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Nilit strengthens presence in Chinese market

Israeli performance nylon producer Nilit is to showcase its new EcoCare recycled nylon 6.6 and high-performance Cordura products at this year’s Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics Show. The show will be held at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre from 20–23 October. The Company has selected the Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics Show to highlight its recent innovations and apparel manufactured from the extremely durable Cordura and says

14th October 2009

Knitting Industry
 |  Migdal Ha’emek

Intimate Apparel, Hosiery/​Socks, Sports/​Activewear, Swimwear/​Beachwear

Israeli performance nylon producer Nilit is to showcase its new EcoCare recycled nylon 6.6 and high-performance Cordura products at this year’s Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics Show. The show will be held at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre from 20–23 October.

The Company has selected the Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics Show to highlight its recent innovations and apparel manufactured from the extremely durable Cordura and says EcoCare is the only recycled nylon 6.6 with deep, uniform colour.

89% recycled content

“This is the first recycled fibre that retains the properties of our virgin fibres and gives excellent colour depth and uniformity in the regular dye process”, says Alon Weiser, Nilit’s R&D and and Technical Services Manager. Nilit EcoCare nylon 6.6 yarns are certified by Scientific Certification Systems (SCS) for minimum 89% recycled content. "The Company’s recycled yarns reflect our long-standing consideration for the environment and our reputation as an innovator in yarn engineering and production,” notes Oded Breier, Nilit’s Marketing & Sales Manager. Nilit EcoCare was initially introduced at Interfilière 2009 in September.

Cordura fabric, a registered trademark of Invista, used under license to Nilit for nylon fabric products, delivers durability, versatility and reliability in activewear, outerwear, work wear, denim and socks.  Cordura fibres, spun and textured in Europe, promise “reliable performance across a broad range of apparel applications,” states Breier. “With fabrics weighing as little as 100gsm, the Cordura brand combines all of the benefits of lightweight fabrics with exceptional functionality and durability, with high tear and abrasion resistance.”

Nilit provides an original, proprietary trend service to its customers. It’s Spring/Summer 2011 Trendbook for body fashion and active sports will be available at Intertextile Shanghai in October. The book, which features collections designed and conceived by Nilit Fashion Consultant Ilana Joselowitz, takes its theme from ‘a society seeking ways to live a better life in a new mood sparked by a quest for meaning.’

Nilit’s booth and exhibit at the Show will feature its other well-known fibre products for the seamless, circular knit, legwear  and woven wear markets.

Dedication to Chinese market

In 2007, Nilit opened its facility in Suzhou, China, “to meet the customer demand from within the country and to expand our presence in this important market,” according to Breier. “The Chinese market remains a critical growth region for Nilit,” he adds, “with the demand for our high-quality yarns in this region growing considerably over recent years. We remain dedicated to strengthening this important market.”

Nilit Ltd produces nylon 6.6 and microfiber yarns in a broad selection of dtex and filament counts, lustre levels, and types of cross-sections. Nilit’s high-quality yarns are used for knitwear, wovenwear and spandex covering applications for the production of fashionable and functional legwear, bodywear, intimate apparel and activewear. Nilit Ltd is a privately owned company with headquarters in Israel. It works closely with its international customer base from offices in Italy, the United States, Germany, France, Latin America, Asia Pacific and Suzhou, China.

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