http://www.ntren.org/index.php Textile Knowledge en-us Copyright 2010 2010-08-25T09:09:51-06:00 hourly 1 2000-01-01T12:00+00:00 http://www.ntren.org/pivot/entry.php?id=197 http://www.ntren.org/pivot/entry.php?id=197#comm When washing bedding in the correct way, not only can it maintain the bright color, but also to enhance its service life.
Washing bedding often we have a misunderstanding: that is, washing bedding is a process. In fact, the process according to bedding, color, fabric, size, etc., in the washing process, and can not adopt a unified mode.When washing bedding in the correct way, not only can it maintain the bright color, but also to enhance its service life.
Washing bedding often we have a misunderstanding: that is, washing bedding is a process. In fact, the process according to bedding, color, fabric, size, etc., in the washing process, and can not adopt a unified mode. 197@http://ntren.org/pivot/ Washing bedding often we have a misunderstanding: that is, washing bedding is a process. In fact, the process according to bedding, color, fabric, size, etc., in the washing process, and can not adopt a unified mode.When washing bedding in the correct way, not only can it maintain the bright color, but also to enhance its service life.
Washing bedding often we have a misunderstanding: that is, washing bedding is a process. In fact, the process according to bedding, color, fabric, size, etc., in the washing process, and can not adopt a unified mode. ]]> Business English 2010-08-25T09:06:00-06:00 http://www.ntren.org/pivot/entry.php?id=196 http://www.ntren.org/pivot/entry.php?id=196#comm Twill fabric: warp and weft yarn before weaving at least once every other two, add the warp and weft woven by point, to change the fabric structure, referred to as twill fabric.
Fabric characteristics: there is an inverse points, a completely mixed within the organization point of a small circle, float longer, feel soft, tissue fabric, high-density, relatively thick product, strong organizational dimension. Count with 30, 40, 60 range.Twill fabric: warp and weft yarn before weaving at least once every other two, add the warp and weft woven by point, to change the fabric structure, referred to as twill fabric.
Fabric characteristics: there is an inverse points, a completely mixed within the organization point of a small circle, float longer, feel soft, tissue fabric, high-density, relatively thick product, strong organizational dimension. Count with 30, 40, 60 range.
Twill fabric Category: 40 twill printed fabric, printed fabric activity (some merchants called flower satin, to show high-grade fabrics, but in fact he did not belong satin fabric), sanding fabric, satin fabric, jacquard fabrics, silk jacquard fabrics, satin fabrics printing. 196@http://ntren.org/pivot/ Fabric characteristics: there is an inverse points, a completely mixed within the organization point of a small circle, float longer, feel soft, tissue fabric, high-density, relatively thick product, strong organizational dimension. Count with 30, 40, 60 range.Twill fabric: warp and weft yarn before weaving at least once every other two, add the warp and weft woven by point, to change the fabric structure, referred to as twill fabric.
Fabric characteristics: there is an inverse points, a completely mixed within the organization point of a small circle, float longer, feel soft, tissue fabric, high-density, relatively thick product, strong organizational dimension. Count with 30, 40, 60 range.
Twill fabric Category: 40 twill printed fabric, printed fabric activity (some merchants called flower satin, to show high-grade fabrics, but in fact he did not belong satin fabric), sanding fabric, satin fabric, jacquard fabrics, silk jacquard fabrics, satin fabrics printing. ]]> Business English 2010-08-25T09:06:00-06:00 http://www.ntren.org/pivot/entry.php?id=195 http://www.ntren.org/pivot/entry.php?id=195#comm Yarn count is expressed in a way, usually to "re-set system" (This method of calculation is divided into the number of metric and English count two) in the English count (S), ie: the officially sanctioned revival rate conditions (8.5%), weight of one pound of yarn in the number of twist per length of 840 yards of yarn, that is, the number of counts. Count with the length and weight of the yarn. Analogy, one or two made of 30 cottonYarn count is expressed in a way, usually to "re-set system" (This method of calculation is divided into the number of metric and English count two) in the English count (S), ie: the officially sanctioned revival rate conditions (8.5%), weight of one pound of yarn in the number of twist per length of 840 yards of yarn, that is, the number of counts. Count with the length and weight of the yarn. Analogy, one or two made of 30 cotton, 1 meter length of yarn that is 30; one or two made of 40 cotton, 1 meter length of yarn, that is, 40; a two-length cotton made of 60 1 meter of yarn, which is 60. Therefore, the higher the yarn count, the more fine yarn, weave cloth more thin, relatively more soft and comfortable fabric. Obviously the higher the number of cloth required supporting materials (cotton), higher quality, and on the spinning and weaving plants also require relatively high, so the higher the cost of cloth.
* * 40 with a mean 40S. Bedding with the 30S-60S, clothing tends to be used 60-80S. 195@http://ntren.org/pivot/ * * 40 with a mean 40S. Bedding with the 30S-60S, clothing tends to be used 60-80S. ]]> Business English 2010-08-25T09:05:00-06:00 http://www.ntren.org/pivot/entry.php?id=194 http://www.ntren.org/pivot/entry.php?id=194#comm Promotion Website：Global Textile Golden Supplier —www.gtexgs.com

Media: (Non-priority listing)

www.google.com www.baidu.com ALIBABA Chinese Fashion Weekly www.efu.com.cnPromotion Website：Global Textile Golden Supplier —www.gtexgs.com

Media: (Non-priority listing)

www.google.com www.baidu.com ALIBABA Chinese Fashion Weekly www.efu.com.cn

www.texnet.com.cn www.texindex.com.cn Global sources net Garment Fabrics & Accessories World and hundreds of media partners



To satisfy every exhibitor is our objective!

Last exhibition summary:

The last exhibition succeeds in holding in the new international fair centre of Shanghai in 2009, the scale up to 23,000 square meterses, nearly thousand exhibition traders have participated in this fair , the statistics show, the professional audience exceeds 3. 10,000 people; Among them the foreign audience accounts for 30%, they come from nearly 30 countries such as African country , European Union member state, Japan , S. Korea , U.S.A. , Middle East country, etc. respectively. More than 90% of the exhibiters sponsor the field service and audience's quality to satisfy with to this exhibition. China News Service, national textile clothing channel of website of Department of Commerce, Alibaba, China textile net, Chinese clothing network, Chinese news network, Sohu press center, Economic Information Network, China Fashion Newspaper, textile of China,,, network, etc., Times of clothing and women's clothing of Chinese over one hundred authoritative media in carry on report to exhibition this as soon as possible. We will regard this as motive force; will strive to turn our exhibition into the really famous brand exhibition of world!

