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Textile Industry Guide reaches professionals who purchase cloth, raw materials and other textiles to manufacture clothing, upholster furniture and more. These business professionals are apparel executives, designers and others who purchase products ranging from weaving machines to cotton fabrics.
Textile Industry Guide reaches professionals who purchase textiles to make cloth, design new clothing fashions, manage upholstery shops, oversee plant operations, market finished products, maintain textile plant facilities, research new processes.
Textile product buyers are tasked with purchasing quality textiles to produce garments, automotive fabrics, cloth bandages, blankets, canvas, draperies, luggage weaves and more. They design products, test for strength, dye for colorfastness, and sew to make the finished goods. They use industrial equipment to cut, weave, loom, and knit textiles. They use fire-retardant chemicals on clothing for children, firefighters and more. Many manufacturers have facilities that make uniforms for service industries including hospitality and law enforcement. The fashion industry is a key player in purchasing textiles to design the next fashion trend in formal and casual wear. This audience is creative and looking for textiles that are durable, breathable, and sustainable. They pursue continuing education opportunities for professional development and to stay current on marketplace trends.
This list would work well for offers from computer manufacturers, software developers, electronics providers, internet providers, consultants, technology providers, tradeshow organizers, financial institutions, credit card issuers, and continuing education providers. |
