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Fair Name: Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics – Spring Edition 2019

Fair Date: 12 – 14 March 2019

Venue: National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai),

Admission: For trade visitors only - admission free

Sponsor: China National & Apparel Council

Supporters: China Textile Association China Textile Association China Bast and Leaf Fibres Textile Association China Association China Chemical Association China and Association China Industrial Association China Home Textile Association China National Garment Association China Designers Association China Fashion Designers & Color Association China Filament Association (CFWA) Federation of China Textile and Garment Entrepreneurs

Organisers: Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd The Sub-Council of Textile , CCPIT China Textile Information Centre

Exhibition Scale: 160,000sqm (gross) with 6 halls in total.

Exhibitors: Total no. of exhibitors: 3274

Visitors: 2018: 82,314 trade visitors (from 104 countries and regions)

Visitor Profile: Garment Manufacturer; Trading Company; Import & Export Corporation; Wholesaler; Agent; Department Store; Retailer/ Chain Store; Trade Association or Organization/ Textile Institution; Press; Home Textile Related and Designer/

Product Groups: Fabrics: Cotton, wool, silk, /, man-made, knitted, functional, and , Fibres/. Textile-related: printing & CAD/CAM/CIM systems, design & styling, trade publications, quality control, Digital printing. Accessories: Lace, , Embroidery, Interlining, Linings, , /Zip , Threads & Tapes, , Heat Transfer Print, , Hook, Loop, , , Rhinestone, Bead, Sequin. Accessories: Shoulder , Cups, Pasties, Pads, Lace, Ribbon, Ring, Slider, Hook, Hook and Eye Tape. Fashion Accessories: & , , Scarf, Metal Accessories, Others: Packaging, Shopping , Hanger, and Mannequin.

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1. Overview of the fair 1.1. Hall Allocation

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International hall SalonEurope 5.1H Pavilions 5.1H Group Pavilions 5.1H Individual exhibitors by product groups 5.1H zones 5.1H

Accessories vision

Domestic & Overseas accessories exhibitors 6.2H

Beyond Domestic & Overseas denim exhibitors 7.1H

Domestic halls ( by product end-use) Ladieswear Fabrics 6.2H, 7.2H, 6.1H, 8.1H Casual Wear Fabrics 7.1H Suiting Fabrics 6.1H Shirting Fabrics 6.1H Functional Wear / Fabrics 8.1H Lingerie Fabrics 6.2H

1.2. International Hall highlights 5 Country/ region pavilions and 3 country zones (By pavilion/ zone size order) SalonEurope 1. Italy – Milano Unica Pavilion 2. Turkey (zone) 3. (zone) 4. (zone)

Asia 1. Korea Pavilion 2. Taiwan Pavilion 3. Japan Pavilion 4. Pavilion

2 Group pavilions organized by: (by alphabetical order) 1. Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) () 2. Korea Textile Center (KTC) (Korea)

Featured Zones  Accessories Vision - Overseas Accessories Zone  Beyond Denim - Overseas Denim Zone  Functional Lab  Premium Wool Zone  Verve for Design  All About Sustainability  Digital Printing Zone

1.3. programme  Trend Forum  Trend Tour  Seminar  Panel Discussion

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1.2 International Hall highlight Exhibitor Profile- Country / Region pavilions

SalonEurope (5.1H) SalonEurope featured quality fabrics and accessories exhibitors from European countries including France, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Turkey and the United Kingdom.

Milano Unica pavilion (5.1H) Organizer: Milano Unica Supported by: Ministry of Economic Development, ICE, Sistema Moda Italia, the Municipality of Milan and Banca Sella.

Characteristics and features of the exhibit: This is the 15th edition held in the framework of Intertextile. The Chinese market confirms its wealth of opportunities for high end and accessories. In addition to the traditional men’s wear fabrics, the demand of fabrics and accessories for women’s wear and children’s wear are shown increasingly rapidly. MU Shanghai continues in its role as a catalyst for the development of Italian companies in Asian market.

Exhibitor highlight:  Intesa C Srl (Stand number: 5.1-J43) Intesa C srl was founded in 1988 by Olindo Cervella, following over twenty years of experience in both the textile and industry. It immediately established itself as a reference point for many Italian wholesalers and garment makers. Following the evolution of the , it then also began to stand out in the foreign markets and its collections are now present in more than 30 countries around the world. Intesa carries the goal to "dress" women in every moment of the day: in everyday life, with practical and comfortable fabrics; in free time, with sports fabrics; on important occasions, with elegant and refined fabrics that underline femininity.

 Lanificio Luigi Colombo SpA (Stand number: 5.1-J69) Lanificio Luigi Colombo is the world’s largest producer of cashmere and high quality. From the meticulous selection of fibers to their transformation into yarns and fabrics right to the finished product. Each single phase takes place within a vertical structure under the close supervision of the Colombo Family to guarantee the highest possible degree of quality. For example, the fibers consists in ninety-four production steps and eighteen intermediate controls in order to guarantee the top and detailed quality product.

 Tessuti Di Sondrio - Marzotto Group (Stand number: 5.1-J51) With over 120 years of textile tradition, Tessuti Di Sondrio excels in its industry and to produce every year approximately 6 million meters of fabrics, between -dyed, piece-dyed, and ready for garment dyeing. In each process Tessuti Di Sondrio uses special water that is recognized at a European level for the properties that make them unique. As unique as the "hands" and the sensations, because it eliminate the use of acids, caustic soda, resins as as reducing the use of soaping agents and auxiliary chemicals. Thus, the fabrics are the first choice of men and women from America, Asia, Australia and Europe which testifying to the company’s passion for the world of fabrics.

Turkey zone (5.1H) With 4 new companies recorded in the Spring Edition, the Turkey zone in SalonEurope has reached 10 exhibitors who cover a range of cotton, knitted, man-made and jacquard fabrics.