■ Schedule:
Move-in: June 6-June 7, 2010
Show time: June 8-10， 2010

Move-out: June 10, 2010 (after 15:00 p.m.)

■Scope of Exhibits:
1. Fabrics: Best fiber fabrics, silk fabrics, cotton fabrics, shuttle-woven chemical fabrics, wool fabrics, knitted fabrics, coated fabrics, compound fabrics, antistatic fabrics, oil-proof fabrics, waterproof fabrics, flame retardant fabrics, ray-proof fabrics, mercerized fabrics, reflective fabrics, and elastic fabrics, etc.;
2. Textile raw materials: Natural fibers, synthetic fibers, plant fibers, and assistants;
3. Yarns: Tabular and flat knitted yarns, shuttle-woven yarns, hosiery yarns, apparel yarns, decorative cloth yarns, imitation fur yarns, fancy knitted yarns;
4. Auxiliary materials: Embroidery, laces, linings, buttons, threads and tapes, trade marks, clothes hangers, zippers and accessories;
5. Textiles & home textiles: Clothes and fashion, bedclothes, towels, curtains, and a variety of decorative cloth for sofas, dining tables and residential appliances, furniture fabrics, carpets, handkerchiefs, napkins and accessories;
6. Design and production systems: Computer aided design and production systems, pattern input systems, textile/clothes color cards, samples, CDs, professional publications, etc.

■Participation Fees:

Standard Booth: (Notes: A 20% surcharge will be levied for reservation of a booth with 2 facades)

Area A enterprises:8,800 (RMB) / 9 sq.m.（3 m×3 m）（Free of renting business table）

Area B enterprises: 7,800 (RMB) / 9 sq.m.（3 m×3 m）

1. Each standard booth (9sq.m. at least) consists of 3-sided partitions (except for 2 facades), 1 information desk, 2 chairs, 1 hang rod, bilingual fascia board, 2 spotlights, 1 220V/5A power socket, fully covered carpet.

2. All exhibitors will enjoy the services of organizing clients for negotiations, publishing company profile in the Show Catalogue, cleaning and security on the site, insurance, advertising on the newspapers and magazines, etc.

3. We provide the service of booking hotel, the enterprises will free of the troubles in booking room.

4. The transmission of exhibits and other kind of service is not free.

The raw space:

Area A enterprises: 880 (RMB) / sq.m. Area B enterprises: 780 (RMB) / sq.m.

Notes: The raw space is required to be rented with minimum 27sq.m. Without equipment.

■Advertising in the Show Catalogue:

□Front cover: RMB 30,000 □Back cover: RMB 20,000

□Black-and-white full page: RMB 3,000 □Colored full page: RMB 6,000.00

□Inside front: RMB 18,000 □Inside back: RMB 12,000

■Other Advertisements:

□ Invitation cards: RMB 8,000.00/10,000 Pieces

□ Admission tickets: RMB 3,000.00/10,000 Pieces

Note: Invitation cards and admission tickets shall be printed with minimum 30,000 pieces.

Technical Seminars:

Each seminar is limited within 1 hour and charged RMB 5,000.00 Yuan. Please send the synopsis of seminar contents to the Organizer in advance.

■ Participation Procedures:

1. After making a decision to participate in the exhibition, ask the Organizer for Application Form & Agreement. Fill out the Application Form & Agreement, and submit it by mail or fax to the Organizer.

2. Please make the participation fees payable in full or 50% as deposit by telegraphic transfer or in person to the Organizer within 7 days after application. The balance of the payment shall be settled prior to May 1, 2010
3. The allocation of booths is based on the principle of “first-come-first-served” in terms of application and payment.

4. Upon payment of all the fees, exhibitors are required to fax the note of the bank transfer to the Organizer.

5. After receiving the booth rental, the Organizer will send a copy of Exhibitor's Manual to the exhibitor one month before the opening of the event.

■Show Management Contact Method:

Shanghai Gehua Exhibition Service Co., Ltd.

Address: Rm. 1206-08, Xin’an Mansion, No.99 Tianzhou Road, Shanghai, P. R. China

Zip Code: 200233
Tel: 0086-21-54451975

Fax: 0086-21-54451968 54451166-1968

Contact person:Tracy Zeng

E-mail:ctfegh@126.com 194@http://ntren.org/pivot/
Media: (Non-priority listing)

www.google.com www.baidu.com ALIBABA Chinese Fashion Weekly www.efu.com.cnPromotion Website：Global Textile Golden Supplier —www.gtexgs.com

Media: (Non-priority listing)

www.google.com www.baidu.com ALIBABA Chinese Fashion Weekly www.efu.com.cn

www.texnet.com.cn www.texindex.com.cn Global sources net Garment Fabrics & Accessories World and hundreds of media partners



To satisfy every exhibitor is our objective!

Last exhibition summary:

The last exhibition succeeds in holding in the new international fair centre of Shanghai in 2009, the scale up to 23,000 square meterses, nearly thousand exhibition traders have participated in this fair , the statistics show, the professional audience exceeds 3. 10,000 people; Among them the foreign audience accounts for 30%, they come from nearly 30 countries such as African country , European Union member state, Japan , S. Korea , U.S.A. , Middle East country, etc. respectively. More than 90% of the exhibiters sponsor the field service and audience's quality to satisfy with to this exhibition. China News Service, national textile clothing channel of website of Department of Commerce, Alibaba, China textile net, Chinese clothing network, Chinese news network, Sohu press center, Economic Information Network, China Fashion Newspaper, textile of China,,, network, etc., Times of clothing and women's clothing of Chinese over one hundred authoritative media in carry on report to exhibition this as soon as possible. We will regard this as motive force; will strive to turn our exhibition into the really famous brand exhibition of world!

■ Schedule:
Move-in: June 6-June 7, 2010
Show time: June 8-10， 2010

Move-out: June 10, 2010 (after 15:00 p.m.)

