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Feature Exhbitors in Premium Wool Zone (Hall 5.1) by Alphebatical Order, As of 31 May 2018 27 – 29 September 2018 (NEW DATE) Feature exhbitors in Premium Wool zone (Hall 5.1) By alphebatical order, as of 31 May 2018 Abraham Moon & Sons Ltd United Kingdom Wool www.moons.co.uk Celebrating 180 years of British heritage and design, Moon is a UK manufacturer of quality woollen fabrics to leading high street fashion brands in the mid- range to high-end apparel, home textile and fashion accessories sectors. As one of Britain's last vertical woollen mills, Moon offers the assurance of luxurious quality as well as a unique understanding of today's fashion and the ever-changing needs of the clothing industry. We will be showcasing new fabrics for AW18/19 designed by Creative Director Martin Aveyard and his team across Lambswool, Worsted and Shetland types in Pure Wool. Beijing Vitality Textiles Co Ltd China Wool www.scabal.com Scabal has been crafting the world’s finest fabrics at our historic mill in England since 1539. From sheep to shop, Scabal have complete control over their production process, and use only the best natural fibres, sourced directly from the growers. Scabal were the first company to introduce the Super 120’s, 150’s, 180’s and 200’s cloth to the market, and also introduced the incorporation of precious gems and metals directly into our cloth; including diamond, lapis lazuli, gold and platinum. Today, Scabal offers more than 5000 fabrics, each available for next-day delivery worldwide. We provide fabrics for the world’s best tailors and biggest brands, including Burberry, Tom Ford, Berluti, Prada, and Brioni to name just a few. Beijing Vitality, who is the most influential platform in finest fabric supplying field, is our only official distributor in mainland China. 1 / 4 27 – 29 September 2018 (NEW DATE) Feature exhbitors in Premium Wool zone (Hall 5.1) By alphebatical order, as of 31 May 2018 Dormeuil France Wool www.dormeuil.com In 1842, Jules Dormeuil created a family business that would soon become world leader in supplying luxury fine cloths For 170 years, The House of Dormeuil has developed timeless and iconic fabrics that have cemented the Company’s reputation across all five continents. From Kings to Presidents, Hollywood to connoisseurs . Dormeuil continues to dress the world’s elite with timeless British elegance. Today, Dormeuil fits comfortably into the world of contemporary luxury, pioneering innovative cloths using the world’s finest and rarest natural fibres. Dormeuil’s collections include the exquisite Haute Couture range that continues to tempt leading fashion houses of our time while also offering limited edition cloths for the extraordinary. These exceptional fabrics are developed by Dormeuil’s own design team and manufactured in non-other than England, using traditional methods that blended with best of mordern technology. Holland & Sherry United Kingdom www.hollandandsherry.com At Holland & Sherry we are renowned for our luxurious fabric qualities. Our comprehensive range of fabrics include a variety of qualities woven from fine micron merino wools and noble fibres. Highly featured in this seasons collection is HS 1842 Argento; an exclusive range of fabrics woven from a Super 200’s, 13.5 micron wool encapsulated with a nano silver finish. Also featured is HS 1878, a collection woven from Gostwyck superfine Saxon merino wool. The supply chain for the fabrics in this collection have full traceability which means that Holland & Sherry are able to provide documented and recorded identification of all processes from sheep to cloth. 2 / 4 27 – 29 September 2018 (NEW DATE) Feature exhbitors in Premium Wool zone (Hall 5.1) By alphebatical order, as of 31 May 2018 Our collection has been designed to an exceptionally high standard and has a distinctive and unique handwriting. We are proud to lay claim that all our fabrics have a beautiful handle and a luxurious, natural sheen, and will tailor into some of the most beautiful garments in existence today. Our collection offers a wide range of both classic and contemporary designed fabrics to suit all tastes. Huddersfield Fine Worsteds United Kingdom Based in Yorkshire, England, the principal center of English wool manufacturing, Huddersfield Fine Worsteds is the premier provider of the finest Made in England and Made in Italy fabric collections to the global fashion industry. From Savile Row to Shanghai, world - renowned bespoke tailors, retailers, designers, garment manufacturers and European couture fashion houses choose HFW to satisfy all of their textile requirements. The company also holds a Royal Warrant By Appointment to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Among our must-see new collections being showcased at interTextile Shanghai Edition Spring 2017 are Fresco III, The Ultimate Travel Suit, and BASH, the Ultimate Party and Formal Collection. We look forward to seeing you at the show. 3 / 4 27 – 29 September 2018 (NEW DATE) Feature exhbitors in Premium Wool zone (Hall 5.1) By alphebatical order, as of 31 May 2018 Scabal NV/SA United Kingdom www.scabal.com Scabal has been crafting the world’s finest fabrics at our historic mill in England since 1539. From sheep to shop, Scabal have complete control over their production process, and use only the best natural fibres, sourced directly from the growers. Scabal were the first company to introduce the Super 120’s, 150’s, 180’s and 200’s cloth to the market, and also introduced the incorporation of precious gems and metals directly into our cloth; including diamond, lapis lazuli, gold and platinum. Today, Scabal offers more than 5000 fabrics, each available for next-day delivery worldwide. We provide fabrics for the world’s best tailors and biggest brands, including Burberry, Tom Ford, Berluti, Prada, and Brioni to name just a few. Beijing Vitality, who is the most influential platform in finest fabric supplying field, is our only official distributor in mainland China. Stylbiella Italy Stylbiella has been known of producing superfine wool fabrics for the greatest tailors, symbol of both high quality and all 100% made in Italy. Innovation beyond Tradition and customer need is the key product philosophies to Stylbiella. To offer key tailor shops a range of product selections. In addition to its faultless offering of wool fabrics for suits, Stylbiella has expanded into categories of coat fabrics, shirt fabrics and tie, all 100% made in Italy, in order to give its customer one-stop product offering and best shopping experience. Today, Stylbiella begins a new journey, building on its existing expertise and DNA, by positioning itself exclusively in the Su Misura space with a contemporary approach. Stylbiella’s look books help facilitate customers and end consumers to better understand sophistication of fashion and interpretation of our products. They will show you the ‘new formal’ for modern men’s wear in multiple occasions. 4 / 4 .
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