Gradacom is gespecialiseerd in het verwerken van patronen, gradaties, technische dossiers met een diversiteit aan output mogelijk (ook digitaal) die op dit moment gangbaar zijn op confectiegebied.
Ons bedrijf richt zich tot collecties/klanten die op eigen initiatief hun productie willen lanceren, om een eenheid in hun collectie te creëren op gebied van hun maten tussen de diverse artikelen.
Maar ook naar confectieateliers die tijdelijk hulp nodig hebben in hun patroonafdeling. Alsook willen wij onze technische ervaring aanbieden onder vorm van opleiding en consulting.
Voor het verwerken van u patronen kan u rekenen op onze professionele kennis, moderne toepassingen en discretie.
The creation of a contemporary cloakroom including silhouettes both raw and poetic for the man. The dark colors, which have an important place in this cloakroom, are counterbalanced by the openings andforms created.
The superposition of materials brings a heavy side to the silhouette of the
GIUSEPPEVIRGONE man.
Every collections are designed and produced in Brussels. GIUSEPPEVIRGONE always tries to use fabrics from destocking. Prints are made in Netherlands.
Since 2017, the brand collaborates with the Belgian photographer Antoine Grenez for the prints and the pictures.
I have many sources of inspiration both musical, photographic and theatrical.
I particularly appreciate the director Romeo Castellucci who likes to work
on the decadence of beauty and the mystery of the end.I could also mention the singer Soap & Skin, for its heavy and captivating music, or the artist Anthony
Goicoela, for his work on male identity in search of his place in society. I collaborated with him for two collections.
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Since 1899 Gevaert has been manufacturing the nicest collections of elastics for the fashion industry. Throughout the years Gevaert became a worldwide brand for suspender- and beltwebbings. and it developed several other niche-products like trouser and underwear waistbands.
With a 100% made in Belgium strategy, Gevaert owns control over the entire productionsprocess and is able to guarantee a consistant quality level, as well as competitive prices.
A solid salesservice combined with a salesagentsnetwork, Gevaert ensures an optimal costumer experience
It makes Gevaert your ideal partner for your webbing needs.
Production technology
A modern production plant with over 150 weaving looms, combined with a skilled staff of 50 specialists, nothing but quality can be expected. Next to narrow fabrics weaving, Gevaert can offer various webbing finishes as well as make-up options:
Digital printing – a Gevaert specialty
Any design or logo, in any colour imaginable can be printed at Gevaert, on the webbing of your choice. Starting from 400m.
FR webbing – a Gevaert specialty
Looking for fire retardant (FR) webbings? Gevaert can offer a wide range of FR woven elastics or rigids.
Tested according to ISO 15025
Ultrasonic cutting – a Gevaert specialty
Our standard make-up is offered on rolls. But thanks to the latest ultrasonic cutting machinery Gevaert can offer a precision cut, with smooth edges and exact length
Proudly made in Belgium
Gevaert was founded in 1899 by Jean-Baptist Gevaert as ‘La rubanerie de Deynze’. Already from it’s early days the company has been producing elastics for the leathergoods industrty.
Deinze, the city where it all began, is situated near the river Lisse. Also called ‘the golden river’, as it was the center of the blossoming flaxindustry in Belgium. A region that remained worldfamous for it’s textile industry.
Gevaert is proud to be part of this rich heritage.
Origin Label
Because the consumer is paying more and more attention to socially and ecologically responsible production of clothing and accessories, we now offer an origin label, which indicates that the used tire has been produced at Gevaert.
The Gevaert origin label is available in 3 sizes so that a custom label can be used for each accessory.
For more information, please contact the sales department. They will be able to inform you more about this.
Values
Quality above all!
Gevaert is making sure that customers can expect nothing but quality products. It all starts with a selective purchasing policy, followed by an overall quality-vigilance throughout the production steps. Quality is no coincidence at Gevaert.
Profashional
Always on the look-out for new trends, Gevaert is making sure to offer its customers just what they are looking for. The innovative nature of its collections is highly appreciated worldwide.
It’s good to be green!
Located in the heart of Flanders, we comply to one of Europe’s toughest environmental legislations, next to the current REACH regulations. On top of that our ökotex-certificate proves that Gevaert ranks human ecology at nr1.
Green Street Fabrics, a notably different fabric manufacturer
Weaving is our passion. Quality is our promise. You are our inspiration. We’ve been embracing these catchphrases for nearly 45 years now. They’re deeply interwoven with our company’s identity. As fabric designers and manufacturers we’re committed to creating supreme-quality, exclusive fabrics which are entirely custom-made. Just for you.
Weaving is our passion.
To us, it’s all about passion and dedication. Passion for our craft and for the beauty of the jacquard weaving technique. Dedication to design and manufacture high-end, eye-catching jacquard interior fabrics that exceed your expectations. And every day we work hard to make that happen. Our fabric designers and manufacturers give the very best of themselves to offer you and your customers the products they deserve. This work ethic results in a reliable, notably different service and ensures a fast, creative and highly personalised solution for your project. Each and every time.