■Scope of Exhibits:
1. Fabrics: Best fiber fabrics, silk fabrics, cotton fabrics, shuttle-woven chemical fabrics, wool fabrics, knitted fabrics, coated fabrics, compound fabrics, antistatic fabrics, oil-proof fabrics, waterproof fabrics, flame retardant fabrics, ray-proof fabrics, mercerized fabrics, reflective fabrics, and elastic fabrics, etc.;
2. Textile raw materials: Natural fibers, synthetic fibers, plant fibers, and assistants;
3. Yarns: Tabular and flat knitted yarns, shuttle-woven yarns, hosiery yarns, apparel yarns, decorative cloth yarns, imitation fur yarns, fancy knitted yarns;
4. Auxiliary materials: Embroidery, laces, linings, buttons, threads and tapes, trade marks, clothes hangers, zippers and accessories;
5. Textiles & home textiles: Clothes and fashion, bedclothes, towels, curtains, and a variety of decorative cloth for sofas, dining tables and residential appliances, furniture fabrics, carpets, handkerchiefs, napkins and accessories;
6. Design and production systems: Computer aided design and production systems, pattern input systems, textile/clothes color cards, samples, CDs, professional publications, etc.

■Participation Fees:

Standard Booth: (Notes: A 20% surcharge will be levied for reservation of a booth with 2 facades)

Area A enterprises:8,800 (RMB) / 9 sq.m.（3 m×3 m）（Free of renting business table）

Area B enterprises: 7,800 (RMB) / 9 sq.m.（3 m×3 m）

1. Each standard booth (9sq.m. at least) consists of 3-sided partitions (except for 2 facades), 1 information desk, 2 chairs, 1 hang rod, bilingual fascia board, 2 spotlights, 1 220V/5A power socket, fully covered carpet.

2. All exhibitors will enjoy the services of organizing clients for negotiations, publishing company profile in the Show Catalogue, cleaning and security on the site, insurance, advertising on the newspapers and magazines, etc.

3. We provide the service of booking hotel, the enterprises will free of the troubles in booking room.

4. The transmission of exhibits and other kind of service is not free.

The raw space:

Area A enterprises: 880 (RMB) / sq.m. Area B enterprises: 780 (RMB) / sq.m.

Notes: The raw space is required to be rented with minimum 27sq.m. Without equipment.

■Advertising in the Show Catalogue:

□Front cover: RMB 30,000 □Back cover: RMB 20,000

□Black-and-white full page: RMB 3,000 □Colored full page: RMB 6,000.00

□Inside front: RMB 18,000 □Inside back: RMB 12,000

■Other Advertisements:

□ Invitation cards: RMB 8,000.00/10,000 Pieces

□ Admission tickets: RMB 3,000.00/10,000 Pieces

Note: Invitation cards and admission tickets shall be printed with minimum 30,000 pieces.

Technical Seminars:

Each seminar is limited within 1 hour and charged RMB 5,000.00 Yuan. Please send the synopsis of seminar contents to the Organizer in advance.

■ Participation Procedures:

1. After making a decision to participate in the exhibition, ask the Organizer for Application Form & Agreement. Fill out the Application Form & Agreement, and submit it by mail or fax to the Organizer.

2. Please make the participation fees payable in full or 50% as deposit by telegraphic transfer or in person to the Organizer within 7 days after application. The balance of the payment shall be settled prior to May 1, 2010
3. The allocation of booths is based on the principle of “first-come-first-served” in terms of application and payment.

4. Upon payment of all the fees, exhibitors are required to fax the note of the bank transfer to the Organizer.

5. After receiving the booth rental, the Organizer will send a copy of Exhibitor's Manual to the exhibitor one month before the opening of the event.

■Show Management Contact Method:

Shanghai Gehua Exhibition Service Co., Ltd.

Address: Rm. 1206-08, Xin’an Mansion, No.99 Tianzhou Road, Shanghai, P. R. China

Zip Code: 200233
Tel: 0086-21-54451975

Fax: 0086-21-54451968 54451166-1968

Contact person:Tracy Zeng

E-mail:ctfegh@126.com ]]> Business English 2010-07-27T06:44:00-06:00 http://www.ntren.org/pivot/entry.php?id=193 http://www.ntren.org/pivot/entry.php?id=193#comm After the successful conclusion of the 8th Edition of MEGATECH Pakistan 2010, the 9th Edition of the International Machinery Exhibition of Garment & Textile Technology – MEGATECH Pakistan 2011 is scheduled from 3rd – 5th March, 2011. The show will once again bring together leading players from the related industry to display their products and services, while offering them opportunities to generate new business contacts and fortify old ones.SHOW OVERVIEW:

The 8th Edition of the International Machinery Exhibition of Garment and Textile Technology – MEGATECH Pakistan 2010 was successfully held from 4th – 6th March, 2010. The event served an unparalleled platform for leading international & local traders and distributors to showcase their latest textile and garment machinery.

MEGATECH Pakistan 2010 witnessed an encouraging participation of local and international textile & garment machinery manufacturers, distributors and importers. The show provided networking opportunities to the participants in a highly targeted business environment.

INAUGURAL CEREMONY:

The exhibition was inaugurated by Mr. Abdul Rauf Siddiqui; Minister of Industries & Commerce, Government of Sindh. The ceremony was also graced by the presence of Mr. Abdul Majid Haji Muhammad; President, Karachi Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Mr. M. Idrees Ahmed; Textile Commissioner, Textile Commissioner’s Organization, Mr. Abbas Mooraj; President Textile Machinery Manufacturers & Suppliers Association of Pakistan, Dr. Shahzad Arshad; Chairman, Pakistan Cotton Fashion Apparel Manufacturers & Exporters Association, Mr. Anees Motiwala; Chairman, Sindh Balochistan Zone, All Pakistan Textile Processing Mills Association and Mr. Farid Ahmed Vawda; Pakistan Chemicals & Dyes Merchants Association.

SHOW HIGHLIGHTS:

Participation of 312 local and international companies from the textile and garment machinery manufacturing industry

Representation of 29 countries including Austria, Australia, Bangladesh, Belgium, Canada, China, Czech Republic, France, Germany, India, Indonesia, Italy, Japan , Malaysia, North Korea, Pakistan, Singapore, Slovakia, South Korea, Spain, Sri Lanka, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, Turkey, U.A.E., U.K. and U.S.A.

Attended by more than 9,000 business professionals from the related industry

Extensive local & international media coverage including 16 publications from countries; Bangladesh, China, India, Iran, Japan, Pakistan, Turkey and U.A.E.


