Apparel Online India Magazine August 1st Issue 2018 | Page 24

TEX-FILE THE LATEST NEWS HAVE YOUR SAY For the latest news on apparel and textile, make sure that you visit https://apparelresources.com/top-news/ Write to Apparel Resources, B-32, South Extension-1, New Delhi (110049), India or email: [email protected] ESSENTIALS Aneeta Dutt and Nitin Bhandari of Bhandari Hosiery Exports at the F&A fair Claiming to be the innovators of mélange yarn, Tirupur- based AGC was a great draw at the event with many innovative options on display. “We are known as ‘innovators’ and our product development team works very closely with spinners to develop new ideas that the company uses to produce... knitted fabric for both shirts and bottoms.” –T.A.S. Dhanddabani, Proprietor, AGC Team Shiv Shakti Embroideries: (From L-R) – Yuv Bansal, Sanjay Bansal and Akshat Bansal P. Kumaraguruparan (L), Business Head, Spinning and Weaving and D. Mahindar, the young Director of Lucky Yarn Tex reported very busy three days at the event 24 Apparel Online India | AUGUST 1-15, 2018 | www.apparelresources.com in woven options, we have presented dobby structures in filament yarn that offers an amazing range of self-designed fabrics,” shared Suneil Halankar, Business Development Manager, Grasim Industries Ltd. With 60% of fashionwear exporters based in Delhi-NCR region, the team at Raysil was kept busy on all days. Claiming to be the innovators of mélange yarn, Tirupur-based AGC was a great draw at the event with many innovative options on display. “We are known as ‘innovators’ and our product development team works very closely with spinners to develop new ideas that the company uses to produce knitted fabric for both shirts and bottoms,” said T.A.S Dhanddabani, Proprietor of the company. The booth showcased many fabrics in fine gauge and with a production capacity of 250 tonnes per month, the company has the capacity to fulfil both big and small quantity orders. The direction for R&D at the company is futuristic with focus on both performances and aesthetics. At Lucky Yarn Tex, the range of options in blended linen were amazing from viscose linen to cotton linen and even modal linen. “The linen content in each option is at least 30 per cent and the various combinations added unique properties to the fabric,” averred P. Kumaraguruparan, Business Head of the company. The company is being led by the next generation of entrepreneurs and many brands and exporters found the collection very appealing. The company is playing with cellulosic fibres to create unique blends in yarn with over 2 lakh spindles of latest technology. Using air-jet looms, the company also produces woven fabrics that are of very high quality. An interesting addition to the fair this year was the participation of 8 embroidery companies under the aegis of SEMA – (Schiffli Embroidery Manufactures Association). All participants like Shiv Shakti, Modi Schiffli, P.C.J.S. Group were happy to be participating as they got a good response at the fair. What was interesting is that