Browsing: knitted fabric

Knitted fabrics excluded from MEIS benefits!

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The government has announced a revised list of textile products eligible for benefits under Merchandise Export from India Scheme (MEIS).The fresh list issued by the DGFT included exports of cotton fabrics to Bangladesh and Sri Lanka for 2% credit benefits, but excluded value-added items like knitted fabrics under MEIS scheme.

Single knit P/C fabric from compact yarn

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Today fashion designers are much conscious than ever and have up-to-date information about the latest fashion trends. The present day consumer demands fashionable garments, which offer comfort and style, stretch and flexibility, freedom and figure enhancement, as he takes it as the tool of expressing his personality.

Single knit P/C fabric from compact yarn

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Today fashion designers are much conscious than ever and have up-to-date information about the latest fashion trends. The present day consumer demands fashionable garments, which offer comfort and style, stretch and flexibility, freedom and figure enhancement, as he takes it as the tool of expressing his personality.

Single knit P/C fabric from compact yarn

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Today fashion designers are much conscious than ever and have up-to-date information about the latest fashion trends. The present day consumer demands fashionable garments, which offer comfort and style, stretch and flexibility, freedom and figure enhancement, as he takes it as the tool of expressing his personality.

Success for Santex in South East Asia

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Swiss-based Santex Group has signed a contract with Gain Lucky (Vietnam) at the beginning of the year. The contract includes the delivery of six Santashrink drying machines. Santashrink is the perfect solution for shrinkage, relaxation, and tensionless drying of tubular or open-width knitted fabric.

Latest developments in CPB dyeing process

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The Küsters S-roller technology is now a recognised brand and stands for a safe, reproducible dyeing method, the CPB cold, pad, batch process. The CPB process is becoming increasingly important, as it can be used to dye both short and long yardages of woven and knitted fabric very economically.