Business Generated:
52.5% exhibitors generated 10 – 50 leads

20% exhibitors generated 50 – 100 leads

5% exhibitors generated more than 100 leads

15% exhibitors confirmed orders during the show



3rd INTERNATIONAL TECHNICAL TEXTILES CONFERENCE:

In concurrence with the MEGATECH Pakistan 2010, a two days’ conference under the theme of “Technical Textiles: Global Trends & Prospects in Pakistan” was organised to highlight the significance and potential of Medical Textiles and Geotextiles in this sector.

CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS:

Mr. Zafar Mahmood, Secretary Commerce from Ministry of Commerce inaugurated the first day of the conference and Mr. Waqar Masood Khan, Federal Secretary, Ministry of Textile Industry was the chief guest of the second day

Prof. Dr. Niaz Ahmed Akhtar, Rector, National Textile University was the chairperson of the first session whereas Mr. Arif Hasan, Chancellor Textile Institute of Pakistan chaired the second session of the conference

The conference was held in partnership with Textile Institute of Pakistan (TIP), which is a leading textile education institute of the country

Speakers from University of Bolton, University of Leeds, U.K., NED University, National Textile University and Textile Institute of Pakistan shared their expertise and valuable knowledge with the audience

More than 300 attendees including CEOs, Directors, Managers, Engineers from Production, Warping & Sizing, R&D and Quality Assurance participated in the conference

Students along with the faculty members from the leading Textiles Universities also attended the conference.

The conference was sponsored by Tata Industries, Premium Textile Mills Ltd., Sapphire Textile Mills Ltd., Dossa Cotton and General Trading (Pvt.) Ltd., Indus Dying, Lucky Tex (Pvt.)Ltd and Associated Textile Consultant

KNOWLEDGE VILLAGE:
The pavilion successfully created synergy between textile industry and research centres of local textile university/institutes to explore new avenues of business in the textile industry.
The leading textile universities and institutes including Textile Institute of Pakistan, NED University, Karachi University, National Textile University and Synthetic Fibre Development & Application Centre participated at the Knowledge Village where the final year students displayed their research posters.
9th EDITION OF THE INTERNATIONAL MACHINERY EXHIBITION OF GARMENT & TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY – MEGATECH PAKISTAN 2011

After the successful conclusion of the 8th Edition of MEGATECH Pakistan 2010, the 9th Edition of the International Machinery Exhibition of Garment & Textile Technology – MEGATECH Pakistan 2011 is scheduled from 3rd – 5th March, 2011. The show will once again bring together leading players from the related industry to display their products and services, while offering them opportunities to generate new business contacts and fortify old ones. 193@http://ntren.org/pivot/
The 8th Edition of the International Machinery Exhibition of Garment and Textile Technology – MEGATECH Pakistan 2010 was successfully held from 4th – 6th March, 2010. The event served an unparalleled platform for leading international & local traders and distributors to showcase their latest textile and garment machinery.

MEGATECH Pakistan 2010 witnessed an encouraging participation of local and international textile & garment machinery manufacturers, distributors and importers. The show provided networking opportunities to the participants in a highly targeted business environment.

INAUGURAL CEREMONY:

The exhibition was inaugurated by Mr. Abdul Rauf Siddiqui; Minister of Industries & Commerce, Government of Sindh. The ceremony was also graced by the presence of Mr. Abdul Majid Haji Muhammad; President, Karachi Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Mr. M. Idrees Ahmed; Textile Commissioner, Textile Commissioner’s Organization, Mr. Abbas Mooraj; President Textile Machinery Manufacturers & Suppliers Association of Pakistan, Dr. Shahzad Arshad; Chairman, Pakistan Cotton Fashion Apparel Manufacturers & Exporters Association, Mr. Anees Motiwala; Chairman, Sindh Balochistan Zone, All Pakistan Textile Processing Mills Association and Mr. Farid Ahmed Vawda; Pakistan Chemicals & Dyes Merchants Association.

SHOW HIGHLIGHTS:

Participation of 312 local and international companies from the textile and garment machinery manufacturing industry

Representation of 29 countries including Austria, Australia, Bangladesh, Belgium, Canada, China, Czech Republic, France, Germany, India, Indonesia, Italy, Japan , Malaysia, North Korea, Pakistan, Singapore, Slovakia, South Korea, Spain, Sri Lanka, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, Turkey, U.A.E., U.K. and U.S.A.

Attended by more than 9,000 business professionals from the related industry

Extensive local & international media coverage including 16 publications from countries; Bangladesh, China, India, Iran, Japan, Pakistan, Turkey and U.A.E.


Business Generated:
52.5% exhibitors generated 10 – 50 leads

20% exhibitors generated 50 – 100 leads

5% exhibitors generated more than 100 leads

15% exhibitors confirmed orders during the show



3rd INTERNATIONAL TECHNICAL TEXTILES CONFERENCE:

In concurrence with the MEGATECH Pakistan 2010, a two days’ conference under the theme of “Technical Textiles: Global Trends & Prospects in Pakistan” was organised to highlight the significance and potential of Medical Textiles and Geotextiles in this sector.

CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS:

Mr. Zafar Mahmood, Secretary Commerce from Ministry of Commerce inaugurated the first day of the conference and Mr. Waqar Masood Khan, Federal Secretary, Ministry of Textile Industry was the chief guest of the second day

Prof. Dr. Niaz Ahmed Akhtar, Rector, National Textile University was the chairperson of the first session whereas Mr. Arif Hasan, Chancellor Textile Institute of Pakistan chaired the second session of the conference

The conference was held in partnership with Textile Institute of Pakistan (TIP), which is a leading textile education institute of the country

Speakers from University of Bolton, University of Leeds, U.K., NED University, National Textile University and Textile Institute of Pakistan shared their expertise and valuable knowledge with the audience

More than 300 attendees including CEOs, Directors, Managers, Engineers from Production, Warping & Sizing, R&D and Quality Assurance participated in the conference

Students along with the faculty members from the leading Textiles Universities also attended the conference.