 Ramnur Tekstil San Ve Tic Ltd Sti (Stand number: 5.1-F47) The company started commercial life in a small shop - named by sainted Rahmi Yilmaz back in 1935. After 80 years development, Ramnur has expanded to 1.5million annual production capacity by 2005 after manufacturing in Bursa. The 99% of the production has been exported so far. They have two main brands: the DORLEO and .

 Unlu Transfer Tekstil San Ve Tic Ltd Sti (Stand number: 5.1-F35) Unlu Transfer offers design and color to all lifestyles, preferences and products. Their specialty is creative excellence to fit whether the hottest new trend or something more traditional and romantic. Unlu Transfer is considered as the leading resource for inspiration and style for any designer as well. The company has a #1 Preliminary Report (Page 5 of 18) Update as of 6 March 2019

creative team who can quickly evaluate client needs and produce instant color representations using the latest CAD . Their clients are well known fashion brands including Zara, Mango, H&M, Topshop, Umbro, Sisley, etc.

France zone (5.1H) Organizer: no official pavilion organiser. Group fabric exhibitors from France together in one area. Characteristics and features of the exhibit: The growing demand for the high-end and luxury design market in China has encouraged the French mills continue its presence in the spring edition. Three exhibitors will showcase their elegance and high quality collection of fabrics with embroidery, original French Leavers lace for cocktail, wedding dresses, lingerie and garments.

Exhibitor highlight:  Jean Bracq (Stand number: 5.1-G47) Founded in 1889 in , in the North of France, creates and makes the world’s oldest and exceptional woven fabrics--- Leavers for its prestigious clients. Jean Bracq laces are characterized by its refinement and quality which has become well known in the whole world and used in famous fashion houses such as Chanel, Valentino, Chole, Dior and more. Celebrities including former US first lady Hilary Clinton, Michelle Obama and Carole Middleton. Moreover, they got certificates from Oeko-Tex, Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant and Ecogriffe also further proven the quality of Jean Bracq lace.

 Solstiss Sarl (Stand number: 5.1-F48) Founded in 1974 with the union of five renowned lacemakers Ledieu Beauvillain, Henri and Victor Machu, Robert Belot and Edouard Beauvillain who decided to pool their expertise and share this with the world. Having been declared a ‘Living Heritage Company’ in 2011, the firm has really made a name for itself in France in the space of just a few years and is now synonymous with quality, mastery and carefully preserved expertise. Solstiss masterpieces include Grace Kelly's lace wedding dress when she married the King of Monaco, the black lace dress worn by Marilyn Monroe in 1955-1957, and the black lace veil worn by Audrey Hepburn. They also supplies the most prestigious names in the fashion world, such as Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Christian Dior, Dolce & Gabbana, Valentino & more ……

German zone (5.1H) Characteristics and features of the exhibit: 5 quality exhibitors who specialize in high end , print and cotton fabrics for high end luxury market.

Exhibitor highlight:  Transfertex GmbH & Co Thermodruck KG (Stand number: 5.1-E60) Pioneer in heat transfer printing. One of the few companies with a fully integrated manufacturing process for printing and films. Flexible in supply from 1 meter of transfer printing up to many thousands of meters. Beside fashion collection, they now also focus on ready-to-print designs and customized print design for team sport and active wear with sustainable sublimation paper which creates less waste.

Asia pavilions (5.1H)

Korea pavilion (5.1H) Organizer: Korea Fashion Textile Association (KFTA)

Characteristics and features of the exhibit: 67 pavilion members brings a wide range of high quality fabrics to the fair, including functional, mixed, lace and embroidery, linen/ramie, cotton, digital print, silk and knitted etc. Those fabrics are widely adopted in ladies wear, casualwear, sportswear and outdoor wear…..Nearly one third of them accept small orders.

Exhibitor highlight:  Duckwoo Corporation (Stand number: 5.1-B95) Established in 1994. Duckwoo mainly produces , such as silky & acetate-like woven fabrics by using special yarns (high twisted & eco-friendly yarns) for women's blouses & shirts. To recognize their efforts in textile development, Duckwoo has received the 20th “Korea textile & Fashion” award and the President’s award in 2010 and 2007 respectively. Turkey, Italy and China are its main exporting countries. #1 Preliminary Report (Page 6 of 18) Update as of 6 March 2019

 R&D Textile Co Ltd (Stand number: 5.1-E89) R&D Textile was established in 2003 with headquarter in Korea, office in Shanghai, and agent in , France and Australia. It has pursued innovative technology development, stable quality production, unique knowhow & strong product competitiveness. TRIDITEX® is the trademark of R&D Textile. It offers high-end fashion fabrics for dress, , casual and party wear in classic and trendy styling. Their clients including Ralph Lauren, DKNY, Chloe, Marc Jacobs, H&M, Ted Baker etc.

 Visionland (Stand number: 5.1-A85) Visionland is a fabric and garments manufacturing company which is exporting shirts, blouses, and pants as well as textile to the global markets. In addition, it is trying to be a green company making many eco-friendly products such as such as TENCEL® , Organic Cotton, , Sorona and other recycled synthetic fabrics.

Taiwan pavilion (5.1H) Organizers: Taiwan Textile Federation

Characteristics and features of the exhibit: 40 exhibitors cover a wide range of products, from yarns, fibers (both man-made and synthetic) to knitted, lace, embroidery and functional fabrics in which “Made in Taiwan” quality is well-known worldwide.

Exhibitor highlight:  Keen Ching Industrial Co Ltd (Stand number: 5.1-C71) Founded in 1976, initially engaged in machinery production and transformed to one of the leading zipper manufacturer in the world. With the indoor R&D department, KCC innovative products would beyond conventions with new functions and aesthetic features which differentiated them from the generic mass-produced goods in the current market. Nowadays, KCC are well known of the production of invisible zippers, with the most types and sizes in the world, they are available with a variety of special tapes such as transparent, cotton, jean, ribbon, lace and can be used with movable bottom-stop or Hook & Eye.

