Appreciation And Interpretation Of The Nineteenth Milan UNICA Fabric Exhibition

In September 11th, the nineteenth Milan UNICA fabric exhibition, which lasted for 3 days, ended successfully.

410 enterprises participated in the exhibition, of which 74 came from other European countries and jointly exhibited 2015~2016 new products of autumn and winter noodles.

Since its founding, Milan UNICA has been promoting the textile and garment industry in Italy and Europe.

It is our responsibility to maintain the survival and development of Italy's textile and garment industry with high level of exhibition content and diversified international cooperation.

In this exhibition, four new things become the focus.

Italian style jeans

Following the Pitti Filati yarn exhibition, the UNICA fabric exhibition in Milan once again broke through the traditional exhibition mode, and jointly manufactured the "Italian cowboy style: Italy cowboy show Expo" with Pitti Imagine, which is of great significance both in terms of business strategy and media publicity.

In view of the special exhibition of Italy's water washing apparel industry, the exhibition has been completed in Italy from the design to the finished garments and accessories. It has not only created a platform for the enterprises to launch high-end products for the global market, but also demonstrated the excellent quality of Italy cowboy enterprises.

Fabric observation in Japan

Apart from exhibitors for European accessories, the Milan Exhibition Center also launched the "Japan observation" exhibition area.

The 29 companies selected by the Japan Fashion Week Organizing Committee are exhibiting in the 2 pavilion area adjacent to the UNICA exhibition area in Milan. They display a category of sportswear, which is complementary to Italy and European fabrics.

Milan UNICA chairman Silvio Albini believes that this will not change the Milan fabric exhibition's consistent market and business strategy.

Milan UNICA is still the top product exhibition in Europe, but at the same time it is also concerned about the innovation process of fabric technology worldwide.

"While increasing the value of" made in Italy ", we should also accept new ideas and create opportunities for win-win cooperation on a global scale.

Therefore, from the beginning of this exhibition, the Italy fabric exhibition, on display of high quality fabrics produced in Italy and Europe, also provides a platform for Japanese high quality fabrics. "

Cross boundary cooperation Designer

In addition to diversified product display, cross-border cooperation is also an important feature of UNICA in Milan.

In the past 5 Milan UNICA fabrics exhibition, On Stage show has been popular.

Massimo Mosiello, general manager of Milan UNICA, said: "after attracting 50 designers from all over the world, we think it is an important moment to review the growth of these designers.

With the support of the Australian wool Bureau, the Italy VOGUE magazine and the 10 Corso Como founder Carla Sozzani, we launched the On Stage show show. "

8 designers, including China's Uma Wang and Zhang Shan mountain, stand out. Their work meets the audience at the Milan fashion landmark's 10 Corso Como gallery on the opening night of the September 9th exhibition, and the designers come together to review every unforgettable time of the On Stage show.

Leather exhibition held in the same period

Another highlight is the Lineapelle leather exhibition, which has been on display for many years and returned to Milan many years later.

With the same ticket, buyers can freely visit two exhibitions to further expand the fashion influence of Milan and Italy manufacturing.

The "Italy made" is still the core spirit of this exhibition. The exciting news of the textile industry in the first half of 2014 brings a joyous atmosphere to this exhibition.

Compared with the previous session, the number of professional spectators from Asia increased significantly. Many of them were the design directors of Chinese clothing brands, and local industry representatives from the group. The brand and quality of Italy made brand are the main driving force for their coming across the ocean.

The Milan UNICA fabric exhibition will also be displayed on October 20~23 at the China international textile fabrics and accessories (Qiu Dong) fair. Albini has sent an invitation to buyers and media from all over the world. "Despite the recent decline in high-end gift sales in the Chinese market, some impact on Italy manufacturing" has been made, but from the economic perspective, the outlook for China's high-end surface accessories market is still optimistic.

The exhibitors to Shanghai Intertextile are the mainstream enterprises in Italy textile industry, representing the first-class standard of Italy textile accessories. We sincerely invite all of you to feel the charm of "Italy made".

High end interview Silvio Albini: inheriting the spirit of "made in Italy"

At the exhibition, Milan UNICA chairman Silvio Albini said that the industrial growth in the first half of this year benefited from the collaborative development mechanism within the Italy industry. This exhibition is also the best portrayal of this policy strategy.