The conference was sponsored by Tata Industries, Premium Textile Mills Ltd., Sapphire Textile Mills Ltd., Dossa Cotton and General Trading (Pvt.) Ltd., Indus Dying, Lucky Tex (Pvt.)Ltd and Associated Textile Consultant

KNOWLEDGE VILLAGE:
The pavilion successfully created synergy between textile industry and research centres of local textile university/institutes to explore new avenues of business in the textile industry.
The leading textile universities and institutes including Textile Institute of Pakistan, NED University, Karachi University, National Textile University and Synthetic Fibre Development & Application Centre participated at the Knowledge Village where the final year students displayed their research posters.
9th EDITION OF THE INTERNATIONAL MACHINERY EXHIBITION OF GARMENT & TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY – MEGATECH PAKISTAN 2011

After the successful conclusion of the 8th Edition of MEGATECH Pakistan 2010, the 9th Edition of the International Machinery Exhibition of Garment & Textile Technology – MEGATECH Pakistan 2011 is scheduled from 3rd – 5th March, 2011. The show will once again bring together leading players from the related industry to display their products and services, while offering them opportunities to generate new business contacts and fortify old ones. ]]> Business English 2010-07-27T06:44:00-06:00 http://www.ntren.org/pivot/entry.php?id=192 http://www.ntren.org/pivot/entry.php?id=192#comm March 10-12 2010
Shanghai New International Expo Center
Shanghai China
www.fashionshanghai.comMarch 10-12 2010
Shanghai New International Expo Center
Shanghai China
www.fashionshanghai.com

Sponsor
Shanghai International Clothing & Textile Expo committee
Organizer
Shanghai Textile Technology Service & Exhibition Center

Credibility amid Crisis-- Fashion shanghai makes business opportunities
As the only one professional event supported by Shanghai Municipal Government in Fashion & Textile industry, FASHION Shanghai 2010 composes Fashion show, fashion expo, forum and other professional events as one fantastic trade platform.

2009 Review
700 excellent exhibitors from 12 countries and regions
More than 21,000 trade visitors
2,000 overseas professional visitors from 42 countries and regions
10 seminars and fashionable trend reports
Worldwide media coverage

Exhibits Profile
Fabrics: Silk Weaving Fabric, Cotton Weaving Fabric, Woolens, Linen, Fiber Shuttle-Woven Fabric, Knitted / Coated Fabric and Compound Fabric ,Fibre/Yarns
Trims: Embroidery, Lace, Liner, Button, Cotton Thread Tape, Label, Zipper,etc.

Experts Forum
International Fashion Forum
Young Designers’ Gallery
Fashionable Trend Report on 2009/2010 Spring and Summer Textile Fabric
Fashion Shanghai 2008 Exhibits Selection
Technical Seminars

The Service
We offer package services as: Pre-exhibition promotion toward Chinese buyers
Assistance with trade negotiation
Free entry in the official Exhibition Directory
General Security for exhibition area
Daily cleaning for stand and corridor
Exhibitor's Manual to facilitate your planning and booking of optional services
Assistance with arranging on-site or off-site meetings with your desired visitors
Other services request at reasonable rates are
advertising in the official Exhibition Directory
Freight forwarding
Travel arrangement
interpretation and translation
Stand building for raw space and special design
Additional furniture renting
Bonded warehouse for storing exhibits after the exhibition

Contact
Shanghai Textile Technology Service & Exhibition Center
Add:25F HengDa Plaza,No.285 Changshou Road,Shanghai 200060 China
Contact： Mr. Noel Tian Ms. Ge Jin
Tel: ++86-21-62775353- 609 627 Fax: ++86-21-62270002
Email: fashionshanghai@163.com Website: www.fashionshanghai.com 192@http://ntren.org/pivot/ Shanghai New International Expo Center
Shanghai China
www.fashionshanghai.comMarch 10-12 2010
Shanghai New International Expo Center
Shanghai China
www.fashionshanghai.com

Sponsor
Shanghai International Clothing & Textile Expo committee
Organizer
Shanghai Textile Technology Service & Exhibition Center

Credibility amid Crisis-- Fashion shanghai makes business opportunities
As the only one professional event supported by Shanghai Municipal Government in Fashion & Textile industry, FASHION Shanghai 2010 composes Fashion show, fashion expo, forum and other professional events as one fantastic trade platform.

2009 Review
700 excellent exhibitors from 12 countries and regions
More than 21,000 trade visitors
2,000 overseas professional visitors from 42 countries and regions
10 seminars and fashionable trend reports
Worldwide media coverage

Exhibits Profile
Fabrics: Silk Weaving Fabric, Cotton Weaving Fabric, Woolens, Linen, Fiber Shuttle-Woven Fabric, Knitted / Coated Fabric and Compound Fabric ,Fibre/Yarns
Trims: Embroidery, Lace, Liner, Button, Cotton Thread Tape, Label, Zipper,etc.

Experts Forum
International Fashion Forum
Young Designers’ Gallery
Fashionable Trend Report on 2009/2010 Spring and Summer Textile Fabric
Fashion Shanghai 2008 Exhibits Selection
Technical Seminars

The Service
We offer package services as: Pre-exhibition promotion toward Chinese buyers
Assistance with trade negotiation
Free entry in the official Exhibition Directory
General Security for exhibition area
Daily cleaning for stand and corridor
Exhibitor's Manual to facilitate your planning and booking of optional services
Assistance with arranging on-site or off-site meetings with your desired visitors
Other services request at reasonable rates are
advertising in the official Exhibition Directory
Freight forwarding
Travel arrangement
interpretation and translation
Stand building for raw space and special design
Additional furniture renting
Bonded warehouse for storing exhibits after the exhibition

Contact
Shanghai Textile Technology Service & Exhibition Center
Add:25F HengDa Plaza,No.285 Changshou Road,Shanghai 200060 China
Contact： Mr. Noel Tian Ms. Ge Jin
Tel: ++86-21-62775353- 609 627 Fax: ++86-21-62270002
Email: fashionshanghai@163.com Website: www.fashionshanghai.com ]]> Business English 2010-07-27T06:43:00-06:00 http://www.ntren.org/pivot/entry.php?id=191 http://www.ntren.org/pivot/entry.php?id=191#comm After a successful IMB 2009 – Worldof Textile Processing – exhibitors are eagerly looking forward to the IMB Forum 2010 – Information Technology for the Textile Processing and Apparel Industry. The preparations for this event are currently in full swing. However, the IMB Forum has been moved from May to November 2010, in response to the requests of suppliers and buyers from the sector. In anticipation of a global economic upturn and with an expanded event concept, the event can thus more effectively take advantage of the need for investment and help to boost demand. The new dates are 10th and 11th November 2010.After a successful IMB 2009 – Worldof Textile Processing – exhibitors are eagerly looking forward to the IMB Forum 2010 – Information Technology for the Textile Processing and Apparel Industry. The preparations for this event are currently in full swing. However, the IMB Forum has been moved from May to November 2010, in response to the requests of suppliers and buyers from the sector. In anticipation of a global economic upturn and with an expanded event concept, the event can thus more effectively take advantage of the need for investment and help to boost demand. The new dates are 10th and 11th November 2010.