 Wedtex Industrial Corp (Stand number: 5.1-C55) With 30 years dedication, Wedtex has strived in the lace industry and become the largest lace manufacturer in the world. Even in the economic downturn, they have rejected 20% of the orders due to insufficient capacity to overwhelming orders all over the world. Enhance lace design capacity for nearly 3000 annually, introduce international machinery in quality control, lace refinement and establish Myanmar to lower cost pave the way to Wedtax’s success. Moreover, famous wedding/ couture brand such as Elie Saab, Pronovaias and Valentino, which popular among royal and Hollywood celebrities are from the hand of Wedtax.

Japan pavilion (5.1H) Organizer: Japan Fashion Week Organization Supported by: Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI); Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO)

Characteristics and features of the exhibit: The spring edition of Japan pavilion is set to celebrate the fifth holding of this event, which consistently outperforms its autumn equivalent each time. On this occasion, the Japan Pavilion features a convergence of 21 companies; all of which showcasing high-quality fabrics.

Exhibitor highlight:  Tatsumi Weaving Co., Ltd. (Stand number: 5.1-D66 ) As new exhibitor in Japan Pavilion, Tatsumi Weaving produces fine fabrics from a base of cotton yarn, while also bringing other varieties on board, such as linen, wool, triacetate, cupra, polyester and . Their high-density fabrics are made from extra-fine cotton yarns with counts from 80 to 100/1. All fabrics are piece-dyed and finished in a process unique to Japan.

 Toyoshima & Co., Ltd. (Stand number: 5.1-E85) FOOD TEXTILE is a textile brand that focuses on the “colours” of food; based on the concept of ‘wearable vegetables’. Toyoshima uses the patented technology to turn food residues that would otherwise have been disposed into everyday fashion items; pushing the boundaries from fashion to food residue recycling.

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 Uni Textile Co., Ltd. (Stand number: 5.1-C70) Uni Textile focuses on fabric development that can deliver a natural mood, including natural-looking synthetic fabrics focusing on easy-care-based textiles. Among the products on show, there will be prints awash with fresh and vivid aspects, a wide-ranging variety of expressive jacquard with a luxurious, premium fee and more. Uni Textile will be presenting premium and uncompromising Japan-quality fabrics in a wealth of colours and produced at own risk - providing ‘myriad items, produced in small batches and cycles’ - to buyers from China.

Group pavilions

Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI), India FICCI is the largest and oldest apex business organisation in India. A non-government, not-for profit organisation, FICCI is the voice of India's business and industry. It serves its members from the Indian private and public corporate sectors and multinational companies, drawing its strength from diverse regional chambers of commerce and industry across states, reaching out to over 250,000 companies. FICCI provides a platform for networking and consensus building within and across sectors and is the first port of call for Indian industry, policy makers and the international business community.

Organizer: Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI)

Characteristics and features: It’s their first time to participate in Intertextile. FICCI brings 9 members to the fair, 6 members will be allocated in Hall 5.1 international hall & 3 members will be allocated in Hall 6.2 accessories hall. They will showcase cotton, lace and embroidery, silk, linen/ramie and knitted fabrics as well as patch, embroidery, motif, trims etc. accessories.

Exhibitor highlight:  Silverline Fashion Fabrics Ltd (Stand number: 5.1-A13) Silverline is a leading textile company in India, manufacturer of 100% linen shirting, suitings and ceremonial wear. In recent years, the company restructured its business portfolios to focus as a textile company manufacturing and marketing fabrics under its own brand –"Linen Mantra". They are manufacturing pure linen fabrics in shirting, suiting and also 100% linen and linen blend fabrics.

 Vinayak International (Stand number: 6.2-B72) Vinayak International is a family owned & operated mill, specializes in manufacturing of high fashion quality novelty handmade / beaded and sequined fabrics, motifs, trims, , panels, bodice. Their in-house designers work to create a broad collection of hand beading and embroideries. Customers are from high end designer brands, labels & stores across the globe.

Korea Textile Center (KTC), Korea Korea Textile Center (KTC) was established as a non-profit Korean government office by the Daegu Metropolitan City, with aims to promote Daegu and Gyeongsangbuk-Do textile and apparel industry. Currently, they have around 70 members in the organization and they are working as the Korean fabrics promotion and marketing center, sales representative and local sourcing center to support their members.

Organizer: Korea Textile Center

Characteristics and features: KTC will bring 6 members to the fair, most of them will present functional fabrics, such as tencel, silk touch polyester with mechanical stretch, recycled polyester woven fabrics, ultra-light weight nylon woven fabrics, , fabric etc. for sportswear, casual wear and ladieswear.

Exhibitor highlight:  Ever Tex (Stand number: 5.1-B18) Ever Tex combined newest together to provide clients with most effective anti-bacterial product in the market. It controls growth of bacteria to prevent secondary infection to our body. Unlike sterilizing, anti-bacterial products are much more effect of controlling bacteria. Their products can be used on sportswear / outdoor wear, baby/child, medical, underwear, bedding etc. #1 Preliminary Report (Page 8 of 18) Update as of 6 March 2019

Featured Zones

Premium Wool Zone (5.1H) To cater the high-end demand from the Chinese Market, 20 exhibitors from China, France, Italy, and the UK will display a wide range of fashionable luxury wool products in the Premium Wool Zone and provide various sourcing options for . In response the ever evoking market, exhibitors are going to bring the traditional premium wool fabrics as well as the new innovative products to showcase in the spring edition.

Exhibitor highlight:  Abraham Moon & Sons Ltd (Stand number: 5.1-F55) Established in 1837, Moon is renowned for a strong heritage combined with innovative use of colour and design. For Spring 2020 the collection offers interesting combinations of , cotton, cashmere and linen together with an enhanced general stock support collection.

 Dino Filarte (Italy) (Stand number: 5.1-G75) Founded by the famous Italian designer Merzani, Dino Filarte has served the market with high-grade customized fabric over 50 years. While inheriting the brand concept of his father, Giacomo incorporated the concept of "natural, eco-friendly" and perfectly interpreted classics and fashion, tradition and modernity. After two generations’ development, Dino Filarte has now become a stable supplier of famous brands including Prade, Versace and Zegna.

