| Highlighted fabrics of new exhibitors at MU |
| < TORAY SYNTHETIC TEXTILE CLUSTER > |
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Showcasing high density/lightweight taffeta with specialized high repulsion while retaining the softness and high density of nylon – developed for Milano Unica. A unique texture alongside a glossy appearance for outer items such as coats will also be displayed. |
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Delicate and natural jacquard fabrics produced by one-sided dyeing of nylon and the use of specialist mock yarns; retaining both comfort and design by applying a highly functional breathable and waterproof film to the rear back and side and a trendy camouflage motif. Best fit for downshells, coats and jackets. |
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ICHIMURA SANGYO CO., LTD. |
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Showcasing the coating taffeta of nylon/cotton for unisex use and outerwear. With a rear-applied acrylic coating for moderate elasticity while retaining adequate sheen and a premium feel. |
| < YONEZAWA TEXTILE CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION > |
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Mainly showcasing Jacquard fabrics using synthetic stretch yarns for warp, for items such as stretch pants/coats. Pride of place also goes to an abundance of Jacquard patterns alongside myriad dobby-like and 3-D patterns. |
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Featuring expressive complex glen checks using stretchable polyester yarns for warp and woven by a jacquard machine. With tactfully composed patterns, which work horizontally as well as vertically and adapt to a range of needs in the form of jackets, suits, pants, skirts and one-piece dresses. |
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ARASHIDA SILK TEXTILE CO., LTD. |
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A lightweight and warm-feel 100% silk-denim fabric, boasting spun yarns for both warp and weft and that unique feeling synonymous with silk. Simply a cool fabric which is perfect for coats, skirts or jackets. |
| < FUKUI TEXTILE MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION > |
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KK. NAKAKEN SHOUTEN CO., LTD. |
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Featuring a double satin fabric, targeting garments such as jackets, coats and one-piece wear. Retaining duality of adhesion alongside a glossy leather-like texture via specific double-sided treatment for that premium wear feel. Reinventing the shade of a double-faced material comprising double-beam; fully dull/cation. |
| < ICHINOMIYA FASHION DESIGN CENTER FOUNDATION > |
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HAYASHI JITSUGYO CO. LTD. |
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Centring on our speciality, leno weave, we showcase products using elaborate yarns and based on compound materials, including cotton, acryl, rayon and nylon for fanciful expression. |
| < TAKISADA-NAGOYA CO., LTD. > |
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Showcasing mainly leno weave items. Despite fundamental problems of quality/delivery control due to the scarcity of leno weave machines, we conclude an annual contract with the factory to meet demands and obtain diverse colour ranges resembling top-dyed products by differentiating dyeing colours and using blended polyester/cotton yarns. |
| < ITOCHU CORPORATION HOKURIKU TEXTILE SECT. > |
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Proposing a double-weave of triacetate/polyester and promoting the excellence of supple drapeability alongside crispy texture, particularly acetate-origin fabrics. We have successfully unleashed a wealth of colours while also optimally exploiting the other key feature of dyeabilty. |
| < SAIEI ORIMONO CO., LTD. > |
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Launching silk organza as the world’s thinnest silk, treated with the Japanese traditional technique of chlorination shrink. We have further developed this chlorination in the form of OSO treatment to reproduce patterns on fabrics which resemble watermarks. |
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Showcasing 100 pcs. of elaborately designed fabrics and jerseys. Raschel lace is the top spotlight item, alongside cotton-nylon and nylon-polyurethane – perfect for jacket items. |
| < TATSUMI WEAVING CO., LTD. > |
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Showcasing high-density triple weave, woven with premium-quality compact cotton yarns for warp, and stretchable PTT fibre (T400) for weft, for a roomy, held-together and stiff feel. Despite its weight, it also boasts high repulsion for coats which still retain a lightweight feel. |
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