The IMB Forum covers almost the entire spectrum of interfaces with the trade by offering a wide range of IT products and services for the textile processing industry. The exhibitors present practice-oriented solutions along the entire textile value chain. Although the products on offer from IT and systems suppliers are becoming more and more industry-specific, the growing ramifications of the supply chain and the requirement to flexibly integrate new and additional processes will continue to create problems, as these are inherent in the system. The IMB Forum is therefore the ideal business platform for promoting direct dialogue between users and suppliers of IT solutions for clothing production and the processing of textiles and flexible materials.

With the IMB Forum, Koelnmesse GmbH is confirming its role as an international hub and marketplace — a role which it also occupies thanks to IMB, the centre for the global textile processing network, located in the heart of Europe. "From our point of view, the IMB Forum has established itself as a fixed point in our sector. The event offers a high-level specialist audience the opportunity to keep abreastof the most important new developments on the market.

The IMB Forum is the perfect supplement to IMB – World of Textile Processing – in May 2012, as this special event for information technology corresponds to the fast development cycles of the sector," says Udo Traeger, Vice President Furniture, Interior Design & Textiles at Koelnmesse. 191@http://ntren.org/pivot/
The IMB Forum covers almost the entire spectrum of interfaces with the trade by offering a wide range of IT products and services for the textile processing industry. The exhibitors present practice-oriented solutions along the entire textile value chain. Although the products on offer from IT and systems suppliers are becoming more and more industry-specific, the growing ramifications of the supply chain and the requirement to flexibly integrate new and additional processes will continue to create problems, as these are inherent in the system. The IMB Forum is therefore the ideal business platform for promoting direct dialogue between users and suppliers of IT solutions for clothing production and the processing of textiles and flexible materials.

With the IMB Forum, Koelnmesse GmbH is confirming its role as an international hub and marketplace — a role which it also occupies thanks to IMB, the centre for the global textile processing network, located in the heart of Europe. "From our point of view, the IMB Forum has established itself as a fixed point in our sector. The event offers a high-level specialist audience the opportunity to keep abreastof the most important new developments on the market.

The IMB Forum is the perfect supplement to IMB – World of Textile Processing – in May 2012, as this special event for information technology corresponds to the fast development cycles of the sector," says Udo Traeger, Vice President Furniture, Interior Design & Textiles at Koelnmesse. ]]> Business English 2010-07-27T06:43:00-06:00 http://www.ntren.org/pivot/entry.php?id=190 http://www.ntren.org/pivot/entry.php?id=190#comm After four days, IMB 2009 - World of Textile Processing, ended on Friday, April 24, 2009, and the trade fair's exhibitors and visitors indicated they were entirely satisfied with the event. A total of 509 companies from 34 countries presented themselves - and their talents for innovation - to the international trade visitors at the textile processing industry's leading trade fair. "IMB 2009 thoroughly lived up to its claim of being the sector's top event," concluded Gerald Böse, Chief Executive Officer of Koelnmesse. "Nearly all the market leaders from Germany and around the world were represented at IMB in Cologne. They generated new momentum for the sector and sent a positive signal at the right time concerning the future development of the industry. That is what makes a sector-leading trade fair stand out from the rest."After four days, IMB 2009 - World of Textile Processing, ended on Friday, April 24, 2009, and the trade fair's exhibitors and visitors indicated they were entirely satisfied with the event. A total of 509 companies from 34 countries presented themselves - and their talents for innovation - to the international trade visitors at the textile processing industry's leading trade fair. "IMB 2009 thoroughly lived up to its claim of being the sector's top event," concluded Gerald Böse, Chief Executive Officer of Koelnmesse. "Nearly all the market leaders from Germany and around the world were represented at IMB in Cologne. They generated new momentum for the sector and sent a positive signal at the right time concerning the future development of the industry. That is what makes a sector-leading trade fair stand out from the rest."



Elgar Straub, Managing Director of the VDMA German Garment and Leather Technology Association, the conceptual sponsor of IMB, agreed: "This was what the sector needed: an IMB to demonstrate the sector's innovative power in line with the highest international standards, while serving as the ideal sector meeting place. Also important is for the exhibitors to offer a good spectrum of products and services and to reach the right visitor target groups. IMB 2009 succeeded on both counts."



Of the roughly 20,000 visitorsfrom 100 countries that were registered for IMB 2009, more than 50 percent came from outside Germany. As expected, the number of visitors from abroad was down due to the worrisome economic conditions. The turnout of visitors from European countries (including Germany), however, remained stable and strong. This also was confirmed by Eva Jubitz, Marketing Director of Lectra Deutschland GmbH: “IMB went very well for our company. We were pleasantly surprised that the fair surpassed our expectations. Not only was the turnout of visitors very good, their decisionmaking power also was very impressive. They were mostly from India, Russia and Germany.” Dr. Andreas Seidl, CEO of Human Solutions GmbH, welcomed fewer visitors at his company’s stand, especially from North and South America, but he was nonetheless quite satisfied with IMB: “On every day of the trade fair we made about 30 percent more customer contacts than at IMB 2006. As far as we are concerned, the turnout of trade visitors and their decision-making credentials was a very welcome surprise.”



Exhibitors have high praise for trade visitors’ decision-making status The very high level of decision-making responsibility of the IMB trade visitors was the object of almost unanimous praise by the fair exhibitors. “Although there were fewer visitors than at the 2006 event, the quality of the discussions and the contacts made increased considerably,” summed up Petra Grathwohl, Sales & Marketing Manager Industry of Gütermann SE. Thomas Willing, Managing Director of Avery Dennison Central Europe GmbH, also was very impressed by IMB: “It was simply a super trade fair, a complete success. We welcomed many more trade visitors than in 2006. And they were top decisionmakers.” The high level of decision-making responsibility among the trade visitors was confirmed by the results of an independent visitor survey: The survey respondents said that about 80 percent of visitors are involved in purchasing and procurement decisions, and 33 percent even play decisive roles in the decision-making prcess.