(France) (Stand number: 5.1-F86) Family business founded in 1842 and quickly became a leader in the world of luxury clothing brands. Dormeuil uses only the highest quality yarns for weaving, and the textile used are also the most efficient in the world. The brand has always been committed to provide customers with elegant and high-end products. The unique water quality of Yorkshire also provides favorable conditions for the production and processing of fabrics. The post-treatment of British fabrics is also one of the secrets of Dormeuil fabrics. The combination of traditional weaving technology and innovative technology gives the fabric a soft touch and an unparalleled superior texture.

Verve for Design (5.1H) 21 textile designers from , Australia, France, Hong Kong, Italy, Japan, Korea, the Netherlands, the UK and the USA present their collections with their unique and creative ideas in textile and apparel design.

Exhibitor highlight:  Creations Robert Vernet (France) (Stand number: 5.1-H07) Established in 1957, Creations Roberts offers original designs for major international brands of clothing, weavers and textile printers on the five continents. Nowadays, the studio has been awarded with the “Living Heritage Company” by the Ministry of Commerce in France, for their high technology and the excellence of their expertise. The international reputation of their quality for more than a century also made them to become one of the most popular design studios in the world of fashion.

 DMD Studio Ltd (Amsterdam) (Stand number: 5.1-H21 ) Based in the Netherlands, they are the print design studio with hand drawn and digital artworks that reflect key trends and highlight new movements in color. Their designs are applied on apparel, home, stationery and consumer products.

 Fairbairn & Wolf Studio Ltd (UK) (Stand number: 5.1-H13) Fairbairn and Wolf Studio creates original print designs for fashion and interior brands. The main theme of design contains animals and flowers. The company has studios in London and Shanghai and actively exhibits at trade shows including Intertextile Shanghai and Shenzhen, Premiere Vision Paris and New York, Comocrea and London Print Design Fair.

 Her Studio London Limited (UK) (Stand number: 5.1-H25) Her Studio London is an exciting new print studio based in East London. They offer the most up to date, fresh and exciting interpretations of the latest trends in print and colour every week. In order to ensure the unique and directional design to offer, the designers consistently get inspiration from latest catwalks, local and international exhibitions and the most exciting concept stores around the world. The ultimate goal of Her Studio London is to present the artwork that fulfils client’s commercial needs. #1 Preliminary Report (Page 9 of 18) Update as of 6 March 2019

 Lineastudio Srl (Italy) (Stand number: 5.1-H06) Lineastudio is one of the 10 silk designers COMOCREA consortium. The consortium was founded in 1990 aiming at encouraging the export of textile designs by its member - studios. Comocrea brings out the prestige of this sector; a fusion of the traditional, cultural and artistic part of Como with the innovative spirit experienced in the world of textile designers.

Functional Lab (5.1H) A total of 14 exhibitors from China, Hong Kong, Japan, Taiwan and United Arab Emirates joined this zone. This zone will highlight a wide range fabrics (warp knit, weft knit, woven made of polyester etc) for functional, sports, swimwear.

Exhibitor highlight:  Alpine Creations Ltd (United Arab Emirates) (Stand number: 5.1-B11) Beginning as a yarn trading company in Taiwan, the family business entered the United Arab Emirates by setting up apparel manufacturing and later on fabric innovation of smart textiles in Taiwan and China. Russell Athletic, Danskin, Champion, Kmart, Carter’s, Everlast, Oshkosh, Under Armour Walmart, Fila, GAP, American Eagle etc are their clients. In Intertextile, they will bring synthetic, natural and functional knit fabrics for casual, functional wear and sportswear.

 Artex Textiles Co Ltd (Taiwan) (Stand number: 5.1-A14 ) Artex mainly produce functional and breathable fabric with high quality and . They strived hard in balancing the development of the most comfortable functional fabrics to beings and try their best to reduce all possible waste that harm the environment. In order to assure the quality of the fabric, ARTEX’s products are manufactured in Taiwan, from yarn weaving, dyeing, coating, lamination process and quality checking processes are all conducted in Taiwan

 Chori Co Ltd (Japan) (Stand number: 5.1-B13) They will showcase (1) designed fabrics – demonstrating different way of knitting (warp knit, circular knit) for high end design clothes; (2) fabrics with good texture, high elasticity, breathability and lightness for sports and intimate apparel; (3) smart wear made of silver featuring the most advanced functionality and enable the user to monitor his biometric information like ECG, heart rate etc.

Cady Industry Co Ltd (China) (Stand number: 5.1-C01) Zhejiang Cady Industry Co., Ltd. was founded in 1984. From a tiny company to an International renowned enterprises having a scale of factory area 230 mu and more than 1300 employees. Recently, with advanced technology equipment and establishment of provincial high-tech enterprise R&D centre enable Cady to develop 5-10 new fabrics to meet growing needs of the market and intelligent information production system help to stabilize their product quality. Nowadays, Cady gradually developed into a apparel fabric and seamless underwear professional manufacturer with one stop normal line to finished products which is convenient for buyers to lower production cost and assure product quality. Their pollution free production process also awarded “green supply chain” enterprise in China.

Digital Printing Zone (5.1H) 4 exhibitors from Italy, United States and China joined Digital Printing Zone. This Zone will highlight digital print fabrics and technologies.  MS Printing Solutions Srl (Italy) (Stand number: 5.1-E112) Market leader in the design, development and distribution of innovative digital -jet printing systems and associated consumables serving the high-end, roll-to-roll and specialty material markets. They return to the fair for the 2nd time by bringing along JP4 printer which is MS entry level . It can reach the maximum printing speed of 250 square meters for hour, uses 4 Kyocera print head (double channel) with a resolution of 600 x 600 dpi. Applicable on both fabrics and paper with variable print width from 1800 to 3200mm depending on the model.

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All About Sustainability Zone (5.1H) 9 exhibitors from China, Germany, Hong Kong and United Kingdom will showcase and present their services and products – from testing services, eco and sustainable fabrics to the end-product outfit display.

