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Information about the Home Textiles Today's 2nd Annual Material Changes Conference in New York, sponsored by Supima, Hohenstein Institute America, Lenzing, SGS North America and Techtexil North America is presented. Topics include the biosynthetics fibers originating from the sustainable methods, methods to fight the plastic marine pollution in the sea.

The article reviews the Heimtextil 2019 fair to be held at the Messe Frankfurt in Frankfurt, Germany in 2019.

Reports developments related to the Heimtextil international trade fair in Frankfurt, Germany. Conduction of a cocktail party by George Little Management for U.S. and international show attendees; Entertaining hosted by Evteks, Turkish textiles trade fair organization, for Turkish exhibitors; Feature of the show's trend hall.

Highlights the New York Home Textiles Show held in April 2000. Positive mood of buyers and vendors; Satisfaction of manufacturers and retailers.

The article reports on the optimism of American exhibitors attending Mood, the former Decosit decorative fabrics show held annually in September in Brussels, Belgium, that there will be progress in the business in 2010. It mentions that in previous years the timing overlaps with Ramadan which kept many buyers in the Middle East from participating in the show. Photographs of several fabrics showcased at the show are also presented.

Highlights several trends of fabrics on the home furnishings and apparel show by Maison & Objet in Paris, France. Lavishness of embellishments; Color and design of the fabrics in the show; Representation of the exhibited products.

Reports that the Maison & Objet textile fabrics exhibition in Paris, France has attracted a growing representation of foreign exhibitors. Design-driven focus of the exhibition; Features of exhibited textile products; Motifs of different textile fabrics exhibited in various categories.

Presents highlights of decorative fabric lines offered at the 2000 Showtime exhibit in North Carolina. Fabric designers' offer of finer chenille yarns and combinations of fibers and yarns for new chenille looks; Use of a more urban approach to design and color.

Presents photographs of textiles featured at the 2000 Heimtextil Frankfurt Textile Show in Frankfurt, Germany. Sheered towels from JMA; Sequined pattern on a sheer tablecloth line from Hoff; Edinburgh's minimalist approach to its collection.

The article reviews Heimtextil, the trade fair for home and contract textiles with the theme Toward Utopia, featuring distinct themes like Pursue Play, Seek Sanctuary, Go Off-Grid, Escape Reality and Embrace Indulgence.

The article offers information on the Showtime fabric market, a trade show, that will be held from June 3-6, 2018, in High Point, North Carolina.

The article offers information on Proposte fine fabric expo to be held at Villa Erbe in Cernobbio, Italy from May 2-4, 2018 which will features professional standards, aesthetics, technology and compliance with ethics and sustainability.

The article reviews several exhibitions to be held in Madrid, Spain, Shanghai, China and Istanbul, Turkey from April 2018 to September 2018 including the Home Textiles Premium by Textilhogar, Evteks and Intertextile Shanghai Home's fair.

The article offers information on several events related to textile industry in 2014 including the Atlanta International Gift & Home Furnishings Market in Atlanta, Georgia on January 7-14, the Maison & Objet show in Paris, France on January 24-28, and the Ambiente show in Frankfurt, Germany on February 7-11.

A calendar of events for the U.S. in 2013-2014 is presented which includes the Showtime Fabric Fair in High Point, North Carolina in December 2013, the National Retail Federation Convention & Expo in New York in January 2014, and the ABC Kids Expo in Las Vegas, Nevada in September 2014.

The article offers information on Intertextile fair held in Sanghai, China and mentions about intertextile exhibitors from China and Asia with best growth in home textile. It informs that the first time exhibitors at the fair included Portuguese towel supplier Mundotextil, Indonesian towel producer Terry Palmer, and textile firm Feroze 1888 Mills Ltd. from Pakistan who came to the fair targeting the big population of China to increase market for their products.

The article discusses the textile exhibition Heimtextil 2013, which took place in Frankfurt, Germany. The event showcased the efforts to establish textile production in regions including Cambodia, Taiwan, and Vietnam in 2013. It states that the presence of American suppliers at the event was less than what it was in mid-2000. It also states that Spanish apparel brand Desigual was a hit at the show.

The article offers information on the Messe Frankurt USA Inc. Home Textiles Sourcing Expo to be held in the U.S. from July 24-26, 2012.

The article discusses the trade show at Maison et Objet on the home textiles industry held in Paris, France in 2012.