One of the main reasons that IMB is sosuccessful is because it brings together what belongs together: This is where the producers of textile processing machines can directly meet with the “users” of their products — with the managing directors, technical directors, engineers and procurement managers of manufacturing companies from the textile industry processing industry. In short, they meet with the real decision-makers in the industry. For example, 33 percent of visitors work in management positions, 33 percent in production, 25 percent in research and development and 18 percent in procurement.



Klaus Weber, Managing Partner of Intex Software GmbH, was therefore thrilled with the results: “It was an absolutely great trade fair! The economic crisis was the farthest thing from our minds during the four days of IMB. We engaged in talks around the clock, practically all day long. We made some great contacts, and the people who visited our stand indicated that they had come to invest. Visitors used IMB to plan for the post-crisis period and for the future in general.” 190@http://ntren.org/pivot/


Elgar Straub, Managing Director of the VDMA German Garment and Leather Technology Association, the conceptual sponsor of IMB, agreed: "This was what the sector needed: an IMB to demonstrate the sector's innovative power in line with the highest international standards, while serving as the ideal sector meeting place. Also important is for the exhibitors to offer a good spectrum of products and services and to reach the right visitor target groups. IMB 2009 succeeded on both counts."



Of the roughly 20,000 visitorsfrom 100 countries that were registered for IMB 2009, more than 50 percent came from outside Germany. As expected, the number of visitors from abroad was down due to the worrisome economic conditions. The turnout of visitors from European countries (including Germany), however, remained stable and strong. This also was confirmed by Eva Jubitz, Marketing Director of Lectra Deutschland GmbH: “IMB went very well for our company. We were pleasantly surprised that the fair surpassed our expectations. Not only was the turnout of visitors very good, their decisionmaking power also was very impressive. They were mostly from India, Russia and Germany.” Dr. Andreas Seidl, CEO of Human Solutions GmbH, welcomed fewer visitors at his company’s stand, especially from North and South America, but he was nonetheless quite satisfied with IMB: “On every day of the trade fair we made about 30 percent more customer contacts than at IMB 2006. As far as we are concerned, the turnout of trade visitors and their decision-making credentials was a very welcome surprise.”



Exhibitors have high praise for trade visitors’ decision-making status The very high level of decision-making responsibility of the IMB trade visitors was the object of almost unanimous praise by the fair exhibitors. “Although there were fewer visitors than at the 2006 event, the quality of the discussions and the contacts made increased considerably,” summed up Petra Grathwohl, Sales & Marketing Manager Industry of Gütermann SE. Thomas Willing, Managing Director of Avery Dennison Central Europe GmbH, also was very impressed by IMB: “It was simply a super trade fair, a complete success. We welcomed many more trade visitors than in 2006. And they were top decisionmakers.” The high level of decision-making responsibility among the trade visitors was confirmed by the results of an independent visitor survey: The survey respondents said that about 80 percent of visitors are involved in purchasing and procurement decisions, and 33 percent even play decisive roles in the decision-making prcess.



One of the main reasons that IMB is sosuccessful is because it brings together what belongs together: This is where the producers of textile processing machines can directly meet with the “users” of their products — with the managing directors, technical directors, engineers and procurement managers of manufacturing companies from the textile industry processing industry. In short, they meet with the real decision-makers in the industry. For example, 33 percent of visitors work in management positions, 33 percent in production, 25 percent in research and development and 18 percent in procurement.



Klaus Weber, Managing Partner of Intex Software GmbH, was therefore thrilled with the results: “It was an absolutely great trade fair! The economic crisis was the farthest thing from our minds during the four days of IMB. We engaged in talks around the clock, practically all day long. We made some great contacts, and the people who visited our stand indicated that they had come to invest. Visitors used IMB to plan for the post-crisis period and for the future in general.” ]]> Business English 2010-07-27T06:43:00-06:00 http://www.ntren.org/pivot/entry.php?id=189 http://www.ntren.org/pivot/entry.php?id=189#comm 10 November 2010 will mark the premiere of IMB Select 2010 - Fashion & Textiles: IT-Systems, Services and Strategies in Cologne. In terms of concept, the new trade fair format marks the consistent development of IMB Forum. "In IMB Select we are creating a product developed in partnership with companies that is 100 percent focused on the wishes of visitors", says Udo Traeger, head of the Furniture, Interior Design & Textiles division at Koelnmesse. "IMB Select is an excellent connecting link to IMB - World of Textile Processing to be held in May 2012."10 November 2010 will mark the premiere of IMB Select 2010 - Fashion & Textiles: IT-Systems, Services and Strategies in Cologne. In terms of concept, the new trade fair format marks the consistent development of IMB Forum. "In IMB Select we are creating a product developed in partnership with companies that is 100 percent focused on the wishes of visitors", says Udo Traeger, head of the Furniture, Interior Design & Textiles division at Koelnmesse. "IMB Select is an excellent connecting link to IMB - World of Textile Processing to be held in May 2012."



In today's clothing industry, off-the-peg producers have different tasks to the people retailing their clothes. The verticalisation trend and the boom in floor space management by the clothing industry are changing both the internal relationship between suppliers and customers and the necessity of process control. Individual arrangements that are reached require the greatest possible transparency and integration in the IT systems of the other partner. Considerable attention must be paid to these sensitive interfaces, which is where the IMB Select 2010 concept comes in. The extensive trade fair programme and supporting congress on 10 and 11 November 2010 in the northern halls will focus on the entire supply chain, all the way through from procurement to stock management systems, without losing sight of its core processing competence. IMB Select is the ideal business platform for promoting direct dialogue between users and providers of IT solutions in the areas of clothing production and the processing of textile and flexible materials. The central meeting point will be the open and generous communication area, while entirely uniform stand design will make it easier for visitors to find their way around. "Visiting this trade fair will be of immense importance for all decision-makers. It is the only place where they will get a complete overview of the IT industry's offers for the sector. It will enable key investment decisions to be made based on flawless information", says Bettina Glamsch, IMB Product Manager, of the new trade fair format.



IMB Select also depicts peripheral and additional processes along the supply chain, doing full justice to the fast development cycles in this sector. By staging IMB Select 2010 and IMB 2012, Koelnmesse GmbH is confirming its position as a hub and marketplace at the heart of Europe for the handling and processing of textile and flexible materials in global business.