Sustainable working method
The environment is extremely important to us. That’s why we seek to produce more and more sustainable fabrics which are made of ecological yarns and compliant with the Global Recycle Standard (GRS). We always work with ecologically and ethically responsible materials and make sustainable decisions throughout the whole manufacturing process, all the way from the design to the transportation phase.
Quality is our promise.
At Green Street Fabrics, our standards are sky-high. As experienced fabric manufacturers, we create flat-weave upholstery, decorative, curtain, rug, sustainable fabrics that meet the requirements for public and commercial areas.
State-of-the-art jacquard weaving machines
We weave all of our jacquard interior fabrics on Dornier-Stäubli weaving looms which are equipped with the latest technology: the multi-weft technology via weavegate transmission. This guarantees flexibility and a fast turnaround time.
In-house testing laboratory
In our laboratory, we carry out various tests on our jacquard interior fabrics to measure their colour fastness (Atlas Suntest CPS+), durability (Martindale test), resistance to slippage (seam slippage test) and formation of pilling (pilling test). Moreover, we test the fibres and fabrics extensively to avoid harmful substances. Our products carry the STANDARD 100 label by OEKO-TEX® and comply with the REACH quality standards. Upon request, our fabrics can be treated with a fire-retardant chemical BS 5852 part 0 and part 1, as well as crib 5 and complying with IMO A652.
Sustainable working method
The environment is extremely important to us. That’s why we seek to produce more and more sustainable fabrics which are made of ecological yarns and compliant with the Global Recycle Standard (GRS). We always work with ecologically and ethically responsible materials and make sustainable decisions throughout the whole manufacturing process, all the way from the design to the transportation phase.
Special, Innovative Finishes
The demand for stain-resistant, fire-retardant and antimicrobial fabrics is increasing every day. Hotel, restaurant and cruise ship owners want to create a clean, safe, hygienic and comfortable setting for their customers. At Green Street Fabrics, we understand your needs and listen to your requests. That’s why we currently apply Stain Away, Fire Away and Hygienic Pure finishes to our fabrics. Your fabrics will last a lifetime, reduce fire hazard and fight microbes like no other.
Clothes are inevitable. They are nothing less than the furniture of the mind made visible.
Garderobe+ is a fashion agency in Antwerp and is run by Peggy-Marie Bracke. Our offer consists of small labels, some of which are Belgian and many of them eco-friendly. What they all have in common is the fact that they are made with love and an eye for craftsmanship. Each label tells its own story and seemingly coincidentally fits in with the others. A symbiosis naturally arises between the different collections, based on their individuality, purity and passion.
Ever since I was a kid I used to look at the world wide-eyed and soak up everything like a sponge. That hasn’t changed. Whether drawing, photography, furniture design, architecture, music or fashion: they all touch my senses. Because you have to live with your heart.
I have been in sales for fifteen years, of which twelve years with the same company. I started as a saleswoman and worked my way up to manager. After meeting a designer in 2006, I decided to quit this job and become self-employed.
Wardrobe+ was born. But I wanted a different approach than the other agencies. One that is not purely based on short-term cooperation, but on a sustainable, honest relationship of trust. Not a one-night stand, but a solid relationship.
When I was still buying collections myself, I was always amazed at how little the representatives thought about. In many cases it was only about writing large orders. So I don’t work with minimum orders. After all, as a retailer you know your budget like no other. Moreover, you only sell the products that you support yourself. In this way we create a win-win situation together. That’s how I want to work in this industry and that’s how I want to get the best out of it for you, for myself and for my designers.
(JUNOCO+HS CONSULTING) HAS BEEN LAUNCHING THE WORLDS BIGGEST SHOEBRANDS, SUCHS AS:
STEPHANE KELIAN
PRADA
DIRK BIKKEMBERGS
ROBERT CLÈRGERIE
CHARLES JOURDAN
DNKY
GUESS
CK CALVIN KLEIN
MARC BY MARC JACOBS
CELINE
SINCE 2001 GIMPEX GROUP
STARTED AS A EUROPEAN DISTRIBUTOR AND TODAY IS TAKING CARE OF:
RALPH LAUREN KIDS FOOTWEAR: EUROPE
RALPH LAUREN SLIPPERS: MEN, WOMEN, KIDS: EUROPE
ROCKMANTIC: WORLDWIDE
CATWALK/CTWLK: WORLDWIDE
AGENCY
POLO RALPH LAUREN MEN FOOTWEAR: BENELUX
LAUREN BY RALPH LAUREN WOMEN FOOTWEAR: BENELUX
KENNEL&SCHMENGER: BELGIUM & THE NETHERLANDS
GUGLIELMO ROTTA: BENELUX
VIA VAI: BELUX
Goed Gedrukt staat voor goei werk, goei gerief en straffe creaties.
