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With the 67th National Garment Fair close on our heels, Apparel’s Fair Special issue for July 2018 brings you the latest trends for the coming season, with the theme of the issue being ‘The Future Beckons!’ We begin by documenting the pre-fair events in ‘Fair Update’ and ‘CMAI Event’, while ‘CMAI Rendezvous’ throws light on the work of CMAI’s Managing Committee. ‘E-Space News’ highlights how the internet and technology has helped the apparel industry grow, through innovations like Voice based Personal Assistants and WhatsApp Business. ‘Features’ goes back to our Indian heritage and explores some treasured competencies in the Indian clothing industry, such as Rafoogari, the variety of handlooms, and the desi designs. Some of the current industry issues such as the effects of the plastic ban, of the USA-China trade war and of FDI on the apparel industry are explored in ‘Industry Insights’. ‘Tech Talk’ showcases the future of digital textile printing. July being the monsoon season, ‘Trend Talk’ explores ways to look trendy despite the rains. Our last segment ‘Regulars’ gives an overview of everything happening in the apparel industry worldwide, whether it’s the upcoming events, emerging brands, current trends, and all the important news.
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The Charms of Kota Doria Silk
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Screen Print India Delhi moved to Dec '21; Mumbai edition to Apr '22
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THE KNITTING ODYSSEY
Knitting has evolved over time. Jasvinder Kaur traces the history of knitting from being an ‘essential’ made by hand to being created on machine to making way into high fashion wear.
India's Grasim Industries, CTIL set up JV for knits manufacturing
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GREENER PRACTISES FOR A CHANGING PLANET
Abhay Chappia of Abhay Group of Companies gives a lowdown on his association with leading international brands and the deservedly hyped, Econyl.
The Luck of the Draw
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The Menswear 2021 Fashion Edit
The year 2020 was a bit of a roller-coaster for the apparel industry. Yet, creators crafted an impressive and innovative menswear line-up for 2021. The collections are inspired by nature and armed with an evident streak of comfort, keeping up with the insurgencies of the lockdown. In a big way the new age collection could prove to be quite an upper during these downtimes. Heer Kothari presents a menswear select edit that will prove to be trendsetters for 2021-22.
RISHAS: REVIVED AND REPURPOSED
Brinda Gill follows designer Aratrik Dev Varman’s work with risha and understands how traditional clothing can often be repurposed to keep the craft alive and appeal to a wider audience.
