Australia Textile News Summaries

AUSTRALIA: Platypus Australia launches swimwear collection
New Australian Swimwear Collection protects children from the Sun's Cancerous Rays.

AUSTRALIA: Lakshmi swimwear's designer Lisa Burke lived in a mud hut
An article in a past issue of Marie Claire (Australia) fashion magazine, talking about her swimwear collection, says that the bold prints and striking styles in the range are inspired by her own experiences, "like…living in a mud hut in India…"

AUSTRALIA: e-tailing website from Musto
Australian-based marine, equestrian and lifestyle apparel brand Musto has launched a fully integrated e-commerce offering as it continues to innovate, this time taking to the online sphere to take its designs directly to consumers.

AUSTRALIA: Olil Jewellery launches new website
Perth Hills based jeweller, Olil Jewellery Design has launched its new website showcasing handcrafted yet contemporary pieces.

AUSTRALIA: Ladies Fashionable page 3 partywear
Ladies party wear garment, designer fashionable clothing, special occasion garment women's beachwear.

AUSTRALIA: Australian Wool Innovation Grants Woolmark Authorisation to Intertek
Intertek, a leading provider of quality and safety solutions to a wide range of industries worldwide, is now authorised by Australian Wool Innovation Limited (AWI) to conduct Woolmark testing of apparel textile products.

AUSTRALIA: Cotton production in Australia expects to increase in 2010-11
Cotton production in Australia is expected to increase 34 per cent in 2010-11 in response to 15-year high cotton prices and positive season conditions across major growing regions.

AUSTRALIA: Wool production to be stable
Committee chairman Russell Pattinson said good seasonal condition in many parts of Victoria, South Australia and Tasmania, meant average fleece weights would rise in 2010/11 by about three per cent.

AUSTRALIA: Richard de Chazal as headline show at Fashion Festival
The SCFF 2010 includes a strong, 'green focus' in this, the International Year of Biodiversity. Eco-friendly fashion and make-up will form part of the festival and the festival team includes an environmental impact consultant amongst its ranks.

AUSTRALIA: Chic Ways to Wear UGG Classic Cardy Boots
With spring on its way, chances are you're getting set to box up all your winter coats and boots in favor of lighter fare. I think we're all counting the days 'til it's time to set aside our earmuffs and thick, wooly sweaters!

AUSTRALIA: Cincom Priority ERP solution for Lushous Clothing
Sydney based Importer and Wholesaler of Quality Fashion Clothing chooses Cincom Priority to streamline the company's business operation, accelerate its productivity and support its growing needs.

AUSTRALIA: London Fashion Week debut for Kate Williams
Australian raised designer Kate Williams will send her latest collection down the catwalk at the off-schedule official 'A La Mode' show at London Fashion Week in September 2010.

AUSTRALIA: Dannii Minogue's new fashion range for 'all women'
Dannii Minogue has said that she hopes her fashion range Project D will appeal to all types of women.

AUSTRALIA: Veggies Delivered Straight To Your Skin!
Ere perez new natural beetroot lip & cheek tint & natural carrot balms are gorgeously healthy & good for your skin.

AUSTRALIA: Easy Make Up in Wearing Ugg Boots Which Save 40-70% Off
Women boots are timeless topic. There are so many kind of boots in stores that people have different choices to wear, no matter tall, short, fat. However, a new statistic show that women are in love with UGG in any season.

AUSTRALIA: Union wants Hilton Fabrics back in business
The Textile, Clothing and Footwear Union remains nervous about the future of the Ballarat company, Hilton Fabrics. The Union is hopeful the company will rebound from a tumultuous few months. Hilton Fabrics employs 40 workers and went into administration in April. About three weeks ago it was bought by a relative of the former owner.

AUSTRALIA: Finalists of the DHL Express Fashion Export Scholarship
DHL is proud to reveal the three finalists of the DHL Express Fashion Export Scholarship. The scholarship aims to identify Australia's hottest up-and-coming fashion exporter and assist them in achieving international growth.

AUSTRALIA: shrimps and Crabs Can Help Create Odour Repellent Fabrics
Crustaceans like shrimps and crabs may help create odour-repellent fabrics for use in cars, buses and trucks.

AUSTRALIA: Specialty Fashion surge 10 percent After upgradation
Australia’s largest women’s clothing retailer had forecast profit of between $24m to $30m on November 25 when queried by the stock exchange on an 18 per cent surge in its stock price.

AUSTRALIA: ACCI Welcomes Textiles Tariff Reductions
The Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ACCI), Australia’s largest and most representative business organisation, has welcomed the import tariff reductions which commence.

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