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Werner, a familiar face to many in the industry and the buyer behind the new concept, about creating an exciting Thursday night opening of "The assortment andsaw howthe much time he Storey", a 1,900-square meter space in really spends “on the road”. Munich’s notable Oberpollinger store, solely dedicated to urban- and © Photo: KaDeWe Group streetwear. We spoke to Daniel P. Werner, a familiar face to many in the industry and→ the buyer behind the new Read more concept, about creating an exciting assortment and how much time he really spends “on the road”.
The oneday congress organized by the makers of Kingpins one day ahead of the eponymous denim trade show kicked off the Amsterdam Denim Days that will turn the Dutch city into the epicenter of denim this week.
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ugly" was the wellchosen subtitle which was meant to make clear in advance that the industry and retailers as well as the consumers do have options in improving the ecological situation by their product offer respectively their consumption behavior and it’s necessary to bring more transparency into the production cycles. At least this was the consensus between the panelists that included Robert Antoshak of Olah Inc., Michael Kininmonth of Lenzing, Miguel Sanchez of Archroma, Dr. Sedef Uncu Aki of Bossa and Alberto De Conti of Garmon among others. Still, obstacles are in the way, as for example Mariette Hoitink, cofounder of Amsterdam Denim Days, points out: “We extend the action going on in the city center until the weekend on purpose so that the brands have the chance to meet and talk to their consumers. But then some brand representatives told me in advance that they already leave earlier. Some of them do not take this opportunity to get in touch with their consumers! Come on! It’s seems like a completely new idea to them to talk to consumers. But actually, consumers are interested, they want to know more about the products.“
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ugly" was the wellchosen subtitle which was meant to make clear in advance that the industry and retailers as well as the consumers do have options in improving the ecological situation by their product offer respectively their consumption behavior and it’s necessary to bring more transparency into the production cycles. At least this was the consensus between the panelists that included Robert Antoshak of Olah Inc., Michael Kininmonth of Lenzing, Miguel Sanchez of Archroma, Dr. Sedef Uncu Aki of Bossa and Alberto De Conti of Garmon among others. Still, obstacles are in the way, as for example Mariette Hoitink, cofounder of Amsterdam Denim Days, points out: “We extend the action going on in the city center until the weekend on purpose so that the brands have the chance to meet and talk to their consumers. But then some brand representatives told me in advance that they already leave earlier. Some of them do not take this opportunity to get in touch with their consumers! Come on! It’s seems like a completely new idea to them to talk to consumers. But actually, consumers are interested, they want to know more about the products.“
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AMSTERDAM - Four leading brands from the global denim supply chain used this week's Kingpins event in Amsterdam collection where production was based on the most efficient possible use of resources - in particular water - at each sta
The Roadmap to Rational Denim collaborative project and prototype collection was led by specialty chemicals business Archro chemicals business, Garmon, Austrian fibre maker, Lenzing and Spanish fabric maker, Royo, to create a bespoke line where th water-use during production.
Archroma participated with its experience in sustainable, innovative colors and effects, and its Advanced Denim dyeing techn companies have participated with their recognised experience in specialised solutions in each step of the denim manufacturin
"The Roadmap to Rational Denim' idea [looked to] produce denim garments based on the most efficient possible use of resourc of the production - from fibre to finish," said a statement from Archroma. "Each company contributed to the project with their manufacturing to provide a working guideline, a roadmap towards the more rational and sustainable production of jeans."
Andrew Olah, founder and organiser of The Kingpins Shows, said: "With growing urbanisation of our planet and lifestyle, we s back to nature and to do what is in their power to protect it. Denim being what you wear in- and outdoors, it always had this s why Kingpins is proud to support Archroma, Garmon, Lenzing and Royo in a project that shows that sustainability is not a bou source of inspiration and desire for fashion with soul and care."
Miguel Sanchez, head of special dyes, textile specialties, Archroma, added: "At Archroma, we continuously challenge the status make our industry sustainable. The message that 'Rational Denim' intends to transmit is that, in denim and outwear fashion, c longer makes sense. The other way around doesn't either." HAVE YOU ALSO SEEN?
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AMSTERDAM - Four leading brands from the global denim supply chain used this week's Kingpins event in Amsterdam collection where production was based on the most efficient possible use of resources - in particular water - at each sta
The Roadmap to Rational Denim collaborative project and prototype collection was led by specialty chemicals business Archro chemicals business, Garmon, Austrian fibre maker, Lenzing and Spanish fabric maker, Royo, to create a bespoke line where th water-use during production.
Archroma participated with its experience in sustainable, innovative colors and effects, and its Advanced Denim dyeing techn companies have participated with their recognised experience in specialised solutions in each step of the denim manufacturin
"The Roadmap to Rational Denim' idea [looked to] produce denim garments based on the most efficient possible use of resourc of the production - from fibre to finish," said a statement from Archroma. "Each company contributed to the project with their manufacturing to provide a working guideline, a roadmap towards the more rational and sustainable production of jeans."
