Proposing the vote of thanks, Mr Rajesh Bhagat, Managing Director, Worldex India, extended his gratitude, “I am thankful to the honourable minister and Mr Gautam Singhania who consented to be the chief guest and guest of honour. It speaks volumes about the industry support Intex is going to have.” He also thanked all the dignitaries and members of the press present during the opening ceremony.
While being taken around the exhibition hall, Mr Vaghela was shown one of Raymond's latest developments, a fabric made with a blend of bamboo fibre. Mr Singhania explained that the bamboo fibre was blended with super 100s wool and fine polyester. Grasim Industries Ltd has showcased their latest nano-pel and nano-dry fabrics. Nano-pel fabrics resist spills and nano-dry fabrics dry spills quickly. The Ruby Mills Ltd exhibited the Fantasia a 67:33 polyester:cotton crushed fabric that retains its original form even after it is iron-pressed. Bravado from the house of Rukshmani Syntex Private Ltd, exhibited its range of premium suitings.
The blue-green mega doorway led into the mind-boggling display of the forthcoming trends at the Trendz Pavilion. A panorama of over 500 samples showcasing fabric and accessory samples highlighting the Spring/Summer 2006 collection collected, coordinated and catalogued by the students of B D Somani Institute of Art and Fashion Technology, Mumbai, were showcased here. There were sections on manmade denim, cotton, lingerie, woolen, fashion, linen, knitted, specialty and embroidered fabrics catalogued giving details of the manufacturer, specifications like the fibres used, product specifications, end users; besides trimmings and embellishments like zippers, labels, rivets, tapes and hosiery material. Exhibits were collected by the students from participants from Germany, Italy, France, Austria, China, Pakistan, Taiwan, Thailand, Korea, and Sri Lanka, besides India.
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