Customers Say Lanscot-Arlen Has Closed Its Doors
NEW YORK – Industry sources and customers of Lanscot-Arlen Fabrics, Inc. said Tuesday that the textile converter has closed its New York offices. Lanscot-Arlen has made no official announcement and no one was available at its New York… Read more.May 27, 2003
Kravet licenses Barry residential line
BETHPAGE, N.Y. - Kravet Fabrics Corp. is expanding its 10-year licensed product effort with the Barbara Barry residential fabric collection. Kravet plans to introduce it to the trade in spring 2004 via Kravet showrooms and sales representatives… Read more.April 29, 2003
Bangkok's Satin Textiles Launching Retail Outlets in China
Singapore - Satin Textiles, the largest mill in Thailand with sales of more than $20 million, expects to generate retail sales of at least $20 million through four new Satin branded outlets in China. The company is expanding its retail division… Read more.April 29, 2003
Trimland USA moves to 45,000-square-foot showroom
DEER PARK, N.Y. – Trimland USA, a subsidiary of leading Turkish manufacturer Oz-Is Tekstil, moved to a new 45,000-square-foot U.S. showroom and distribution center in April. Growing demand fortified the company's decision to open a distribution… Read more.April 25, 2003
Zenith increases sales and export with made-ups
MYSORE, India – By entering the silk made-ups business, the Zenith Group, which reports sales of $25 million, believes it is on its way to becoming one of the largest suppliers in the Indian silk industry. Surendra.K. Loyalka, managing… Read more.April 14, 2003
Lanscot-Arlen for sale
NEW YORK – Lanscot-Arlen Fabrics, Inc., the converter of fabrics for apparel, textile and hospitality applications, is for sale, two years after a management-led buyout. In order to continue operating, industry sources say the company… Read more.April 14, 2003
Design Firms Expand Services, Add Hotel Restaurants, Healthcare, Spas
BRIARCLIFF MANOR, N.Y. - Hospitality design firms have spent the last couple of belt-tightening years specializing, extending their service or hunting renovation work as they await economic turnaround and a surge of new growth opportunities.… Read more.April 11, 2003