Exhibitor highlight:  Textile Exchange (Educational Zone) (Stand Number: 5.1-AA12) A global non-profit that works with their members to drive industry transformation in preferred fibers, integrity and standards and supply networks.

Accessories Vision (6.2H, 5.1H) - Overseas accessories zone Accessories vision continues to be a major sector of the fair with the rapidly growth in this edition. Compare to last year, there’s a huge increase in the sqm (↑27%). In this spring edition, Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry see the potential of China market and will bring three Indian accessories suppliers to Shanghai to promote the strength of “ hand make with excellent quality” products from India. Exhibiting items: Zipper / zips , buttons, lace & embroidery, belts, threads, labels, tapes / , sequins / beads & rhinestones, metal accessories, collars, embellished motif's, trims, necklines, packages, hangers & mannequins etc.

47 renowned accessories suppliers from , China, Hong Kong, India, Japan, Korea, Italy, Thailand and the United Kingdom.

Exhibitors highlight:  Korea International Trade Association (Korea) (Stand number: 6.2-B56) The Korea International Trade Association (KITA) was established in 1946 with the objective of advancing the Korean economy through trade, and is currently the largest business organization in Korea with over 70,000 member companies. Representing the interests of Korea's global traders, KITA serves a diverse range of roles including: providing hands-on support to trade companies, drawing trade cooperation from the private sector, formulating new trade strategies, nurturing trade professionals and building trade infrastructure. The main services provided by KITA include Trade Policy Recommendation & Trade Consulting, Overseas Market & Trade Information, Trade Diplomacy & Private Sector Cooperation, Training Programs & Research and Buyer-Seller Business Matching.

 Ideal Fastener Asia Ltd (Hong Kong) (Stand number: 6.2-E65) Beside showcasing latest zipper collection: Delrin Half Cylinder, Jbox design, waterproof metal zippers etc, they will launch Magzip - When two sides of the garment are close to each other, the will magnetically attach and automatically align. The 2 way zipper can be closed easily with better user’s experience. Applicable to special work clothing, sports/ household clothing, children’s clothing etc.

 Oriental Button & Fashion Accessories Co Ltd (Hong Kong) (Stand number: 6.2-C56) Oriental Button & Fashion Accessories Company who was established in 1964 has been enjoying good reputation in world button & fashion accessories field & exported products to over 105 countries. With the quality certification from the JSIF (Japon Spin Inspection Fair) & ISO9002, the company strong holds the "Three advantages and one mutual benefit" (Quality advantage, Design advantage, Service advantage & Mutual-beneficial price) as their principle to win clients all around the world.

 Shanghai Shide Network technology Co Ltd (China) (Stand number: 6.2-E55) Shide is a renowned one-stop accessories suppliers with online selling platform in the apparel industry. With 12 years of data accumulation, using internet technology to break the traditional industry bottleneck and become a fast, accurate accessory service provider. They have numerous of brand customers all around the world, such as ZARA, H&M, GUESS, Peace bird fashion and trend group. It has successively obtained investment from Angel Bay Venture, Jingwei China and Hanwu Venture, the financing amount has reached hundreds millions of RMB for long term development.

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Beyond Denim (7.1H) – Overseas beyond denim zone Beyond Denim concentrates denim fabrics suppliers around the world to showcase their selective range of indigo. In this edition, there are 16 denim suppliers from China, Turkey and Vietnam as well as the entire Pakistan pavilion organized by TDAP.

Exhibitor highlight:  Diamond Denim by Sapphire (Pakistan) (stand number: 7.1-D51) Established in 1990, Diamond Denim has a production capacity of 90 million meters/ year, boasting 482 that allow the company to offer a wide range of coloured and finished denim. State of facilities and a commitment to research and development incorporates and inspection and testing lab, its own waste water management and even a guest house for visiting clients. Their business are connected with global brand name H&M, American Eagle, LEE, ZARA, MANGO, TOMMY HILFIGER, MUSTANG and more….

 Kipas Pazarlama Ve Ticaret A.S (Turkey) (stand number: 7.1-C52) Kipaş Holding Fabric manufacturing plants manufactures 20 million meters non-denim and 30 million meters denim fabric production with 355 weaving machines every year. The company supplies a wide range of production such as fabric, cloth, and printed fabric with close attachment to R&D studies at every stage of production. Therefore, Kipas could ensure the products and services to be developed according to market conditions and customers' demands.

 Soorty Enterprises (Pvt) Ltd (Pakistan) (stand number: 7.1-C68) Established in 1980s, Soorty aims at inspire everyone to love denim and for denim to be completely sustainable. As we all know, the production process of denim products will cause great pollution and the finished products will also have problems in degradation. In October 2018, Soorty took a step forward to collaborate with fabric manufacturer Lenzing and Bestseller’s brand “ONLY” to produce revolutionary eco-black jeans named forever black series. The eco-friendly jeans are made from Tencel Modal fabric certificated by EU Ecolabel, which is mainly composed of fibers. Compared with traditional denim fabrics, it consumes 50% less in water, energy and 60% less in emissions.

First-time Exhibitors highlight:  Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation (Japan) (Stand number: 5.1-C48) They are the only producer in the world of triacetate, marketed under the Soalon brand. They have a great know-how in the production of hybrid textiles based on triacetate fibres which are widely used for famous luxury brand. Natural textile is gentle to . Elegant gloss and chromogenic properties.

 Tessitura Marco Pastorelli SpA (Italy) (Stand number: 5.1-J35) Established in 1961, the family-run company which maintains its values and principals and is now in its 4th generation. Fusion of creativity and fibres, together with a vast selection of materials, allow it to offer different types of linings, linings, technical fabrics and interlinings for men, women and children's clothing to Europe and overseas markets.

 Machine Elements () Smart Print Technology Co Ltd (China) (Stand number: 5.1-E118) Setup in 2016, Machine Elements offers digital printing solutions with their expertise. Their product covered machinery, ink and other spare parts. Their machines can direct printout digital image onto finished garment and with equal quality to traditional printing.

