Kingpins Jeans Show Shanghai Grand Exhibition

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Founded in 2004, it was launched by Olah, a well-known textile company in the United States, and benefited from the support of the Certified Fbermax Cotton (FiberMax). It aims to provide a platform for the production of qualified denim fabrics and manufacturers of all links in the relevant supply chain, including fabrics, washing workshops, accessories manufacturers, packaging suppliers and industry consultants.

Kingpins cowboy show is not only an opportunity to integrate marketing and learning, but also to create a personalized and warm environment -- arranging musical performances at the exhibition site and providing exquisite French snacks.

Kingpins, the CEO of Olah, AndrewOlah and chairman MichaelMorell, are recognized as experts in the denim industry. They have more than 20 years of experience in technology development and marketing in the textile industry.

At present, the two of them teach at the prestigious New York Fashion Technology Institute (FIT).

Since its inception in 2004, the Kingpins denim show has provided a comfortable and unique face-to-face communication opportunity for producers and professional customers in New York, Losangeles, Shanghai and Hongkong two times a year.

Since China has become a major denim production area, to meet the growing demand for jeans in the Chinese market, the Kingpins cowboy essence show debuted in Shanghai in 2010.

Kingpins cowboy essence show is selected.

The South Bank Arts Centre will not only make full use of the unique environment of the venue, but also hold seminars for exhibitors and visitors in the Arts Centre, invite industry experts to give lectures and arrange entertainment programs.

At the symposium, PaulCowell from Blueconnection will give a speech on the future of tannin dyeing technology and discuss with participants whether indigo and sulphur dyes can be used in the textile industry for sustainable use and discuss the future trend of tannin production.

AmyLeverton from Stylesight will discuss the development trend of the jeans industry in another academic seminar.

As a senior cowboy editor of Stylesight, Leverton is responsible for market analysis and reporting of cowboys and related industries.

Leverton has accumulated more than 10 years of experience. She worked as a freelance designer for casual brands, and later became a fashion trend forecaster.

In addition, Michael Morrell, one of the founders of the Kingpins cowboy show, will host the DenimCollege in person. The "tannin College" is founded by Olah company, aiming to provide professional opportunities for professional cowboys, including improving procurement, design, and

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In the past activities, "tannin College" taught and introduced advanced cowboy processing technology, including wet processing, dry processing, dyeing and weaving process.

Each time only 10 lucky children get the opportunity to learn and communicate face to face with Olah's chairman, Morrell.