bulgaria.Bulgaria boasts a tradition of high quality, reliability and competitive prices.Presently,...
The APPAREL EXPORTERS ASSOCIATION 200 GFP
7-2, East Tower, World Trade Centre, Echelon Square,Colombo 01, Sri LankaPhone: 94 11 2 346 370Fax: 94 11 2 346 376E-mail: 200gfp@garments.lkWebsite: www.garments.lkCategory: Readymade Garments, ApparelsProfile: The APPAREL EXPORTERS ASSOCIATION 200 GFP was established in 1993, and its membership comprises of enterprises, partnerships, sole proprietorships & limited liability companies, carrying on the business of manufacturing and exporting of garments from Sri Lanka.The Primary Objectives of the Association, concisely, are as followsThe promotion,...
Sri Lanka Garments Buying Offices Association
No. 1, Anderson Road (Off Dickmens Road),Colombo 05, Sri LankaPhone: (011)-2553057 / 5354948-51Fax: (011)-5354951E-mail: info@garmentslanka.comWeb: www.garmentslanka.comCategory: Apparels, GarmentsProfile: The Sri Lanka Garment Buying Offices Association was formed in 1993 with the primary objective of promoting and fostering the growth of the Garment Industry in Sri Lanka. The members of the Sri Lanka Garment Buying Offices Association represent international prestigious brand names and are responsible for the generation of approximately 70% of...
Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers & Exporters Association : BGMEA
Dhaka (Dacca), DhakaBANGLADESHTel: 880 (2) 811 5597Fax: 880 (2) 811 3951E-mail: info@bgmea.comWebsite: www.bgmea.comCategory: Apparels, Readymade Garments, FashionProfile: The Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BGMEA) is the only recognized trade body that represents all the export oriented garment manufacturers and exporters of the country.The Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BGMEA) is the officially recognized apex apparel export trade body of 4,490 apparel manufacturing units.The RMG sector...
Small Apparel Brands On A Roll
Small brands that are mushrooming in small cities are now attracting the attention of private players. Brands such as Liverpool Retail India's Barcelona, Vir Retail's John Hill and Nahar Group's Cotton County that sell outfits at less than one-third the price of national brands are opening stores faster than the cautious national brands.These brands have a price range of Rs150 to 600 and work on low margins and fast stock turnover. Their marketing efforts are mostly localised and they woo new consumers into the organised sector through discounted...
End to Chinese brand export subsidies
The Chinese government has agreed to end a range of subsidies that help boost sales of Chinese-branded merchandise around the world -- including apparel and textiles -- rather than face a fight with the United States at the World Trade Organisation (WTO).The office of US Trade Representative said the deal marks the end of "numerous subsidies we identified as prohibited under WTO rules." The agreement between Washington and Beijing brings to a close legal action begun by the United States at the WTO last December.In its case, the United States said...
Textile Sector Faces Technological Obsolescence
Recent years have witnessed a drastic growth in the hosiery, and readymade garment production in the Indian textile sector. However, the textile sector is largely unorganised and dispersed.Due to this, the industry is suffering from technological obsolescence and sub-sectors need up-to-date machinery for production of fabric, yarn, and ready-made garments, according to fibre2fashion.India has taken several steps to boost the industrial growth in the textile sector. Initiatives such as Technology Upgradation Funds Scheme (TUFS), Scheme for Integrated...
Clusters To Help UP Weavers To Compete Globally
The union ministry for textiles is all set to launch its cluster development scheme across five districts of Uttar Pradesh to impart training to weavers so that they can compete on international platform.The programme is expected to offer a boost to handloom weavers of the region. Six to eight clusters will be formed in each of the five districts, including Barabanki, Varanasi, Bijnore, Azamgarh and Amroha with each cluster comprising of 300 to 500 weavers.Designers from leading institutes such as National Institute of Design (NID) will impart...
Dyeing Units Strike Gives Jitters To Exporters
The continuing strike by the dyeing unit owners in Tirupur is giving jitters to the clothing exporting sector in the south India based textile and garment hub. At a time when the order position of most of the garment exporters seems to be improving, this strike could put a spanner in the works and dampen their spirits.The dyeing units have struck work in support of their demand that the state and the central government share the cost of treating effluents discharged by these units. Dyeing process is a very important process within the value-chain...