A calendar of events for the textile industry from December 2011 to April 2012 is presented which includes the "Showtime Fabric Fair" in High Point, North Carolina on December 4-7, "Dallas Fabric Show" at Dallas Market Hall in Dallas, Texas on January 9-10, and "Texworld" at Paris Le Bourget Exhibition Centre in Paris, France on February 13-16.

Information on the Maison & Objet show held in January 2011 is presented. The show featured home fashions which include textiles, furniture and home décor. According to the show's managing director Etenne Cochet, the 2011 show aims to be an inspirational mirror for better living. It states that the key colors of the home textiles include denim blue, purple, and carrot, while the key characteristics of the design include flowers, sea life and stripes. INSET: Elsewhere in Home.

A calendar of events from January 24 to October 27, 2011 related to the textile industry is presented including the New York Home Textiles Market Week on January 29 to February 3, NeoCon World's Trade Fair on June 13-15 in Chicago, Illinois, and Interstoff Asia Essential--Spring on March 16-18 in Hong Kong, China.

The article reviews the international Heimtextil exhibition held in Germany in January 2011.

A calendar of events related to home textile industry in June 2011 is presented including the Showtime Fabric Fair on June 5, NeoCon World's Trade Fair on June 13, and the Licensing International Expo on June 14.

The article reports on the significant development of the U.S. textile industry which was revealed during the home textile exhibition at the High Point Market in New Carolina.

The article offers information on the Heimtextil Frankfurt exhibition to be held in Germany from January 13-16, 2010.

The article reports on the anticipation of exhibitors directed to the New York International Gift Fair/New York Home Textiles Market for better order-writing. It refers to several exhibitors who consider that retail inventories are too low for retailer's preservation towards the deception of being in business throughout the peak fall season. Moreover, the dispute for suppliers and specialty retailers is for them to acquire the balance in 2009 with levels of success.

The article reports that Moda Unica president, Pier Luigi Loro Piana, launched four trend families for apparel that will debut at Milano Unica exhibition in September 2009 in Italy. It notes that many of the trends for winter 2010/2011 are applicable for home market. It notes that the exhibition will demonstrate mixes of classic looks for fabrics trend and new directions in accessories. Photographs of the four themes for the exhibition including open air, open mind and rush hour are presented.

The article describes home textiles exhibited at the New York Gift and Home Textiles show in January 2009. Among the products exhibited were Intrepid International Trading's holiday table settings, Pine Cone Hill's quilt, Famous Home Fashions; ceramic bath accessories, Home Source International's bed and Libeco-Lagae's Veneto blanket.

The article reports that the U.S. exhibitors who participated in the Heimtextil show in Frankfurt, Germany in January 2009 were generally satisfied about the results of their exhibits. Bob Hickman of United Feather and Down said that they gained new and current customers despite a decrease in the number of guests and exhibitors. Dormisette/Stellar Alliance and Soft Surroundings also participated in the show.

The article reports that the number of guests and buyers increased during the second day of the International Area Rug Market show in Atlanta, Georgia as exhibitors enhanced their exhibits with newer and bolder product introductions. New designs included soft contemporary textiles with organic themes and natural palettes. Between the participants were United Weavers and Momeni Inc.

The article reports that exhibitors at the New York International Gift Fair/Home Textiles Market Week are prioritizing product enhancements in order to attract more buyers at the event. Pamela Kline of Traditions and Mary Ella Gabriel of Peacock Alley explained that they will apply in New York City what they learned about product reinvention in their previous shows in Atlanta and Dallas.

The article offers information on the shrinking volume of decorative fabrics which are shown at "Showtime" exhibition. It states that with various segments involved in the decorative fabrics industry undergoing radical changes suppliers are looking at shortened appointment schedules for this event. It also poses that a number of fabric retailers are not joining the event.

The article provides an overview of the Showtime exhibition of textile fabrics which will be held in High Point, North Carolina. It is expected that retail fabric stores will have a minimal presence in the event. Sunbury senior vice president Rocco Simone claims that there is a buyer for better goods, like the decorative jobbers. Valdese President Mike Shelton describes the general situation in the fabric business.

The article discusses highlights of the Decosit decorative fabrics show in Brussels, Belgium. American exhibitors continued to show support for the decorative fabrics show. For majority of American exhibitors, Decosit generated good business with customers developed from different countries, such as Russia and some Eastern European nations. On a country by country count, the exhibitors noted the apparent declined in attendance from customers from Japan and the Middle East.