Andrew Olah, founder and organiser of The Kingpins Shows, said: "With growing urbanisation of our planet and lifestyle, we s back to nature and to do what is in their power to protect it. Denim being what you wear in- and outdoors, it always had this s why Kingpins is proud to support Archroma, Garmon, Lenzing and Royo in a project that shows that sustainability is not a bou source of inspiration and desire for fashion with soul and care."
Miguel Sanchez, head of special dyes, textile specialties, Archroma, added: "At Archroma, we continuously challenge the status make our industry sustainable. The message that 'Rational Denim' intends to transmit is that, in denim and outwear fashion, c longer makes sense. The other way around doesn't either." HAVE YOU ALSO SEEN?
Oeko-Tex outlines Eco Passport thinking
US lecture series spotlights ethical fashion
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The Roadmap to Rational Denim collaborative project and prototype collection was led by specialty chemicals business Archro chemicals business, Garmon, Austrian fibre maker, Lenzing and Spanish fabric maker, Royo, to create a bespoke line where th water-use during production.
Archroma participated with its experience in sustainable, innovative colors and effects, and its Advanced Denim dyeing techn companies have participated with their recognised experience in specialised solutions in each step of the denim manufacturin
"The Roadmap to Rational Denim' idea [looked to] produce denim garments based on the most efficient possible use of resourc of the production - from fibre to finish," said a statement from Archroma. "Each company contributed to the project with their manufacturing to provide a working guideline, a roadmap towards the more rational and sustainable production of jeans."
Andrew Olah, founder and organiser of The Kingpins Shows, said: "With growing urbanisation of our planet and lifestyle, we s back to nature and to do what is in their power to protect it. Denim being what you wear in- and outdoors, it always had this s why Kingpins is proud to support Archroma, Garmon, Lenzing and Royo in a project that shows that sustainability is not a bou source of inspiration and desire for fashion with soul and care."
Miguel Sanchez, head of special dyes, textile specialties, Archroma, added: "At Archroma, we continuously challenge the status make our industry sustainable. The message that 'Rational Denim' intends to transmit is that, in denim and outwear fashion, c longer makes sense. The other way around doesn't either." HAVE YOU ALSO SEEN?
Oeko-Tex outlines Eco Passport thinking
US lecture series spotlights ethical fashion
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ugly" was the wellchosen subtitle which was meant to make clear in advance that the industry and retailers as well as the consumers do have options in improving the ecological situation by their product offer respectively their consumption behavior and it’s necessary to bring more transparency into the production cycles. At least this was the consensus between the panelists that included Robert Antoshak of Olah Inc., Michael Kininmonth of Lenzing, Miguel Sanchez of Archroma, Dr. Sedef Uncu Aki of Bossa and Alberto De Conti of Garmon among others. Still, obstacles are in the way, as for example Mariette Hoitink, cofounder of Amsterdam Denim Days, points out: “We extend the action going on in the city center until the weekend on purpose so that the brands have the chance to meet and talk to their consumers. But then some brand representatives told me in advance that they already leave earlier. Some of them do not take this opportunity to get in touch with their consumers! Come on! It’s seems like a completely new idea to them to talk to consumers. But actually, consumers are interested, they want to know more about the products.“
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ugly" was the wellchosen subtitle which was meant to make clear in advance that the industry and retailers as well as the consumers do have options in improving the ecological situation by their product offer respectively their consumption behavior and it’s necessary to bring more transparency into the production cycles. At least this was the consensus between the panelists that included Robert Antoshak of Olah Inc., Michael Kininmonth of Lenzing, Miguel Sanchez of Archroma, Dr. Sedef Uncu Aki of Bossa and Alberto De Conti of Garmon among others. Still, obstacles are in the way, as for example Mariette Hoitink, cofounder of Amsterdam Denim Days, points out: “We extend the action going on in the city center until the weekend on purpose so that the brands have the chance to meet and talk to their consumers. But then some brand representatives told me in advance that they already leave earlier. Some of them do not take this opportunity to get in touch with their consumers! Come on! It’s seems like a completely new idea to them to talk to consumers. But actually, consumers are interested, they want to know more about the products.“
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ugly" was the wellchosen subtitle which was meant to make clear in advance that the industry and retailers as well as the consumers do have options in improving the ecological situation by their product offer respectively their consumption behavior and it’s necessary to bring more transparency into the production cycles. At least this was the consensus between the panelists that included Robert Antoshak of Olah Inc., Michael Kininmonth of Lenzing, Miguel Sanchez of Archroma, Dr. Sedef Uncu Aki of Bossa and Alberto De Conti of Garmon among others. Still, obstacles are in the way, as for example Mariette Hoitink, cofounder of Amsterdam Denim Days, points out: “We extend the action going on in the city center until the weekend on purpose so that the brands have the chance to meet and talk to their consumers. But then some brand representatives told me in advance that they already leave earlier. Some of them do not take this opportunity to get in touch with their consumers! Come on! It’s seems like a completely new idea to them to talk to consumers. But actually, consumers are interested, they want to know more about the products.“