 Hebei Meixian Cashmere Textile Technology (Hong Kong) Co Ltd (Hong Kong) (Stand number: 5.1-G141) In order to launch the Italian cashmere technology in China, M.ORO has hired Mr, Giacomo Coda Zabetta, the Italian expert in cashmere spinning to be the site engineer to provide technical, bringing Italian cashmere spinning skills to company as to provide buyers with genuine Italian craftsmanship. In 2017, M.ORO realized the cashmere traceable industrial chain and won the only “organic cashmere” certification in the world.

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Quality Exhibitors highlight:  Asahi Kasei Corporation (Japan) (Stand number: 5.1-E47) They will continuously promote Bemberg which has over 90-year history (a regenerated fiber made from cotton linter which is biodegradable and not normally used as fiber). Bemberg follows the movements of the body, creating a seductive, charming sheen so the wearers feel its softness and smoothness – like second skin – even better than viscose , silk and cotton. They will demonstrate the usage of Bemberg with their partners’ fabrics and interlining products.

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Fringe Programme  Trend Forum  Trend Tour  Panel Discussion  Seminar  Digital Printing Forum

Trend Forum Inspirational trend forums highlighting Spring / Summer 2020 trends help you find fashionable products easier. Located throughout the fair and forecasted by world renowned forecasters including: Intertextile Directions Trend Committee with NellyRodi™ Agency in charge of both conceptual and on-site design. Trend forum is located in Hall 5.1.

Four themes reflect the mood for next year. Among them are:  Human Vision  Earth Energy  Well Lab  Hype Glam

The Fabrics China Trend Forums for Fashion Focus (hall 7.1), Sustainability (hall 7.2) and Tech & Functional (hall 8.1) will present the domestic fabric trends forecast.

Trend Forum Introduction Tour Venue: Trend Forum, Hall 5.1 The chief designer and trend forecaster for S/S 2020 trend forum, NellyRodi™ Agency in France. Mr. Michael Bonzom, who is the Creative Director China of NellyRodi™ Agency, will host tours at the trend forum explaining the latest in design trends through fabric displays and seasonal trend stories. 12 March 1:00 – 1:30pm Session 1 3:30 – 4:00pm Session 2 13 March 11:00 – 11:30am Session 3 All above sessions will be conducted in English, Mandarin interpretation will be provided.

Panel Discussions o There are 3 panel discussions and will be held in Talking Point and Forum Space from 12-13 March, simultaneous interpretation (Mandarin Chinese <> English) is provided. Topics and speakers include: 1) “The Future of Linen in Textile Industry” by China Bast and Leaf Fibers Textile Association 2) “Changing Trend and Challenge for Vietnam Textile and Garment Industry” by VITAS 3) “Improve Technological Innovation and its Key Drivers” By CNTAC

Seminar o Seminars will be held from 12 – 13 March. Total 25 sessions with Topics categorized under Design and Trend, Technology and Solution, Market Information and Business Strategies and Sustainability Issue. *(Please refer to appendix for detailed schedule.)

Digital Printing Forum o A half day programme includes 6 seminars, co-organized by Fashion Print will be held on 1st show day – 12 Mar, 2019 (Please refer to appendix for detailed rundown)

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1.4 Visitor Programme

Buyer Delegations

3 buyer delegation group from Bangladesh and Vietnam

Association Country Number of delegates

Textile Today Bangladesh Bangladesh 10

Vietnam Textile and Apparel Association (VITAS) Vietnam 33

Association of Garment Textile Embroidery - Knitting - Hochiminh City (AGTEK) Vietnam 24

Total 67

VIP Buyer Business Matching Programme

Total 17 companies from 8 countries/regions join the programme. The list and country breakdown please see below.

Details of VIP buyer profile please refer to Appendix “Business Matching Program Buyers’ profile”

Australia United States 1. Pearl Box Co 9. Ascena Group Guatemala 10. Eldon McClean Plus Size Couture Ltd 2. Innovamoda, Sociedad Anonima 11. Gamut Distributors Hong Kong, China 12. Guess Inc 3. PVH 13. Lane Bryant Korea 14. Pair of Thieves 4. K2 KOREA 15. The Apparel Group Malaysia 16. XXTROVERT Inc 5. MS. READ Sdn. Bhd. Vietnam 17. Ngoc Thanh fashion company United Kingdom 6. AAK Ltd 7. Hush 8. Next Plc

