Bangladesh denim Expo (BDE) aims to foster networks and connections
at its 6th and largest trade show in Dhaka, Bangladesh on May 17-18. For the
first time, BDE will be held in two different halls at the Convention City,
Bashundhara, doubling its space. Over 10,000 pre-registered visitors are expected
to attend.
The May event also marks the first time BDE will be part of See Now,
Buy Now, a local event by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ Center for
Promotion of Imports from Developing Countries that connects international
buyers with Bangladesh suppliers.
The show’s theme, “Denim Networks,” underlines the growing
importance of developing long-term relationships and shared strategies to
improve sustainable manufacturing processes.
“Network is a key concept of contemporary society, and the denim industry
is the highest expression of this. To face the important challenges ahead for
markets nowadays, we believe that it is absolutely necessary to create
connections, share knowledge and ideas, build together—as a community—the best
practices that will shape a brighter and more sustainable future for denim,”
said Mostafiz Uddin, Bangladesh Denim Expo founder and CEO.
BDE will host events that promote these ideas. Garment finishing
company Tonello will present a seminar about new concepts in finishing that
consider cultural, economic, ecological and technical trends. Attendees can
also view a virtual tour of a fabric mill, denim factory and laundry inside new
virtual reality booths.
A new Information Exchange concept is part of BDE’s effort to
encourage conversation and networking. The concept will be part of the show’s
expanded Trend Zone area, which will highlight Autumn/Winter 2018-2019 trends
and innovation. Visitors can also view displays dedicated to denim repair and
Sashiko stitch.
( From Apparel News Archive)
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