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GALLER
THE HUB S DESIGNER
ugly" was the wellchosen subtitle which was meant to make clear in advance that the industry and retailers as well as the consumers do have options in improving the ecological situation by their product offer respectively their consumption behavior and it’s necessary to bring more transparency into the production cycles. At least this was the consensus between the panelists that included Robert Antoshak of Olah Inc., Michael Kininmonth of Lenzing, Miguel Sanchez of Archroma, Dr. Sedef Uncu Aki of Bossa and Alberto De Conti of Garmon among others. Still, obstacles are in the way, as for example Mariette Hoitink, cofounder of Amsterdam Denim Days, points out: “We extend the action going on in the city center until the weekend on purpose so that the brands have the chance to meet and talk to their consumers. But then some brand representatives told me in advance that they already leave earlier. Some of them do not take this opportunity to get in touch with their consumers! Come on! It’s seems like a completely new idea to them to talk to consumers. But actually, consumers are interested, they want to know more about the products.“
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ugly" was the wellchosen subtitle which was meant to make clear in advance that the industry and retailers as well as the consumers do have options in improving the ecological situation by their product offer respectively their consumption behavior and it’s necessary to bring more transparency into the production cycles. At least this was the consensus between the panelists that included Robert Antoshak of Olah Inc., Michael Kininmonth of Lenzing, Miguel Sanchez of Archroma, Dr. Sedef Uncu Aki of Bossa and Alberto De Conti of Garmon among others. Still, obstacles are in the way, as for example Mariette Hoitink, cofounder of Amsterdam Denim Days, points out: “We extend the action going on in the city center until the weekend on purpose so that the brands have the chance to meet and talk to their consumers. But then some brand representatives told me in advance that they already leave earlier. Some of them do not take this opportunity to get in touch with their consumers! Come on! It’s seems like a completely new idea to them to talk to consumers. But actually, consumers are interested, they want to know more about the products.“
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The Roadmap to Rational Denim collaborative project and prototype collection was led by specialty chemicals business Archro chemicals business, Garmon, Austrian fibre maker, Lenzing and Spanish fabric maker, Royo, to create a bespoke line where th water-use during production.
Archroma participated with its experience in sustainable, innovative colors and effects, and its Advanced Denim dyeing techn companies have participated with their recognised experience in specialised solutions in each step of the denim manufacturin
"The Roadmap to Rational Denim' idea [looked to] produce denim garments based on the most efficient possible use of resourc of the production - from fibre to finish," said a statement from Archroma. "Each company contributed to the project with their manufacturing to provide a working guideline, a roadmap towards the more rational and sustainable production of jeans."
Andrew Olah, founder and organiser of The Kingpins Shows, said: "With growing urbanisation of our planet and lifestyle, we s back to nature and to do what is in their power to protect it. Denim being what you wear in- and outdoors, it always had this s why Kingpins is proud to support Archroma, Garmon, Lenzing and Royo in a project that shows that sustainability is not a bou source of inspiration and desire for fashion with soul and care."
Miguel Sanchez, head of special dyes, textile specialties, Archroma, added: "At Archroma, we continuously challenge the status make our industry sustainable. The message that 'Rational Denim' intends to transmit is that, in denim and outwear fashion, c longer makes sense. The other way around doesn't either." HAVE YOU ALSO SEEN?
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27 October 2016
Insight Brandix finding a role for robotics
27 October 2016
Brandix is planning to use robotics as part of long-term plans to reinforce its sta Sri Lanka’s largest end-to-end knitted apparel solutions provider.
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The Russian government is planning to facilitate up to US$300m in private investment Teijin Frontier develops Solotex RC lightweight fibre for the development of the Brandix finding a role for national roboticstextile industry, according to an official spokesperson New yarn feeder from LGL Teijin Frontier Co. Ltd, fibre products converting company and part of Teijin Gro of DenisisManturov, Brandix planning Russ.... to use robotics as part of long-term plans to reinforce itsannounced standingthat asis has LGL Electronics launched its developed Solotex RC, a polytrimethylene terephthalate fibre with a bulky three-dim.... Sri Lanka’s largest end-to-end knitted apparel solutions provider. new electronic yarn feeder, Eco 27 Oct 16, WTIN NAT MMF FAB EFF TT NWV Winder, at ITMA Asia + CITME 27 Oc FAB SUS 27MMF OctTT 16, WTIN 2016.
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27 Oct 16, WTIN Picanol acquires 1mn shares in Tessenderlo Chemie 27 Oct 16, WTiN The Picanol Group has acquired, through its subsidiary Verbrugge nv, a block o
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