The most advanced knitting yarn, fiber and product series for the 2017/18 autumn and winter are here!

Shanghai Shiguang Textile Technology Co., Ltd. is a leading gold and silver wire manufacturer from Taiwan. It has 30 years of professional gold and silver wire production experience and enjoys a world reputation. With an annual output of 3,000 tons of yarn, the company has a sound sales system, professional technical knowledge, timely service, fast logistics and a strong after-sales service team dedicated to customer satisfaction.

The company has a dynamic team that constantly introduces the most innovative yarns for high-end customization and designer brands: it has become an elite player in the SPINEXPO creative team.

MEADOWBROOK INVENTIONS INC. is a US company that produces innovative Angelina® fibers with special optical effects and technical capabilities, offering a wide range of denier, length and color for all spinning systems, knitting, woven and non-woven Woven fabric production.

The special optical effect of Angelina® fiber has a cashmere-like feel and is the world's softest "metal" filament fiber. Angelina® fibers create special optical effects that are not possible with other metal filament yarns.

The new range includes: 100% Angelina® Aluminium Metal Fiber, Angelina® Iridescent Fiber, 100% Angelina® Copper Ammonia Fiber and other special optics and special technical effects.

Product use: Suitable for all textile, construction, service and automotive industries.

The design concept of "All in One" is simply to show the huge possibilities of yarn by showing how to sew a single yarn into a garment and making it suitable for a variety of different lifestyles.

According to different lifestyles, the exhibition area will be divided into three distinctive series: “underwear”, “home clothes” and “outerwear”. Although these three series represent a very different life in our daily lives, yarns made from luxury fibers such as cashmere will show the possibility of multiple uses of a single fiber and yarn.

For the "underwear" collection, the ultra-fine 16-18-pin technique mimics the lace look on the surface of the knitwear. Due to the finer yarn and stitching, the lace jacquard looks like an intarsia. Designers use "fine" as much as possible throughout the entire garment design to showcase the concept of skin-friendly skin.

The “Homewear” collection focuses on SRY jacquard technology, which uses thin but thick yarns to weave a variety of patterns to create a surprisingly textured surface. The five sets of ready-to-wear garments on display were also inspired by the lace pattern. The garments retain the original comfort and feel of the yarn to the greatest extent, following the feasibility of the process.

The final "outerwear" series shows the application of knitted yarns and fluffed wool in cuttable knitted fabrics, while at the same time achieving the plasticity and certain functionality of the ready-to-wear garments. The woven/knit fusion idea from the “Underwear” collection continues in this group of stories, with a group of freely pleated chiffon fabrics and cut-out knit fabrics combined with knit sections.

From "underwear" to "homewear" to "outerwear", it depicts the huge space and potential of yarn applications, and also proves that yarn can be applied to all aspects of our colorful daily life.