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This document contains a list of style numbers for various clothing items including blouses, dresses, pants, and tunics. The styles reference designs for single or double layered blouses, dresses, skirts, and pants in different fabrics and sizes.
This document lists hardware items used for gates and fences, including padbolts, ring gate latches, suffolk latches, and drop bolts. It provides the part number, description, and stainless steel finish for each item. All of the items listed are made from 316 grade stainless steel.
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This document lists various antique casement window hardware items including curly tail casement fasteners, stays, and night vent wedge fasteners. The items are available in bronze, black, or painted white finish and different sizes ranging from 8 to 12 inches. It provides part numbers, descriptions, finishes and notes that bronze items and items with an "S" designation require special order with longer lead times.
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The document outlines an international expansion plan for Hub Leather Pvt. Ltd., detailing its introduction, company background, and proposed entry into the UK market. It covers political and economic risks, market analysis, and the marketing strategy, highlighting the company's product range, pricing strategy, distribution methods, and promotional activities aimed at attracting youth in the UK. Hub Leather, established in 1983 in Karachi, aims to leverage its luxury brand presence to broaden its reach in international markets.
1. The document proposes a project to manufacture leather belts with an annual production capacity of 18,000 pieces.
2. It will require a total capital investment of Rs. 3,82,800 with fixed capital of Rs. 1,16,400 and working capital of Rs. 2,66,400.
3. The project expects annual net profits of Rs. 6,63,800 with a high return on investment of 173.4% and break-even point of 26%.
This document provides an overview of the Indian leather industry. It discusses the history and global context of the leather industry. Some key points:
1. India ranks 8th globally in leather production and the industry is a major exporter and employer.
2. The industry has transformed from exporting raw materials in the 1960s to value-added finished products today.
3. Government policy initiatives since the 1970s have supported this transformation. Liberalized trade policies since 1991 have further fueled growth.
4. The document covers the global livestock population, production and trade of hides/skins, leather and leather products. It also discusses environmental aspects of leather production.
This document discusses plans to establish Nature Leather International, a leather producing company in Ethiopia. The objectives are to create an internationally competitive brand in the Ethiopian leather market and show opportunities for investment. Nature Leather will produce leather garments, bags, shoes and other goods for the Ethiopian market as well as export to Turkey and other countries. Ethiopia is well-suited due to its large livestock population and potential for raw materials. Marketing strategies will include promotions tailored to each target market and using methods like social media, websites, and buyer visits appropriate to the culture.
The Indian leather industry has grown significantly over the past decades to become a major foreign exchange earner and employer. Exports have increased from $320 million in 1965-66 to $69.5 billion in 1996-97. The industry has transformed from exporting raw materials to value-added finished products. It employs around 2 million workers across sectors like tanning, footwear, and leather goods. Major production centers are located in cities across India like Chennai, Kanpur, Delhi and Kolkata.
This document provides a market research report on the fashion accessories industry in India commissioned by the Italian Trade Commission. It analyzes the market characteristics, consumer behavior, production, trade, competition and opportunities for Italian companies. The objectives are to identify potential buyers and forms of cooperation for Italian fashion products, examine regulations, and check competition and consumer needs in India. The research covers various aspects of the accessories sector in India including market size, demand drivers, price segments, regional consumer characteristics, preferred brands, production, imports, exports, competitors and distribution channels.
Leather tanning is the process of treating raw animal hides to prevent decay and make them suitable for use. It involves soaking, hair removal, pickling, and tanning the hides through either the more common chrome tanning process or vegetable tanning. Chrome tanning uses chemicals containing trivalent chrome to tan the hides over 8 hours, while vegetable tanning uses tannic acid extracted from tree bark over 2-4 days. After tanning, the hides undergo further processing like dyeing, rolling, and finishing to produce leather. Tanning can cause environmental impacts through air and water pollution from chemicals used. Methods to reduce impacts include reusing water, recovering chrome, using more efficient processes, and choosing vegetable tanning
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Poor design can silently hurt your restaurant’s customer experience and bottom line. From cluttered layouts that disrupt flow to inconsistent branding that weakens identity, these pitfalls can cost more than you think.
In our latest post, we’re sharing practical fixes to common design challenges—from optimizing kitchen layouts to creating seamless customer experiences.
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Discovery… it’s more than just finding a piece of information to complete a specific task. It’s more than just search… it is uncovering the unexpected, the “aha!” moment, or the deeper story behind a familiar subject. It is an experience – the user experience – within a digital space.
This presentation begins by looking at some design examples within the cultural heritage domain that are crafted to foster and encourage curiosity, leading to discovery. Examples draw on different subjects, particularly ones that blend content from different genres and countries. We will unpack design approaches that deliberately invite curiosity and “horizontal navigation” through different information paths. Then, we will look more closely at some techniques that UX designers can use to shape these experiences, such as how to leverage the user’s context of use, how to integrate cultural contexts, and how to gracefully find meaning in large scale data sets.
