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Fabric news Eurojersey’s green expansion Eurojersey, leading textile manufacturer and a promoter of environmentally friendly methods of production, opened last May a new logistics pole at their Caronno Pertusella headquarters. A strong indication of the company’s continuous efforts towards innovation and eco-friendly production. ay 15th 2008 saw the opening of a new Eurojersey logistics pole at the historical plant of Caronno Pertusella, near Milan in northern Italy. This new addition is dedicated to the company’s famous Sensitive® fabrics: the whole manufacturing process – from weaving to printing– will be carried out in the 43,056 ft2 pole. Successively, the stock is sent to Eurojersey’s Hong Kong warehouse which is in charge of shipping it to international manufacturers and leading brands of the underwear, swimwear, sportswear and fashion sectors. The new warehouse is equipped M ANDREA CRESPI, EUROJERSEY GENERAL MANAGER PHOTOS 1, 2: THE NEW WAREHOUSE with the latest cutting edge equipment and technology to ensure the best quality textiles but also to increase productivity thanks to a new GPS sensor system enabling the precise monitoring of every single pallet and roll of fabric. Within the pole a 8,612ft2 area is dedicated to a Final Inspection department for quality control, using the latest and most precise machinery. To complete this amazing new plant, on the balcony area, a Testing Laboratory spread over a 4,306 ft2 surface, while additional funds have already been allocated for the purchase of new machinery for the dyeing department, which is scheduled to open in January 2009. Mr. Andrea Crespi, who recently took over the role of General Manager of Eurojersey, and who succeeds his father, is very pleased with the company’s new factory which he describes as a “an asset of strategic importance” and a representation of the company’s plan of “modernization and expansion”. In addition to this, Eurojersey, a great believer in greener methods of production, continues to work towards the development of ecologically friendly methods of work thanks to its recent “SensitivEcosystem” program which focuses on lowering consumption and manufacturing waste together with increasing the use of renewable energy sources. Thanks to its huge efforts, Eurojersey was awarded the ISO 14401 Certification by Lloyd’s Register Quality Assurance Italy, in approval of the company’s system of environmental management.

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CONTENTS
EDITORIAL
SHOP SCOUTINGWORLDWIDE - Boi’s selection from Asia to Europe
NEWER NOTABLES - Kiki de Montparnasse
- Isabella’s Fine Lingerie
- Etam Lingerie
- Coeur Pistache
- Tanya Bulhoes
- Arthur
- Taye Brasil
- Balls
- Le66
PHOTO SHOOT - Summer in the city
TETE-À-TETE - John Galliano
PHOTO SHOOT - Private Room
PORTRAIT - Wendy Glez
LAUNCHING - Nicole Miller, Marie Jo
- Hale Bob, Niki shapewear
- Jezebel
- Claire Pettibone
LINGERIE TRENDS S/S 09 - Delicate innocence
- Air of refinement
- Blooming cocktail
- Eco poetry
- Ethnic modernity
TALENT - Maud and Marjorie
BEACHWEAR TRENDS S/S 09 - Precious glimmer
- Fresh clear water
- Enchanted gardens
- Vernissage
- Exotic lands
THE BEST SHOP AWARDS
EVENT - Komar
- Chantelle, Radici
- Hug Award
INTERVIEW - Bob Vitale, Wacoal
- Anthony Verbaeys, Marie Jo
- Sophie Drouad, Lou
WHO’S WHO
EXCLUSIVE - Secrets
BUSINESS NEWS - Ea Lingerie
- Donna Karan, Fashion Ribbon
- Samantha Chang, Armani
EVENT - The Femmy Awards
EXPERT - Growing your business during hard times
MARKET OVERVIEW - Russia for everybody
EXHIBITION UPDATE - Lingerie Americas
- Curve
- Mode City
EXCLUSIVE - Intima’s T-shirt no.5
NETWORK EXPRESS - Network Dessous’ 10 worldwide magazines
CALENDAR - Major trade fairs around the world
BEST SELLERS - Brands’ best-selling items for F/W 08
EXCLUSIVE - The Green Factory
FABRIC NEWS - Eurojersey, Dow Fibers, Aquafil
FABRIC TRENDS F/W09 - Sweet glamour
- Sensual skin
- Red passion
- Baroque allure
- Light & shadow

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