Cowboy Manufacturers Look For New Fabrics

The two day cowboy salon has been closed. The salon was held at La Halle Freyssinet, hosted by Premi re Vision salon.

Because of the further rise in cotton prices, Cowboy brand manufacturers and manufacturers are looking for more durable alternative materials.

For example, recycled materials and other fiber materials.

Gayle Johnston, director of fabric trends at Martha, said: "before, like Tencel and modal, they are all high-end fabrics, but the proportion of this fabric will definitely increase this season."

The cowboy master Adriano Goldschmied also believes that the current cowboy industry needs a more extensive view to purchase fabrics.

Adriano Goldschmied said: "future jeans may be made of new materials such as milk fiber, bamboo fiber, Tencel, viscose fiber, rayon and so on. Cotton is only one of the denim fabrics. The future cowboy will have more incredible new faces."

He added: "from a design point of view, this is very exciting, especially for female cowboys, because these mixed fabrics can create more feminine and complex effects."

In addition, the development of recycled jeans fabrics will also become a trend. It is expected that colorful jeans, light denim and functional denim will shine in 2012.

The designers who took part in the event also admitted that the fluctuations in cotton prices really had a great impact on denim operators, and the fabric price of the exhibitors increased by an average of 30%.