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The share of technical knitted fabrics manufactured on circular knitting machines is steadily increasing, partly due to the rise in economical production. Customer-specific solutions are gaining popularity, with new challenges facing technical textiles manufacturers, such as new requirements with regard to wear, loads and workability of yarns.

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The 10th Fashion Pakistan Week 2016 spring summer is becoming an opportunity to bridge between fashion houses and international buyers as the fashion industry of Pakistan is gaining popularity among the international textile buyers as the attendance of international buyers from all over the world increasing.

The line-up for Day 2 included collections by the talented designer Zaheer Abbas, Jafferjees, textiles giant Gul Ahmed, men’s wear guru Amir Adnan, Huma Adnan, creative Nauman Arfeen, young and budding designer Zainab Salman and Ayesha Farooq Hashwani.

Related Keywords: chiffon, focus on designing and manufacturing palazzo pants, gaining popularity, increase sale of MMF, knitted polyester fabrics, largest MMF hub textile traders, manufactured from crepe, powerloom weavers, SGCCI, South Gujarat Textile Processors Association, Surat, Surat Jacquard Weavers Association, women trousers

Surat textile traders and powerloom weavers seeing that around 10 percent of the daily 3 crore metre of fabrics manufactured in Surat, the country’s largest man made fabric hub going into designing and manufacturing of palazzo pants - women’s trousers cut with a loose, extremely wide leg that flares out from the waist manufactured from crepe, chiffon and knitted polyester fabrics is gaining popularity across the country are now planning to focus on increasing the sale of man-made fabric (MMF).

Related Keywords: attractive on seashore, disposable beach wear fabrics, exported around the world, fabric exporter, gaining popularity, low cost fabric, no need to re-use them, Southern Gujarat Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Surat MMF hub, textile group, use-and-throw printed fabrics manufactured

Surat, the biggest man-made fabric (MMF) hub, with the daily production pegged at 3.5 crore meters contributes 40 percent of the country’s man-made fabric demand after saris and dress materials is gaining popularity for its disposable beach wear fabrics.

The fabrics are made from second quality yarn and are available on dirt cheap prices of less than Rs 20 per meter. A wearer can dump the clothes and there is no need to re-use them. Around 40 lakh meters of low-cost fabric is manufactured per day for beach wear. The beach fabric turnover
per annum is pegged at Rs 700 crore.

Related Keywords: among Malaysians, edge over imported designs, gaining popularity, Kraf Sarawak, Malaysian Handicraft development cooperation, Sarawak batik, technique of designing pattern on textile, using wax and dye

Sarawak batik is rapidly gaining popularity among Malaysians as its authenticity gives it an edge over the imported designs, said Azran Arip, the director of the Malaysian Handicraft Development Corporation Sarawak (Kraf Sarawak). It is being widely incorporated in their daily collection as well as outfits for special occasions.

The art of batik refers to the technique of designing patterns on a textile using wax and dye, either drawn freehand using the "canting" tool or by stamping blocks of batik motifs onto the surface of the textile.