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Britain: High-End Consumer Groups Have Spawned Extravagant Men'S Fabrics.

2011/12/14 10:03:00 16

British High-End Consumption Crowd Spawned Extravagant Men'S Fabrics

Recently, according to British media, many men's elite will buy top fabrics in Saville Savile (Row Street) to customize them.

Man's suit

And regard it as an important manifestation of identity.

The powder of gold, platinum, diamonds and other precious stones, as well as the hair of rare animals such as the musk and chipmunks, are all raw materials added to high end clothing by the British tailor.

Over the past 10 years, new superstars have emerged in China, Russia, Nigeria and the United Arab Emirates.

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In recent years

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The market demand for luxury fabrics has soared.

"The clothes made of super luxurious fabrics are totally a whim," said Shi Jiabao (Scabal) CEO Greg Gregor.

It is reported that 10 years ago, Shijia Bao began to set foot in this business. At that time, it attached diamond powder to high quality merino wool yarn and launched a super 150 high-grade suit fabric.

Although Shijia Bao has also produced several other styles of Diamond Chip (diamond fragments) suit, the average price of the two piece suits is about 7000 pounds, which is about two times the price of the traditional Merino high grade woollen cloth suit.

Today, using the same advanced technology, Shijia Bao claims to have turned the magic function of lapis lazuli, a blue quasi gem, to wear clothes made of this material to increase men's confidence and self belief.

A set of celestite custom tailored suit costs about 5500 pounds.

Although Shijia Bao first launched a fine gold or platinum coating on polyester yarn to create luxurious stripes, there are several tailoring companies in the UK that can produce this fancy fabric.

James Dunsford (James Dunsford), from Harrisons, Harrison, stressed: "the platinum and gold stripes are still quite conservative.

Pure gold (Platinum) is not strong enough to withstand the entire spinning process.

He said, "but we used 24K pure gold or pure platinum as a coating, and finally presented a beautiful effect, which is very popular in Russia, Japan and the Middle East market."

In addition to precious minerals, natural rare hair from wildlife abroad is also a luxury.

Over the years, Harrisons has successfully launched cashmere cashmere jacket with Millionaire (millionaire) brand, which is popular among American politicians and business people. Ronald Regan Ronald is its regular customer.

In addition, the bank has increased investment and launched the Multi Millionaire (Multi Millionaire) series, which is made of pure cashmere cashmere, which is blended with 2% camel hair, which is blended with Andes from the camel's camel's throat.

Today, the products of this series are constantly emerging: camels, camel horses (another animal growing in the Andes Mountains), alpacas, chipmunks and mink hair have also become the blend of top fabrics.

The pursuit of natural and rare fabrics has enabled the British Dormeuil to extend its tentacles to the permafrost regions of the Arctic Circle of Canada. Every spring, it collects the fur of musk cattle, and calls it Royal Qiviuk (Inuit language called musk ox Qiviuk), and the Vanquish II (conquest II) series of fabrics blended with 60% cashmere and 30% camel hair to sell up to 3300 pounds per metre.

Holland& Sherry (Ferrand Xie Rui) launched a top-level fabric pricing which is even more interesting. It is a pure worsted horse and fur suit, which sells for 9000 pounds per meter and makes two suits suit up to 30 thousand pounds.

It is reported that since 2007, the Royal Qiviuk fabric launched by the United States has only two production lines, each producing only 350 suits of fabrics. In only 5 years, only 700 suits have been produced to meet the needs of the global customers.