Sentence examples for textile brand from inspiring English sources
The Vimal textile brand he established remains a household name in India today.
THE 69-year-old British textile brand Ascher has been collaborating with artists since the 1950s when the founder Zika Ascher had his friends -- Henri Matisse, Andr?erain and Henry Moore, among them -- design silk scarves better suited for galleries than girls' closets.
The 69-year-old British textile brand Ascher has been collaborating with artists since the 1950s, when the founder Zika Ascher had his friends — Henri Matisse, Andre Derian and Henry Moore among them — design scarves better suited for galleries than girls' closets.
He used industrial-looking fabrics from the textile brand Maharam, and his jackets, sweaters, and trousers were presented in varying shades of gray reminiscent of concrete.
The textile, branded Xtegra, is made with synthetic fibres including DuPont's Kevlar and Hytrel, a rubbery plastic.
These developments indicate that textile brands should move fast to catch up not only with consumer preferences but also regulatory intentions.
The group, which also includes the more affordable West African-based textile brands of Uniwax, Woodin and GTP, produced 58.8 million yards, or 53.8 million meters, of fabric in 2011, 4.4 million yards more than in 2010.
The UK label's performance texture-based apparel range has been treated with 3XDRY technology (thanks to a collab with textiles brand Schoeller), creating Spring/Summer styles that are water repellent on the outside with moisture wicking capabilities on the lining.
A significant proportion of graphic design output is printed by ink jet onto textiles as brand promotion, on garments and as "soft" signage.
To help prevent the projected expansion of logging for textiles, clothing brands need to be on board.
The Coats Viyella Group P.L.C., Britain's biggest textile maker, with brands that include Van Heusen and Jaeger, said it would sell off clothing and other divisions and cut about 1,900 jobs, dealing a blow to the ailing British textile industry.