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Appendix I Seminar & Panel Discussion Schedule Tuesday, 12 March 10:00 -10:50 DESIGN AND Data and Garment Accessories Trend 5.1 - H29 TREND Speaker: Cathy, CEO, Shanghai Shide Network Technology Co Ltd Textile Dialogue 2019 Home Textiles and Apparel Supply Chain and Digital Printing Forum Part 1 - Opening Speech and Exclusive Release of Research 10:00 - 12:30 DIGITAL PRINTING Part 2 - Trend Forecasting of Digital Printing 5.1 - G143 FORUM Part 3 - Sharing of Cutting-edge Technologies in Digital Printing Talking Point Part 4 - Intellectual Confrontation & Future Exploration Part 5 - -Up and Q&A Driving Impact Through Preferred (Sustainable) Fibers and Materials: United in 10:20 - 10:50 PANEL Action to Advance the Sustainability Development Goals 5.1 - C02 DISCUSSION Speaker: Evonne Tan, Director of Data Management and China Strategy, Textile Forum Space Exchange Linen Moderator: Dong Chunxing, Chairman, China Bast & Leaf Fibers Textile Association Panelists: 11:00 - 12:30 PANEL (1) Wei Aimin, President, Yixing Sunshine Linen Textile Co Ltd 5.1 - C02 DISCUSSION (2) Zhao Zhigang, President, Tigon (Beijing) Investment Co Ltd Forum Space (3) Ding Hongliang, President, Hemp Fortex (4) Liu Guohua, President, Hunan Huasheng Industrial & Trade Co Ltd/ Hunan Huasheng Clothing Co Ltd (5) Yuan Baowei, President, Shanxi Greenland Textile Co Ltd 11:00 - 11:50 DESIGN AND Spring Summer 2020 Fashion Trends 5.1 - H29 TREND Speaker: Michael Bonzom, Creative Director China, NellyRodi Paris Textile Dialogue 12:00 -12:50 DESIGN AND Fabric and Colour Trends for Autumn/Winter 2020-21 5.1 - H29 TREND Speaker: Cinzia Gremmo, CEO, Italtex Srl Textile Dialogue 12:30 - 13:00 Fabrics China Trends 2020SS -Analysis DESIGN AND 5.1 - G143 Speaker: Cao Xiaowen, Trends Dept. Senior Designer, China Textile Information TREND Talking Point Center 13:00 - 13:50 DESIGN AND WGSN’s Textiles Forecast S/S 2020 5.1 - H29 TREND Speaker: Lupi Yao, Trend Director, WGSN Textile Dialogue 13:00 - 13:20 Fabrics China Trends 2020SS - Worsted Fabric for Ladies Wear DESIGN AND 5.1 - G143 Speaker: Li Ya, Fabrics China Trend Research Center-Worsted Textiles for TREND Talking Point Womenswear 13:00 - 13:30 2019 Briefing of Organic Textiles Overview, New Market Trends, Latest Updates of SUSTAINABILITY 5.1 - C02 GOTS and its Labelling ISSUE Forum Space Speaker: Felicia Shi, Greater China Area Representative, GOTS 13:20 - 13:40 DESIGN AND Fabrics China Trends 2020SS -Yarn-dyed Fabric 5.1 - G143 TREND Speaker: Sun Yanliu, Fabrics China Trend Research Center-Yarn dyed Textiles Talking Point Inspiring Confidence – How to Build Trust with Today’s Time-stretched, 13:40 - 14:10 SUSTAINABILITY Empowered Consumer 5.1 - C02 ISSUE Speaker: Kris Wan, Market Development Manager APAC, TESTEX; Forum Space Linda Wegelin, Group Market Development Manager, TESTEX

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13:40 - 14:00 Fabrics China Trends 2020SS - Printed & Dyed Fabric for Shirt DESIGN AND 5.1 - G143 Speaker: Sang Li, Fabrics China Trend Research Center-Iron-free Printed & Dyed TREND Talking Point Textiles 14:00 - 14:20 DESIGN AND Fabrics China Trends 2020SS - New Fiber-based Yarn 5.1 - G143 TREND Speaker: Song Jing, Fabrics China Trend Research Center-New Fiber-based Yarn Talking Point 14:00 - 14:50 DESIGN AND Spring/Summer 2020 Denim Fabric Trends 5.1 - H29 TREND Speaker: Joanna, R&D Director, Prosperity Textile Textile Dialogue 14:20 - 14:40 DESIGN AND Fabrics China Trends 2020SS -Sports & CasualWear Fabric 5.1 - G143 TREND Speaker: Xiao Yan, Fabrics China Trend Research Center-Polyamide Textiles Talking Point 14:20 - 14:50 SUSTAINABILITY All-Weather Comes from Technology x Fashion 5.1 - C02 ISSUE Speaker: Karrine Fang, Marketing Director, Flying Textile Ltd Forum Space 15:00 - 15:50 DESIGN AND Women’s Wear Trends of SS20 5.1 - H29 TREND Speaker: Gwendoline Robert, Stylist, PeclersParis Textile Dialogue Changing Trend and Challenge for Vietnam Textile and Garment Industry Moderator: Nguyen Thi Tuyet Mai, Deputy Secretary General - Head of VITAS HCMC Office 15:00 - 16:30 PANEL Speakers 5.1 - G143 DISCUSSION (1)Shan Hua, Director General of China Textile Economic Research Center Talking Point (2) Zhao Mingxia, Deputy Director General of International Trade Office CNTAC (3) Kim Thi Thu Huong, Managing Director, Van Laack Asia Co Ltd (4) Vu Thi Phuong, Assistant for Chairman, Pro Sports Corporation

Wednesday, 13 March 09:30 - 10:20 DESIGN AND Mihui AI Design, New Age of Artificial Intelligence in Design 5.1 - G143 TREND Speaker: Chris Wu, Hangzhou Honghua Digital Technology Stock Co Ltd Talking Point 10:00 - 10:50 DESIGN AND 2020SS PROMOSTYL Influences and Colors Trend Reports 5.1 - H29 TREND Speaker: Autumn Wu, Promostyl Trend Adviser, CTIC Textile Dialogue 10:30 - 10:50 DESIGN AND Fabrics China Trends 2020SS -Functional Knitted Textiles 5.1 - G143 TREND Speaker: Zhao Heng, Fabrics China Trend Research Center-Functional Knitted Textiles Talking Point 10:30 - 11:00 PEFC, the Journey from the Sustainably Managed Forest to the Wardrobe SUSTAINABILITY 5.1 - C02 Speaker: Deepa Hingorani, Textiles Sustainability Consultant, Sateri (Shanghai) ISSUE Forum Space Management Limited 10:50 - 11:10 DESIGN AND Fabrics China Trends 2020SS - Weft-knitted Textiles 5.1 - G143 TREND Speaker: Jiang Yajie, Fabrics China Trend Research Center-Weft-knitted Textiles Talking Point 10:55 - 11:45 DESIGN AND Color 2025 – A New Color Transformation to Drive Fashion Transformation 5.1 - H29 TREND Speaker: Detlev Pross, General Manager, COLORO Textile Dialogue 11:10 - 11:30 DESIGN AND Fabrics China Trends 2020SS -Knitted Denim Fabric 5.1 - G143 TREND Speaker: Zhang Jie, Fabrics China Trend Research Center-Knitted Denim Textiles Talking Point

