Fashion Industry: Turning Clothing Leftover Into Treasure

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In 2007, P founded her own brand "a href=" http://www.91se91.com/ "Hooked" /a ". The remaining fabric purchased from the fashion factory was converted into knitted or crocheted fabric fibers, which was eventually used for" a href= "http://www.91se91.com/" craft "/a" production.

Today, Hooked buys and pforms 400 tons of cloth every month, mainly from European countries.

The cloth was cut into strips and rolled into 850 grams of cloth balls, which are sold to fashion enthusiasts for making household decorations.

Kasiya himself made these fabrics into lovely Crochet handbags, < a href= "http://www.91se91.com/" > hat ornaments < /a >, hand-made woven basket and so on.

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"P a href=" http://www.91se91.com/ "Paris fashion week < /a" during a event organized by the embroidery company DMC company, she said: "our material comes from the production of cloth for the next season, so our own series has also been changing with the fashion trend."

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< p > DMC is the distributor of Hooked in < a href= "http://www.91se91.com/" > France < /a >, Britain and Spain. Hooked sells the latest series of 18 colors and patterns in these countries.

Under the plan of the designer and founder, a href= "http://www.91se91.com/", "Kasia" /a, the marketing footprint of the brand will soon expand to Japan, and Mexico and Brazil will also become their cloth collection sites to help her expand her global career.

"Of course, we mainly focus on European industry," added lady, "now consumers in the US and Australia can also buy Hooked products.

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"P" through the founding of the brand of Kai ya, our factory also has a large number of leftover materials, can we innovate their own leftover materials industry?

Although our factories are making full use of their development, they are far from enough. We believe our scrap industry will be better.

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