Britain And Italy Will Display High Quality Fabrics

In from October 18th to 21st, UK Fashion and Textile Association It will take part in China international textile fabrics and accessories (Qiu Dong) fair again, and will bring many British textile suppliers to the exhibition. European exhibitors will produce a series of valuable fabrics, including cashmere, small wool, silk and worsted wool. Other countries and regions include Germany, Japan, South Korea, Spain and Taiwan, China, as well as Italy, which has been participating in the exhibition for a long time.

"The British textile mill has been leading the fashion and tailoring market, and we believe that the market in China has great potential in China," said the head of UK Fashion and Textile Association. Our members are delighted to be in October. Exhibition And strive for business opportunities in these markets. The British fashion and textile industry association is now committed to assisting its members in preparing the exhibition, hoping that the exhibition will be an unprecedented success.

So far, exhibitors joining the British Pavilion include Abraham mer and son, Dormeuil, Herder, Holland& Sherry, HFW Limited (UK), Jisimin Sochs (Shanghai jensmin trading company), Ma Dingshen and Holland&, and these suppliers will show them. High end textiles series 。

Italy is China's international textile fabrics and Accessories Expo, one of the long-term exhibitors, Italy suppliers will show a series of Quality shirt fabric Wool, silk and cashmere. It is confirmed that the Italy fabric producers included Lanificio F.lli Cerruti Dal 1881, Sictess S.r.l and Successori Reda. Albani, another exhibitor from Italy, will show its autumn and winter series in 2012, including new fabrics and designs. The company official said: "the exhibition will play an important role in the development of the Chinese business. In the past 15 years, we have met many customers, reached a lot of business and made many friends. I am convinced that this is the best time to grasp business opportunities and hope that this year's exhibition will be an unprecedented success. "