With the joint development of Italy international economic development department, Italy Lombardia and Italy fashion industry organization, all the major enterprises representing the essence of "Italy manufacturing" come to Milan UNICA to demonstrate the results of strong alliance.

"We will work together to seek development. The most representative textile and garment manufacturing industry in Italy will have enough strength to catch up with the international market.

The new events of this exhibition are the fruits of the joint efforts of many parties. Milan is also a window city to show Italy's manufacturing, especially during the Expo year, which is a good opportunity to show the strength of the city.

Albini said.

Italy once was active in more than 50 thousand textile enterprises, mainly based on small and micro enterprises, and accumulated valuable resources of creative wealth over the years.

However, after 5 years of financial crisis, more than 10 thousand enterprises have already faded out of the market and the enterprises that can survive in the competition are the benchmark of Italy textile industry.

Albini so commented on these "Italy made" spirit successors, "from these successful enterprises, we can sum up valuable experience.

The first is innovation. In my 30 years of employment, I have never felt the urgency of product innovation, service innovation and business mode innovation as deeply as I am now.

The second is to expand the scale and have a certain scale to be able to invest in technological upgrading, product development, quality optimization, upgrading services, ensuring delivery and establishing credibility. "

"Third is the integration of vertical resources, starting from raw materials, until the last sales channels, and the integration and utilization of all links in the entire industrial chain can ensure the quality and traceability of products.

In terms of sales, enterprises should increase investment. Salesmen in the new era should not only understand foreign languages, but also communicate with customers. They also need to be good at analyzing the trend of changes in customer industrial structure.

At the same time, we must have a team spirit and work closely with product developers, market and planners to track the dynamic needs of our customers and no longer play a role in maintaining customer relationship.

"Brand strategy is also crucial. We must take advantage of competition and let the attention of the end consumers not only stay on the price, but also increase the probability of the product being selected.

And sustainable development means that we should strike a balance between pursuing profits, paying attention to the environment and putting people first in three aspects, and forming a healthy development mechanism.

Modern enterprises should also pay attention to the bottom line of morality while creating beauty.

Consumers are no longer satisfied with passive consumption, they will ask to understand the situation of enterprises in the production process.

This is one of the real competitive advantages of "made in Italy".

Albini believes that the most important point is people-oriented.

Compared with the past, today's complex and competitive society needs more talents with all kinds of skills.

"Made in Italy" is not only a brand, but also a spirit of continuous progress.

Reading age Italy weaving output

7.6% increase to the Far East export is not satisfactory.

Although there are still many uncertainties in the global economic process, thanks to the gradual improvement of the internal coordination mechanism of the industry, Italy textile industry has gained an exciting report card throughout the first half of 2014.

According to official statistics released by ISTAT, the output of weaving fabrics in Italy increased by 7.6% in the first half of 2014, excluding the production of knitted fabrics, which led to an increase of 4.8% in the entire textile industry.

From the second quarter of 2013, the growth momentum has shown that the growth rate has continued in the first two quarters of 2014, with the growth rate of 9% and 6.2% in 1~3 and 4~6 months respectively.

Export trade is also growing gratifying.

According to the data provided by SMI Economic Research Center, the total trade volume of weaving fabrics in Italy in 2014 1~4 amounted to 577 million euros, a little higher than that in the same period in 2013. In the first 4 months of 2014, the export of Italy's weaving fabrics increased by 4.2%. Meanwhile, imports also continued the growth momentum that began in 2013, an increase of 7.5%, and Italy's domestic demand showed signs of recovery.

From the product category, the export of knitted fabrics increased by two digits (14.8%).

Among them, wool combed wool increased 4.1%, crude wool increased by 3.2%, linen fabric exports increased by 6.1%, cotton fabric exports declined by 2.7%, and exports of pure silk fabrics slipped by 2.2%.

From a regional perspective, exports to the 28 EU countries increased by 8.2% in the first half of April, and 0.5% in exports to non EU countries.

Up to 14.9%.

The Far East is unsatisfactory, with exports to mainland China reduced by 10.2%, Hongkong in China by 7%, and Turkey by 8.1%.

Italy's textile exports to the 28 countries of the EU account for 55.3% of its total exports, once again laying the status of the EU as the primary market of Italy's textile fabrics.

Within the European Union, Germany, one of Italy's most important export markets, has decreased by 0.