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11:10 - 11:40 SUSTAINABILITY Comprehensive Interpretation: OEKO-TEX® New Regulations 2019 5.1 - C02 ISSUE Speaker: Andy Niu, Head of Sales, Hohenstein Forum Space 11:30 - 11:50 Fabrics China Trends 2020SS - Differential and Functional DESIGN AND 5.1 - G143 Speaker: Lin Huijun, Fabrics China Trend Research Center - Differential and TREND Talking Point Functional Knitted Fabric 11:50 - 12:10 Fabrics China Trends 2020SS - Knitted Fabric for Cold-proof Clothes DESIGN AND 5.1 - G143 Speaker: Qi Jing, Fabrics China Trend Research Center-Knitted Fabric for Padded TREND Talking Point Jackets 11:50 - 12:20 SUSTAINABILITY Compliance Requirements and Green Manufacturing for Functional Textiles 5.1 - C02 ISSUE Speaker: Sally Qiu, Project Manager, SGS-CSTC Standards Technical Services Co Ltd Forum Space 11:50 - 12:40 PANTONEVIEW Colour Planner Spring/Summer 2020 DESIGN AND 5.1 - H29 The Sea : Expressing Color of all Depths TREND Textile Dialogue Speaker: Maryann Wong, Director of Sales & Marketing, Fashion & Home, Pantone Part 1 Fabric Design & Trends for Spring Summer 20, and Design Development of a Luxury Fabric Collection for AW19/20 Season 12:45 - 13:35 DESIGN AND Part 2 The Functional Shirting Fabric of Spring Summer 2020 and Technology of 5.1 - H29 TREND Textile Textile Dialogue Speakers: Brian Hinnigan, Design & Sales Director, Linton ; Artur Dressel, Sales Manager, Getzner Sharing of Textile Chemicals in Improving Fabric Processing and Development 13:00 - 13:50 TECHNOLOGY AND Performance 5.1 - G143 SOLUTION Speaker: Kevin Duan, Fabric Manager, Transfar Chemical Global Applied Technology Talking Point Center Improve Technological Innovation and its Key Driving Force Moderator: CNTAC Speakers 13:00 - 14:30 PANEL (1) CNTAC 5.1 - C02 DISCUSSION (2) HSBC Forum Space (3) Textile Enterprise (4) Brand (5) World Wildlife Fund (WWF) 13:40 - 14:30 2020 Spring and Summer Zipper Fashion Trend DESIGN AND 5.1 - H29 Speaker: Joy, Zipper Design Center Designer, Incumbent Fujian SBS Zipper Science TREND Textile Dialogue and Technology Co Ltd MARKET 14:00 - 14:50 INFORMATION AND The New Driving Force IOT Chattel Finance Has Brought to the Industry 5.1 - G143 BUSINESS Speaker: Chen Shuyi, Doctor, China Textile Network Co Ltd Talking Point STRATEGIES 14:40 - 15:10 SUSTAINABILITY Test Method for New Functional Property in Textile 5.1 - C02 ISSUE Speaker: Liu Ya Qiong, Supervisor, Shanghai Aili Boken Quality Evaluation Co Ltd Forum Space 14:35 - 15:25 Viscose Fashion Trend SS20 Fabric Trend Release DESIGN AND 5.1 - H29 Speaker: Riccardo Rami, Italian Fabric Designer and Consultant, “ I Love Viscose ” TREND Textile Dialogue Studio 15:20 - 15:50 Environmentally Sustainable Solutions for Regenerated Fibers SUSTAINABILITY 5.1 - C02 Speaker: Luke Zhang, Technical Customer Services Manager China, Lenzing Fibers ISSUE Forum Space (Shanghai) Co Ltd 15:30 - 16:10 DESIGN AND Upcoming Design and Trend Collections 5.1 - H29 TREND Speaker: Kenneth De Trazegnies, Founder, Collectionstock Textile Dialogue #1 Preliminary Report (Page 18 of 18) Update as of 6 March 2019

Digital Printing Forum Schedule Venue: 5.1 - G143 Talking Point *English/ Mandarin Chinese simultaneous interpretation will be provided. Tuesday 12 March

Time Topic/ Summary Speaker/ Company

Part 1 - Opening Speech and Exclusive Release of Research

Fashion Print Opening Speech and Research 10:00 - 10:10 Shiny Gu, Fashion Print Report Release

Part 2 - Trend Forecasting of Digital Printing

Current Digital Printing Development and Jackie Sen, General Manager, Shanghai Rainbow Wings 10:10 -10:30 Trend Release for Apparel and Home Textiles International Trade Company

Part 3 - Sharing of Cutting-edge Technologies in Digital Printing

How to make digital printing fabrics with high Joe Wang, General Manager, HangZhou Comay Digital Textiles 10:30 - 10:50 precision, high penetration, fashion and Technology Co Ltd environmental protection

What You See Is What You Get : How To Meet Jason Lai, General Manager, Shanghai Huayan Digital 10:50 - 11:10 Customers' Small Batch Orders and Provide Technology Co Ltd Quick Response to Needs

Part 4 - Intellectual Confrontation & Future Exploration

The Current Design and Development of 11:10 - 11:30 Wendy Liu, General Manager, Shanghai Tingyu Textile Co Ltd Digital Printing in Apparel

2020 Home Textile and Apparel Fabric Digital Sarah Chen, Associate professor, Wu Xi Institute of and 11:30 - 11:50 Printing Color and Pattern Trend Release Technology

3D Printing Technology and Innovation in Philips Chen, Deputy Sales Director, 11:50 - 12:10 Textile Industry Nanjing Wiiboox 3D Technology Co Ltd

Part 5 - Wrap-Up and Q&A

Jackie Sen, General Manager, Shanghai Rainbow Wings 12:10 - 12:20 Wrap-Up International Trade Company

(1) Jackie Sen, General Manager, Shanghai Rainbow Wings International Trade Company (2) Joe Wang, General Manager, HangZhou Comay Digital Textiles Technology Co Ltd 12:20 - 12:30 Q&A (3) Jason Lai, General Manager, Shanghai Huayan Digital Technology Co Ltd (4) Wendy Liu, General Manager, Shanghai Tingyu Textile Co Ltd

(5) Philips Chen, Deputy Sales Director, Nanjing Wiiboox 3D Technology Co Ltd