IMB Select 2010
Fashion & Textiles: IT Systems, Services and Strategies
10 and 11 November 2010 189@http://ntren.org/pivot/


In today's clothing industry, off-the-peg producers have different tasks to the people retailing their clothes. The verticalisation trend and the boom in floor space management by the clothing industry are changing both the internal relationship between suppliers and customers and the necessity of process control. Individual arrangements that are reached require the greatest possible transparency and integration in the IT systems of the other partner. Considerable attention must be paid to these sensitive interfaces, which is where the IMB Select 2010 concept comes in. The extensive trade fair programme and supporting congress on 10 and 11 November 2010 in the northern halls will focus on the entire supply chain, all the way through from procurement to stock management systems, without losing sight of its core processing competence. IMB Select is the ideal business platform for promoting direct dialogue between users and providers of IT solutions in the areas of clothing production and the processing of textile and flexible materials. The central meeting point will be the open and generous communication area, while entirely uniform stand design will make it easier for visitors to find their way around. "Visiting this trade fair will be of immense importance for all decision-makers. It is the only place where they will get a complete overview of the IT industry's offers for the sector. It will enable key investment decisions to be made based on flawless information", says Bettina Glamsch, IMB Product Manager, of the new trade fair format.



IMB Select also depicts peripheral and additional processes along the supply chain, doing full justice to the fast development cycles in this sector. By staging IMB Select 2010 and IMB 2012, Koelnmesse GmbH is confirming its position as a hub and marketplace at the heart of Europe for the handling and processing of textile and flexible materials in global business.



IMB Select 2010
Fashion & Textiles: IT Systems, Services and Strategies
10 and 11 November 2010 ]]> Business English 2010-07-27T06:42:00-06:00 http://www.ntren.org/pivot/entry.php?id=188 http://www.ntren.org/pivot/entry.php?id=188#comm Shanghai, China, October 20th, 2009 – At the forefront of cutting edge fashion and technology, Dow Fiber Solutions, a business unit of The Dow Chemical Company, is dedicated to pioneering innovations for the textile industry. Debuting in the Asia/Pacific market at Intertextile 2009, Dow Fiber Solutions will reveal Re:Flex4™, a revolutionary breakthrough in multi-dimensional stretch denim using DOW XLA™ premium stretch fiber. Re:Flex4™ answers designer’s and consumer’s denim desires by offering durable, premium stretch denim that allows incredible four-way flexibility for ultimate comfort. DOW XLA™, known for redesigning the rules, fulfills the industry’s needs with Re:Flex4™ liberating designers to create new products with unmatched fit and comfort without compromising the authentic look and feel of cotton. As the world’s first and only olefin-based stretch fiber, DOW XLA™ premium stretch fiber is engineered to defy limitations posed with rigid denim or other stretch denim fabrics.Shanghai, China, October 20th, 2009 – At the forefront of cutting edge fashion and technology, Dow Fiber Solutions, a business unit of The Dow Chemical Company, is dedicated to pioneering innovations for the textile industry. Debuting in the Asia/Pacific market at Intertextile 2009, Dow Fiber Solutions will reveal Re:Flex4™, a revolutionary breakthrough in multi-dimensional stretch denim using DOW XLA™ premium stretch fiber. Re:Flex4™ answers designer’s and consumer’s denim desires by offering durable, premium stretch denim that allows incredible four-way flexibility for ultimate comfort. DOW XLA™, known for redesigning the rules, fulfills the industry’s needs with Re:Flex4™ liberating designers to create new products with unmatched fit and comfort without compromising the authentic look and feel of cotton. As the world’s first and only olefin-based stretch fiber, DOW XLA™ premium stretch fiber is engineered to defy limitations posed with rigid denim or other stretch denim fabrics.

DOW XLA™ Re:Flex4™ is specially designed, patent-pending technology delivering four-way stretch that adapts to the body's silhouette with enhanced shaping memory for the ultimate in soft comfortable denim with a custom-like fit. The body moves in different ways and now denim will, too. Four-way stretch denim with DOW XLA™ Re:Flex4™ premium stretch fiber in both the warp (vertical) and weft (horizontal) reduces fabric compression in key areas and matches the body’s natural movement for better fitting and more comfortable garments.

DOW XLA™ fiber is inherently resistant to high-heat and harsh chemicals allowing designers to create innovative looks through bleaching, stonewashing, distressing, and imprinting all without sacrificing the stretch performance. DOW XLA™ integrates seamlessly into the base cotton fiber maintaining the authentic cotton feel but with the benefit of comfortable, breathable stretch. Additionally, processing efficiencies and color consistency can be achieved in multi-dimensional stretch denim with DOW XLA™ fiber due to its ability to be rope dyed in warp fabrics.

“DOW XLA™ Re:Flex4™ is the next evolution in denim. Designers and consumers were looking for new denim innovations and we responded, providing the answer to their toughest fit and comfort questions. By matching the body’s natural movement in every way, DOW XLA™ Re:Flex4™ offers an irresistible combination of comfort, fit and durability.” Justin Chen, Global Product Director & Asia General Manager for Dow Fiber Solutions. 188@http://ntren.org/pivot/
DOW XLA™ Re:Flex4™ is specially designed, patent-pending technology delivering four-way stretch that adapts to the body's silhouette with enhanced shaping memory for the ultimate in soft comfortable denim with a custom-like fit. The body moves in different ways and now denim will, too. Four-way stretch denim with DOW XLA™ Re:Flex4™ premium stretch fiber in both the warp (vertical) and weft (horizontal) reduces fabric compression in key areas and matches the body’s natural movement for better fitting and more comfortable garments.

DOW XLA™ fiber is inherently resistant to high-heat and harsh chemicals allowing designers to create innovative looks through bleaching, stonewashing, distressing, and imprinting all without sacrificing the stretch performance. DOW XLA™ integrates seamlessly into the base cotton fiber maintaining the authentic cotton feel but with the benefit of comfortable, breathable stretch. Additionally, processing efficiencies and color consistency can be achieved in multi-dimensional stretch denim with DOW XLA™ fiber due to its ability to be rope dyed in warp fabrics.

“DOW XLA™ Re:Flex4™ is the next evolution in denim. Designers and consumers were looking for new denim innovations and we responded, providing the answer to their toughest fit and comfort questions. By matching the body’s natural movement in every way, DOW XLA™ Re:Flex4™ offers an irresistible combination of comfort, fit and durability.” Justin Chen, Global Product Director & Asia General Manager for Dow Fiber Solutions. ]]> Business English 2010-07-27T06:42:00-06:00