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Goyal Knitfab adds Lycra hang tags

Leading Indian specialty warp knitted fabric manufacturer Goyal Knitfab has announced the availability of Lycra hang tags for its range of elastic fabrics.

16th October 2013

Knitting Industry
 |  Surat

Knitwear, Collections, Colours/​Trends

Leading Indian specialty warp knitted fabric manufacturer Goyal Knitfab has announced the availability of Lycra hang tags for its range of elastic fabrics.

Lycra hang tags

According to a statement released yesterday by the company, consumer research has shown that Invista Apparel hangtags are a valuable sales force – the research suggests that consumers look for the Lycra fibre hangtag and are willing to pay a premium for the brand.

Goyal Knitfab is a young service oriented tricot fabric manufacturer with innovative products and quick response times for demanding and changing customer needs.

It also shows that the Lycra fibre brand is believed to give garments strong consumer awareness and consumer preference, the company says and compared to unmarked garments in a test conducted by a global retail chain in Germany, garments featuring Lycra fibre hangtags achieved faster sell-through and commanded a higher price.

Goyal Knitfab

Goyal Knitfab is a young service oriented tricot fabric manufacturer with innovative products and quick response times for demanding and changing customer needs.

Founded in 2001, with a modest start of two machines from Germany, Goyal Knitfab now produces textiles that find applications in health, fashion, activewear, lingerie, upholstery, automotive, filtration, banners and more.

Initially engaged in selling greige fabrics, the company now operates a fully service oriented model, adding to its portfolio various engineering and industrial fabrics along with the fashion fabrics.

www.goyalknitfab.com

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