The article offers views of home textile suppliers about the trade show organized by the World Market Center in Las Vegas, Nevada. Hallmart Collectibles has concerns over issues about quality of buyers. Luxury bedding, bath and table linens supplier SDH Enterprises is testing the market in Las Vegas. The test will have a formal conclusion in 2008 when the company moves into its permanent space in Building 3.

The article reports on the highlights of the New York Home Textiles Show and the New York International Gift Fair. Culturally Chic was targeting interior designers and boutique retailers for its embroidered decorative pillows and printed draperies, fabric. Marlo Lorenz launched its Five-Star Collection of decorative pillows at the event.

The article reports on the market performance of firms in the textile industry participating in the Showtime exhibition in High Point, North Carolina. Most of the exhibitors revealed that home textile suppliers and furniture manufacturers shopping for fabrics in China, India and Turkey attended the event. Michael Day, vice president of Textile Fabric Associates, said that they received tremendous orders from fabric retailers.

The article reports that luxurious and decorative fabrics have been focused for a week that started June 5, 2006 at Showtime exhibition in High Point, North Carolina. During the Showtime, several companies have presented their own styles of luxurious fabric products. Among the companies were Valdese Weaver company, Platinum Collection company, and American Decorative Fabrics Inc.

Reports on the licensing agreement between Bill Blass and Britannica Home Fashions. Plan to showcase products at the upcoming New York Home Textiles Market; Availability of patterns, sheets, throws, quilts, decorative pillows and window treatments; Price of comforter sets.

Highlights the 2004 Heimtextil trade show held in Frankfurt, Germany. Varied agendas at the Heimtextil; Major topics discussed in the trade show, such as the impact of the escalating euro valuation; Cautious attitude of the buyers; Remarks of selected executives who attended the trade show.

Reports on the concerns of Spanish suppliers exhibiting at the Textilhogar trade show in Valencia, Spain. Increased competition from China, India, Pakistan and Turkey; Spanish suppliers' concern about the impending free trade in 2005; Remarks of key executives regarding trends in the international textile industry.

Reports on U.S. fabric producers' overall positive reaction to the 2004 Heimtextil exhibition held in Frankfurt, Germany. Positive order intake of the U.S. fabric producers; Report from several American exhibitors at the high end of the increasing business in China; Remarks of selected American fabric producers who attended the exhibition.

Reports on products to be showcased by Springs Industries at the March 2003 New York Home Textiles Market trade show. Company's decision not to go forward with Craftique, its pieced bedding line using apparel fabrics; Design revision of the Burlington label; Preparation of the company's Court of Versailles licensed line; Major lifestyle directions for market.

Discusses the solid-color direction in the 2003 New York Home Textiles Market. Range of colors in the lifestyle lines of Springs Industries; Bright, tropical and mid-toned color directions of Pillowtex; Low-key color approach taken by Design Works to its color introductions; Solid color programs of WestPoint Stevens.

Reports on the plans concerning trade development by the U.S. Department of Commerce announced at the Heimtextil international trade fair in Frankfurt, Germany. Vision of the administration of U.S. President George W. Bush on textile exporting; Need of U.S. firms to leverage strength in technical departments; Status of the U.S. furnishings industry.

Reports the satisfaction of fabric firms in the international home textiles of fair of Heimtextil in Frankfurt, Germany. Assessment of fabric exhibitors; Comments of customers about the absence of American exhibitors; Use of blumenthal of Heimtextil for selling and sourcing.

Highlights the international home textiles fair of Heimtextil in Frankfurt, Germany. List of U.S.-based suppliers sending representative to the show; Way of finding differentiated product; Process and development of latest products.

Reports the continuance of the Home Textiles Market Show without the adjunct show at the Jacob Javits Center in New York. Determination of home textiles retailers to attend the exhibition; Refusal of Cosco Inc. and Anna's Linens from attending the show; Postponement of the Javits show.

Reports on the international textile show Heimtextil America which was held in Miami Beach, Florida in May 2001. Decline in number of United States exhibitors; Targeting of customers in Latin America and South America; Participation by Covington Industries, Regal Fabrics, Dana Mills, Perfect Fit, JST America and Z-Tex.