Target bid to block Target Apparel name rejected

A federal court judge has dismissed an injunction request by American retail chain Target Corp. that would have blocked Fairweather Ltd. from using the name "Target Apparel" in its stores.

In a decision late Thursday, Justice Leonard Mandamin ruled that Target did not prove it would suffer "irreparable harm" during the months leading up to a trial over alleged trademark infringement.

Producing Polyester fabric through plastic bottles

Dubai: A clothing manufacturer who relies on discarded plastic bottles for his fabric is hopeful that Dubai's addiction to bottled water could help him set up roots in the UAE.

Australia 2010-11 cotton crop seen at record four million bales

CANBERRA (April 01, 2011) : Australia's cotton industry on Thursday upgraded its forecasts for the 2010/11 crop to a record of more than four million bales after growers managed to salvage more than expected from devastating summer floods across the nation's eastern states.

China Hijacking Global Textile Market

Many experts believe that China has hijacked the global garment industry by not just price issue. Experts say, that majority of apparel manufacturers are opting for easy knitwear and garment stauff, even in denim industry. But on the other hand, China has kept on introducing creativity, meeting latest fashion trends. Chinese Garment and textile machinery manufacturers are going side by side in this race and bringing advanced technology at cheepest price you can't even imagine. Any technology or machine processing to finish product, Chinese manufacturers are giving the technology at less than half price of european technology. The basic reason, that why industrialist are now going for Chinese machinery, is that they take out machinery cost, in couple of their orders.