A century of exquisite craftsmanship in stitching and threading, Scottish Textile “Tian Tuan” lands in 2023 Spring and Summer intertextile
Tweed, Savile Row, cashmere and soft gold…Scottish textile craftsmanship is like a glass of mellow and rich gin, with the colorful “classic special blend” and what will happen when you gather with partners from all over the world to chat. surprise? From March 28th to 30th, the Scottish International Development Bureau gathered seven major local textile brands in Scotland to appear at the 2023 China International Textile Fabrics and Accessories (Spring and Summer) Expo (intertextile), showing the classic heritage of Scottish textiles to a global audience! The booth was bustling with people, and people were thinking about the current pace of life and needs. Through communication and contact, they delivered a perceivable and beautiful wearing experience!
In the course of hundreds of years of sewing, Scottish textiles have not only demonstrated superb craftsmanship to the world, but also drawn inspiration from nature and shared feelings in humanities and history, giving birth to a number of unique lifestyle brands – Kenneth Mackenzie, Lochcarron of Scotland, Halley Stevensons, Bute Fabrics, Johnstons of Elgin, Holland & Sherry, Halley Stevensons, carry the beauty of Scotland in every fiber, and convey the classic and modern craftsmanship in the warp and weft of the fabric!
Exquisite craftsmanshipCarrying it within the millimeter
As the leading wool brand appointed by the British Royal Family, Johnstons of Elgin, built on the banks of the Lossie River in 1797, is famous for its production of top-notch cashmere and fine wool products. It is the second oldest family business in Scotland. Johnstons of Elgin not only created a unique brand named The tweed textile technology of “Scottish Estate Tweeds” is also the only woven workshop in Scotland capable of processing from fiber state to perfect finished product. Johnstons of Elgin always insists on using renewable, biodegradable, high-quality natural fibers to weave every product. Sustainable development and high quality are its enduring brand background.
Why is there so little plaid in Scottish culture? Lochcarron of Scotland, a famous Scottish plaid fabric manufacturing brand, has a history that can be traced back to 1892. Perfectly combining the unique Scottish traditional culture with contemporary fashion styles, it provides the brand with a rich inventory of various classic plaid fabrics. The brand even provides personalized plaid customization services, providing design assistance to customers and guiding them to pass the Scottish Plaid Registration Association (The Scottish Register of Tartans) registration certification.
Holland & Sherry, born in the birthplace of “customized suits” – London’s Savile Row, has a long history of 185 years and is committed to providing worsted, wool, cashmere, Silk, linen and precious fiber blends and other high quality fabrics, the products range from 200 thread count cashmere to high purity A variety of fabrics, including worsted alpaca, as well as luxurious and sparkling sapphire fabrics and 22K gold fabrics, are exported to more than 50 countries and regions around the world.
You must be familiar with the classic “ball and Maltese cross” logo! Kenneth Mackenzie, born in 1907, is the oldest existing manufacturer of Harris Tweed. The exotic and colorful wool and wonderful patterns are favored by major fashion brands and top designers. The tweed fabrics it produces use the variegated wool of Cheviot sheep, vividly replicating the Outer Hebrides. The natural and humanistic style gives this fabric its unique color charm.
Since its establishment in 2007, tweed fashion pioneer Harris Tweed Hebrides has been established in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland with the original intention of protecting and promoting Harris Tweed. This young and fashionable brand stands at the changing intersection of the early 21st century. It diverged from the traditional format of Harris tweed and brought a new century touch to tweed fashion with new and vibrant colors and textures. sound.
Bute Fabrics, an internationally renowned pioneering fabric design and manufacturing brand, was founded in 1947 by the fifth-generation Marquess of Bute to revitalize the cotton industry on the Isle of Bute in Scotland and rebuild the post-war economy. The Isle of Bute is the muse of Bute Fabrics, which is favored by many contemporary designers, artists, top home design companies (such as Tom Dixon) and art galleries, and has participated in…��The design and production of projects such as the Royal Theater in Glasgow and The Principal York star-rated luxury hotel, and cooperation with artist Illana Halperin to provide fabrics for her personal exhibition to pay tribute to nature.
As the fabric provider for Barbour, the outdoor brand used by the British royal family, Halley Stevensons, a pioneer brand in the development of waxed cotton, began its innovation journey in 1864. For more than 100 years, it has always been committed to creating durable fabrics with sustainability at its core. The innovative and developed waterproof waxed cotton is the brand’s star fabric product. It uses wax treatment to make cotton fabric waterproof and serves the clothing and luggage markets.
Hand in handCommon development of the times
Neil McInnes, President of the Consumer Goods Industry of the Asia Pacific Region of Scotland International Development Bureau, was interviewed and expressed his views on hot industry topics such as environmental protection and China’s economic situation. “As the world’s No. 1 The second largest economy, China remains a very important market for Scotland and our company. It is one of the few markets in the world where Scottish textileexports have actually grown during the epidemic. China With the largest consumer population in the world, Scottish fabric manufacturers are very convincing in terms of process quality and skills in producing materials. Opportunities and challenges coexist in China. We also see opportunities for increased cooperation between Scottish and Chinese enterprises. , jointly continue to seek innovation andnew products. Nowadays, consumers are paying more and more attention to the environmental protection of raw materials. This is a real problem faced by the global fashion and textile industry. Scotland and Companies in Scotland are focused on ensuring they produce durable, high-end, quality fabrics, which is completely at odds with the idea of fast fashion. Our company is leading the way on the wider sustainability agenda, from raw material sourcing to circular business models and sustainable business practices, which are important for international buyers to support their sustainable development.”
Promote diverse urban culture! As a reflection of the British lifestyle and a footnote to the culture of the times, Scottish Textile inherits classics and keeps pace with the times. It explores the best path for China and Scottish Textile to enhance international cooperation, mutual benefit and win-win and promote the sustainable development of the industry, and jointly leapfrog In the land of dreams, witness each other’s development and growth!
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