Apparel Online Vietnam Magazine May Issue 2019 | Page 4

CONTENT
FFT Trends
Cover Story
Vietnam and Japan: Building strong relations The pace at which Japan
has been investing in Vietnam’s garment and textile sector over the last few years is enough to give
South Korea, one of the biggest investors in Vietnam, a tough run for its money. Early last year, Sakai
Amiori, a Japanese firm, had started an apparel production unit in Phu Ha Industrial Zone... p8
Vietnam & Beyond
Brands should not
pressurise garment
suppliers in order to avoid
worker exploitation in
Vietnam: FLA Foreign fashion brands
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The Menswear Trend Report:
Fall 2019 changes everything
p26
Resource Centre
Face-to-Face with Lectra:
AI, ML, IoT, MTM, Robotics
are no more just buzz
words! p20
should avoid putting pressure on their garment
suppliers in Vietnam...p12
Vietnam Insight
IFC’s unparalleled vision to
bolster the garment and
textile industry of Vietnam
Unparalleled growth, over the last few years,
has made Vietnam one of the top five largest
textile exporters in the world. Considering
that the country earned an astounding US $ 36
billion from the export of apparels and textiles
in 2018, it will not be a surprise if Vietnam joins
the top three textile exporters in the years to
come.... p18
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Tech Management
Myth Buster:
Misconceptions that
bar efficiency increases
in dyeing ‘Continuous’ or
‘discontinuous’ processing, ‘pre-treatment’
or ‘post-treatment’, a dyer is always in a
dilemma while achieving scale or defining
scope. Although everyone’s common
goal is to achieve maximum utilisation
of equipment across different dyeing
processes and different order volumes, the
reality is hounded by traditional beliefs.
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World Wrap
Highlighting the Key Retail
Trends of 2019 p32