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June 15 to June 19
Bucharest International Textile Machinery Exhibition
Romexpo Exhibition Center, Bucharest, Romania
Contact: Friedrich Wilhelm Ges.m.b.H & Co KG
Tel: +43 1 587 6731 Fax: +431 587 3682
e-mail: office@fwilhelm.co m
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June 11 to June 15
Los Angeles
Contact: CMC
Tel: +1 213 630 3696
June Fashion Market at the California Market Center is the time and place to finish fall orders and fall into holiday '04. The season glitters with anticipation for a fabulous fourth quarter that delivers a robust bottom line for the year. Come to Los Angeles, the headquarters and home of the contemporary fashion movement, for a taste of what's next for fashion, gift & home. Style Starts Here.
Women's wear. Shop thousands of resources in permanent and temporary showrooms throughout the CMC, including floors 2A, 3A, 3B, 5A, 5B & 5C. Find directional and young designer resources ON 5.
Juniors and young contemporary. Don't miss these trend resources at a price on 8A & 8B.
Street Couture. Check out the scene at this new directional marketplace on floor 11B.
Men's wear. See the selection from suits to sportswear on floor 4A & 4B.
LA Kid's Market. Floor 6A is home to kids and tweens. Visit Floor 7C and 10C too for toys, gifts, and more.
Accessories and Intimate Apparel Salon. The perfect holiday accents are in the permanent and temporary showrooms on Floor 10&B. Find visiting resources in the Salon Pavilion Suite B1086.
Accessories to go. Floor 9A & B features accessories and leathergoods available for immediate delivery.
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June 10
Huddersfield Textile Centre of Excellence, Hudfdersfield, West Yorkshire, UK.
Contact: Dinah Wharton, BTTG
Tel: +44 (0) 113 259 1999 Fax: +44 (0) 113 278 0306
e-mail: djwharton@bttg.co. uk
The theme this year will be getting back to basics, looking to the future and includes innovation, design and fashion..
This year we really are breaking into new exciting territory by introducing fashion into our programme.
The Department of Fashion at the University of Leeds will present its first sortie into Nonwovens in Fashion garments when these creative youngsters will be showing some of their initial work in this field. As their work develops in this area, we hope to follow it up by a live showing of their projects at the Christmas Dinner on Thursday 2 December this year.
All our presentations at Seminar 2004, 'The Nonwovens Collection' are geared to innovation, marketing, expansion and changing direction.
We look forward again to seeing you all and your colleagues on 10 June, where you will as usual be treated to our traditional bacon butties, a good buffet and plenty of time for chat. Opportunities will be available for sponsorship of the the fashion show taking place at the Dinner on Thursday 2nd December 2004. In the first instance please contact Dinah Wharton.
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The Woolmark Company's accreditation scheme for Total Easy Care (TEC) knitwear is an integral part of the Advanced Natural Fibre Technology project, being undertaken in collaboration with ANDAR, which aims to ensure that the Easy Care performance of TEC-treated fibre is managed from earliest stages of wool-top processing right through all subsequent processing to the final product.
Mr. Roy Kettlewell, business development manager, Woolmark Easy Care Innovations, who is responsible for operating The Woolmark Company's TEC Accreditation programme, explained that the scheme is an independent assessment of a company's ability to consistently control the Easy Care processing of wool through manufacturing.
He told the Wool Record: "The idea is to achieve a 'closed loop' of quality suppliers in the Total Easy Care pipeline to ensure that strict specifications and standards are maintained throughout the garment production pipeline.
The scheme was initially launched and applied to the wool-top stage. Last year The Woolmark Company extended its accreditation scheme to leading spinners, and it hopes that all major knit suppliers to the important European and United States retail markets will join the scheme before the programme is rolled out to knitters and garment makers.
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The change is not so evident as one could perceive in fashion shows: changes and novelties presented by manufacturers in their collections are certainly less striking than those launched by celebrated designers on the catwalk. However, this does not mean that innovations do not exist or are negligible.
By looking at the spring/summer 2005 collections presented by woollen and worsted manufacturers at Ideabiella, in March, it is apparent that revolutions can be made one move at a time and, most important, they neither can be improvised nor are the result of a sudden inspiration, but rather they are the outcome of a constant and in-depth search for style and quality and of continuous innovation.
Already seen in its winter 2004 collection, Loro Piana proposes for next summer its new 'Pecora Nera' (black sheep), a series of fabrics made from New Zealand Merino wool, exclusively derived from the fleece of dark sheep, which is the result of a painstaking selection by Fiona Gardner, a breeder, who devoted herself to the task after discovering that this was the original colour of the sheep bred in ancient times.
But this is not the only feather in the cap of the firm sited in Quarona: there is also the summer version of 'Tasmanian', coupled with finest silk, and of 'Zelander', coupled with linen.
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