Aus der Branche

Die Premium Group und JOOR heben ihre Partnerschaft auf ein neues Level. Für die Ordersaison SS23 werden PREMIUM und SEEK über die digitale Plattform von JOOR erweitert und ein holistisches Ordersystem etabliert.  

Einkäufer*innen, die die Messen in Berlin vom 7. bis 9. Juli besuchen, können über JOOR Backgroundinformationen über ausstellende Brands abrufen und bei ihnen digital ordern. Das gesamte Markenportfolio von PREMIUM und SEEK ist online rund um die Uhr über JOOR Passport zugänglich.

Die Premium Group vereint ihre Veranstaltungsstandorte diesen Sommer erstmals zu einem ganzheitlichen Event-Kosmos in der Messe Berlin. Zu den Fachmessen PREMIUM und SEEK kommen zwei weitere Formate hinzu: The Ground, ein Consumer Festival, auf dem sich Marken und junge Verbraucher*innen treffen, vernetzen und durch einzigartige Erlebnisse, Inhalte, Produkte und Präsentationen zusammenarbeiten, während FASHIONTECH Masterclasses, Talks und Podiumsdiskussionen mit den innovativsten Köpfen der Modebranche bietet. Als Teil des Programms wird JOOR auf der FASHIONTECH eine Masterclass zum Thema "Digital Wholesale" sowie eine Paneldiskussion mit vier führenden Modemarken veranstalten.

Während allen drei Messetagen haben Einkäufer*innen die Möglichkeit, Brands über die mobile App der Premium Group zu entdecken. Durch einfaches Scannen des entsprechenden QR-Codes einer Marke wird man mit deren Profil auf JOOR Passport verbunden und kann die Kollektion direkt über die Plattform ordern.

Das flexible Hybridformat von JOOR und Premium Group ermöglicht eine nahtlose Verzahnung des physischen mit dem digitalen Business und eine effiziente, bequeme und langfristige Arbeitsweise mit Partner*innen auf der ganzen Welt.

Zu den teilnehmenden Marken gehören Drykorn, Closed, Bertoni of Denmark, Veja, Ecoalf, Wrangler, Absolut Cashmere und viele mehr.

Baldwin Technology Company Inc. will showcase a new generation of innovative technologies for optimized corrugated high-graphics package printing at SuperCorrExpo, taking place in Orlando, Florida, from Aug. 8 to 12.

The FlexoCleanerBrush™ enhances the print quality and improves worker safety in corrugated printing. The system automatically removes dust and contamination from the plate in seconds during production, without stopping the press. It also performs full end-of-job plate cleaning and drying in fewer than four minutes, enabling increased uptime and sustainability. A carbon fiber core keeps even the ultra-wide FlexoCleanerBrush to a minimal weight, and ensures cleaning is stable, uniform and consistent throughout the plate’s width. Because the system is fully automatic and spans the entire width of the plate cylinder, the FlexoCleanerBrush improves safety by eliminating routine operator contact with the machine, while also reducing the risk of cylinder nip injuries and contact with wash agents.

Also on view in Baldwin’s SuperCorrExpo booth, the FlexoDry™ is a fully integrated IR drying system, specifically developed for corrugated flexo printing presses. It reduces energy consumption by up to 30 percent over standard IR dryers through patented Diamond IR™ lamps. The system delivers improved drying results because of a unique optical design that produces higher intensity for enhanced color definition, and reduces or eliminates marking altogether, allowing for high-speed and full-confidence printing.

Additionally, Baldwin will showcase LED-UV technology, designed by its AMS Spectral UV division for wide-format flexo corrugated box printing.

From 7 to 9 November 2021, the world of apparel and textiles will meet in Antwerp, Belgium, for a double convention: the 36th World Fashion Convention on 7-8 November, hosted by IAF, and the 9th European Textiles and Apparel Convention on 8-9 November, hosted by EURATEX.

Delegates can choose to register for the IAF’s 36th World Fashion Convention, for EURATEX’s 9th European Textiles and Apparel Convention or for a combination of both, which the organisers of course recommend. The IAF Convention, carrying the theme ‘Transition of the Global Fashion System’ focusses on global industry developments whereas the EURATEX convention, themed “A new paradigm for the European Textiles and Clothing Industry”, has a strong European focus. Therefore, the two conventions are perfectly complementary.

The Antwerp Convention will be the first ‘live’ meeting for the industry in nearly two years’ time. That’s why the convention will combine knowledge with social events, notably the IAF and EURATEX joint networking dinner on 8 November in the Antwerp Fashion Museum.

Previous speakers at the EURATEX and IAF conventions came from PVH, Hugo Boss, Zegna, as well as European Commission, McKinsey, OECD, and London College of Fashion. About 150 delegates at each event, from over 20 countries are expected.

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The Turkish textile industry, which continues its exports and investments without slowing down despite the devastating pandemic, once again proved its strength, especially in this period. ITM 2021 Exhibition, which will be held in Istanbul between 22 and 26 June 2021, will provide a great advantage to companies that desire to expand their investments and introduce their brand new technologies.

Although there were slowdowns in the textile industry in April and May this year due to the troublesome coronavirus pandemic , the Turkish textile industry succeeded a big breakthrough with the removal of restrictions in June, thanks to both its textile production infrastructure and international exports capacity. The exports of the textile and raw materials sector increased and the companies turned to new investments. While many local companies enlarged their facilities, some of them made new investment decisions. For example, while a giant hygienic and medical fabric production facility was invested in Çorlu, another Turkish company, a global brand in textile machinery production, decided to invest 40 million Turkish Lira. Gaziantep-based spunbond and meltblown nonwoven manufacturer company added two new meltblown lines to its operations. Another company also began to invest in the production of raw materials that they import. This investment activity in Turkey, where is a manufacturing base of European customers whet the appetite of international investors. One of South Korea's largest conglomerates has rolled up its sleeves for an investment of 430 million US Dollars in Çerkezköy. Due to the investments, the purchase of textile machinery increased by 37.1 percent in the first nine months of 2020 amounting to over 1 billion US Dollars.

The Accurate Address for Investment Decisions: ITM 2021 Exhibition
Although the companies took advantage of the pandemic period as an opportunity and continued their investments, many of them are waiting for the ITM 2021 Exhibition for large machinery purchases. ITM 2021 Exhibition, which will be held between 22 and 26 June 2021 at Istanbul Tüyap Fair and Congress Center, will gather thousands of participating companies and visitors under one roof. The company officials, who will have the opportunity to observe the latest technological products to be exhibited by the international and domestic exhibitors, will direct their investments by meeting with the experts of the sector. The machines produced for technical textiles, which became even more important during the devastating pandemic period, will attract the attention of visitors. Thanks to the machinery purchases and business partnerships of both domestic and international companies, there will be great dynamism in the textile industry and the national economy.