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The document outlines an international expansion plan for Hub Leather Pvt. Ltd., detailing its introduction, company background, and proposed entry into the UK market. It covers political and economic risks, market analysis, and the marketing strategy, highlighting the company's product range, pricing strategy, distribution methods, and promotional activities aimed at attracting youth in the UK. Hub Leather, established in 1983 in Karachi, aims to leverage its luxury brand presence to broaden its reach in international markets.
1. The document proposes a project to manufacture leather belts with an annual production capacity of 18,000 pieces.
2. It will require a total capital investment of Rs. 3,82,800 with fixed capital of Rs. 1,16,400 and working capital of Rs. 2,66,400.
3. The project expects annual net profits of Rs. 6,63,800 with a high return on investment of 173.4% and break-even point of 26%.
This document provides an overview of the Indian leather industry. It discusses the history and global context of the leather industry. Some key points:
1. India ranks 8th globally in leather production and the industry is a major exporter and employer.
2. The industry has transformed from exporting raw materials in the 1960s to value-added finished products today.
3. Government policy initiatives since the 1970s have supported this transformation. Liberalized trade policies since 1991 have further fueled growth.
4. The document covers the global livestock population, production and trade of hides/skins, leather and leather products. It also discusses environmental aspects of leather production.
This document discusses plans to establish Nature Leather International, a leather producing company in Ethiopia. The objectives are to create an internationally competitive brand in the Ethiopian leather market and show opportunities for investment. Nature Leather will produce leather garments, bags, shoes and other goods for the Ethiopian market as well as export to Turkey and other countries. Ethiopia is well-suited due to its large livestock population and potential for raw materials. Marketing strategies will include promotions tailored to each target market and using methods like social media, websites, and buyer visits appropriate to the culture.
The Indian leather industry has grown significantly over the past decades to become a major foreign exchange earner and employer. Exports have increased from $320 million in 1965-66 to $69.5 billion in 1996-97. The industry has transformed from exporting raw materials to value-added finished products. It employs around 2 million workers across sectors like tanning, footwear, and leather goods. Major production centers are located in cities across India like Chennai, Kanpur, Delhi and Kolkata.
This document provides a market research report on the fashion accessories industry in India commissioned by the Italian Trade Commission. It analyzes the market characteristics, consumer behavior, production, trade, competition and opportunities for Italian companies. The objectives are to identify potential buyers and forms of cooperation for Italian fashion products, examine regulations, and check competition and consumer needs in India. The research covers various aspects of the accessories sector in India including market size, demand drivers, price segments, regional consumer characteristics, preferred brands, production, imports, exports, competitors and distribution channels.
Leather tanning is the process of treating raw animal hides to prevent decay and make them suitable for use. It involves soaking, hair removal, pickling, and tanning the hides through either the more common chrome tanning process or vegetable tanning. Chrome tanning uses chemicals containing trivalent chrome to tan the hides over 8 hours, while vegetable tanning uses tannic acid extracted from tree bark over 2-4 days. After tanning, the hides undergo further processing like dyeing, rolling, and finishing to produce leather. Tanning can cause environmental impacts through air and water pollution from chemicals used. Methods to reduce impacts include reusing water, recovering chrome, using more efficient processes, and choosing vegetable tanning
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Your salon is more than just a business it's a reflection of your creativity, energy, and love for making others feel beautiful. At SPL Interiors, we understand that, and we pour our hearts into designing salon spaces that are as stunning as the services you offer. From elegant reception areas to calming treatment rooms, we carefully plan every detail to ensure your clients feel welcomed, pampered, and inspired the moment they step in. Let’s design a salon that feels like home for you and a dreamy escape for your clients.
How Smart Design Can Transform Your Restaurant’s Customer ExperienceSprintCo
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Poor design can silently hurt your restaurant’s customer experience and bottom line. From cluttered layouts that disrupt flow to inconsistent branding that weakens identity, these pitfalls can cost more than you think.
In our latest post, we’re sharing practical fixes to common design challenges—from optimizing kitchen layouts to creating seamless customer experiences.
Ready to elevate your space? Let’s build a restaurant that looks great and works even better!
#RestaurantDesign #FandBInteriors #DesignTips #RestaurantSuccess #SprintCo #EfficientSpaces #CustomerExperience #BrandIdentity #sonamantri
Discovery… it’s more than just finding a piece of information to complete a specific task. It’s more than just search… it is uncovering the unexpected, the “aha!” moment, or the deeper story behind a familiar subject. It is an experience – the user experience – within a digital space.
This presentation begins by looking at some design examples within the cultural heritage domain that are crafted to foster and encourage curiosity, leading to discovery. Examples draw on different subjects, particularly ones that blend content from different genres and countries. We will unpack design approaches that deliberately invite curiosity and “horizontal navigation” through different information paths. Then, we will look more closely at some techniques that UX designers can use to shape these experiences, such as how to leverage the user’s context of use, how to integrate cultural contexts, and how to gracefully find meaning in large scale data sets.
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