After relocating to the world’s largest event facility last March, the textile trade show, Intertextile Shanghai continues to expand. This time, the fair expects over 5,000 exhibitors to attend; breaking past records and surpassing the previous autumn edition.  The fair will also be on a larger scale with a total floor area exceeding 260,000 sqm; 1.5 times the size of the Spring Edition and taking over ten from the previous nine halls.  The fair will also be held alongside concurrent fairs; ‘YARN EXPO’ (yarns), ‘PH Value’ (knit/OEM), and ‘CHIC’ (apparel), at which numerous visitors are expected.

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At the coming October ITSA show, the < Japan Pavilion (JP) > organized by JFW, debuted in October, 2009 as < JFW-JC in Shanghai > will celebrate its tenth anniversary.  Amid increasing demand for luxurious fabrics in the Chinese market, alongside the popular ‘Salon Europe’ area including Milano Unica pavilion, attracting considerable attention, the Japan Pavilion and its unified and stylish booths representing Japan has become equally appealing and popular, surpassing the year record in terms of visitor numbers and negotiations year on year.
This time, a record number of exhibitors will be expected in the Japan Pavilion; a total of 43 companies including 10 new exhibitors, most of which manufacturers, occupying 127 booths, the second-largest scale ever.

*< Introducing some new exhibitors >

< OTSU KEORI CO., LTD. > is one of the few spinning wool makers in Japan, retaining spinning equipment in-house and showcasing their ‘AIRY series’ centring on fabrics made with originally spun AIR YARN, while < HAYAZEN　TEXTILE　CO., LTD. > produces fabrics using top-grade animal hair and/or fine quality wool for ladies’ wear. This time, we are proud to host these companies as new arrivals to our Japan Pavilion, who deal with high-quality Japan wool textile acclaimed by global luxury brands.

< MIZOROGI & CO., LTD. > is a Japanese lace maker owning the latest embroidery machine, which showcases collections with value-added finishing originating from Japan.             

< SAKAMOTO DENIM CO., LTD. > is a denim maker striving to accumulate technological innovations while bequeathing the traditional Japanese cultural technique of ‘Aizome’ (indigo-dying).