Al meer dan 25 jaar wappert de vlag van onze zeefdrukkerij boven Schoten. Het kleinschalige familiebedrijf dat vooral stiften bedrukte, groeide uit tot een professioneel zeefdruk- & borduuratelier
voor gepersonaliseerde producten.
Balpennen, tote bags, wielertenues, truien, mondmaskers, rugzakken, brooddozen, slipmatten… Enfin, zowat alles wat je kunt bedenken, kan hier bedrukt of geborduurd worden.
Vakmensen met een hart voor bedrukken
Doorheen de jaren slaagden we met vlag en wimpel voor heel wat challenges. We hebben dan ook stuk voor stuk vakmensen in huis, met elks een specialiteit. Het creatieve brein, de kwaliteitsdrang en de brede glimlach hebben ze wél gemeen.
Guy’s Naaicentrum was founded in April 1982. The story begins decades earlier, in the 1930s. Désiré Van der Vorst, the maternal grandfather of founder Guy, started trading in the Waasland markets with merchandise such as buttons, sewing thread, zippers, etc, to sell. Later he also starts a shop in the Slangstraat in Hamme.
Two of his three daughters, Annie (Guy’s mother) & Irène, later join the company with their respective husbands. Irène and Etienne successfully ran the shop in Hamme until 1997. Between the 1960s and 2005 Annie, Jozef and son Guy sold an extremely extensive range of high-quality sewing materials on the markets in Waasland and Dendermonde.
In 1982 Guy starts in the sewing machines. With a technical background as a background, he starts training with the most renowned sewing machine manufacturers of the time: Husqvarna in Huskvarna, Sweden on the one hand, and Pfaff in Kaiserslautern, Germany on the other. He learns all the basic elements to repair and adjust a machine. During the same period, he meets Chris, his future wife. Soon Chris, meanwhile his wife, begins to learn many tricks of the sewing trade from Guy.
During that period, Guy’s Sewing Center was located at 2 Plezantstraat in the center of Hamme. With the extensive range they already had at the time, they quickly proved to be an established value in the Waasland and beyond. Guy’s Sewing Center is bursting at the seams for the first time and a brand new store is opened in 1987 in the Roodkruisstraat. In the meantime, in addition to all possible sewing materials, from embroidery and overlock threads to an unprecedented range of zippers to scissors, various brands of machines have also been added to the range: the Japanese top manufacturers Babylock and Janome (then marketed in Belgium under the brand name Lewenstein). ) join the range. In the mid-1990s, the store was expanded for the first time with an underground warehouse, extra large showroom annex classroom and computers for software lessons. A few years later, the quality brand Bernina is also added to the range.
At the end of 2004, the range was expanded to such an extent that a new expansion was necessary. The new building with adjoining shop is being built in record time. In less than 12 months, Guy’s Sewing Center has doubled in size. Quilting fabrics, gems from Gütermann & Swarovski and an even more extensive range of handicraft items, such as knitting yarns from quality brands Lana Grossa, Rowan and Schachenmayr, further complete the range. With the sewing machines, the Japanese brand Juki completes the unparalleled selection of overlock machines and the quality brand Bernina is also included in the range.
From the autumn of 2012, his son Joris also joined the family business as the 4th generation in the sewing sector. He gradually learns the trade from both his father Guy and mother Chris as well as from the countless courses he regularly follows: he follows the lessons of Pfaff & Husqvarna VIKING, Bernina’s 3-4-5-7 series and the countless Janome- models, but also of all brands of overlock machines. Embroidery software and the multi-needle Janome MB-4/MB-7 series also hold no secrets for him.
In 2017, the decision was taken to tear down the adjacent building on the other side and build a completely new store: spacious, modern and light are the keywords here. Demolition will start in July 2017. After a tour de force, Guy’s Sewing Center 2.0 will open its doors in August 2018. An extra spacious showroom, much more light and space in all areas, efficient quality lamps to give the most true-to-colour image of the products,… Everything has been thought of. There is also a spacious classroom for the private lessons of the machines and workshops. The new store has a low carbon footprint in relation to its size:
large solar panel installation,
exceptionally economical LED lamps,
warehouse lighting sensors,
efficient and powerful ventilation,
heat pumps for heating and cooling,
using rainwater for the toilet.
The range of knitting wool and fabrics will be further expanded at that time. Lana Grossa even distinguishes Guy’s Sewing Center as a Lana Grossa Superstore.
Our permanent team of people now consists of Guy, Chris, Joris, Hilde, Anita, Liesbeth & Lore. Fixed points of contact to offer you the best possible service, each with its own specialty.
Far and wide, in East Flanders, Antwerp and Flemish Brabant, we are known for our customer-friendly service, clear explanations without buzzing marketing terms, large stock, unparalleled range. Guy’s Sewing Center is therefore the one-stop-shop for everything that has to do with sewing, needlework, knitting, ….
You read it. Passion and knowledge for and of our profession, it has been in our blood for generations. Since the 1930s, we have distinguished ourselves with the choice for
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