Apparel Sourcing Week, 20 - 22 February 2020 - Bengaluru, India
20 - 21 July 2023
Bengaluru, India

Press Release 9 December 2019

ASW 2020 Welcomes Sakho Enterprises as Merchandise Partner

Among the many details at ASW ’19, the one that really attracted attention were the seamless T- shirts worn by the ASW team. These beautifully crafted team T-shirts can be attributed to Sakho Enterprises, the Innovation Partner for the event. The company has reconnected with the upcoming edition of ASW in February 2020 as Merchandise Partner.
A young but highly professional company, run by an experienced team, Sakho Enterprises was established in 2011 to provide affordable automation solutions to the apparel industry. The company believes in bringing up industries’ innovation and uniqueness with respect to machines and applications. It is a matter of pride for the company led by the dynamic Anshuman to have been always associated with foreign companies, who are masters in their respective fields, such as Martin Group.
Armed with some of the best technologies in the world - H&H, NISSIN, BKS, ENS, Leonard & Thermotron to name a few, SAKHO has become a name to reckon with in the apparel manufacturing industry in the South Asian region. Among its several initiatives to support the industry, SAKHO introduced a design studio, UNIK TECHNOLOGY in Bengaluru in 2016 to design and manufacture samples using bonding and seam sealing technology with the expertise of its principal H&H and business partner RCG.
Bonding (Sew-free or Stitch-less) is very popular in the international market these days as one can see bonded applications in all major brands. SAKHO enables the apparel industry to adapt this concept with practical bonding technology at every step whether it is in sampling, job work, application engineering, trims such as tapes, adhesive and logos, bulk production, machine supply, factory set-up. The use of such technology will add value to the apparel industry that is searching for differentiation and higher value production options that are viable.
“Almost everyone has adopted the technology internationally and the seam sealing or bonding technology is getting popular throughout various categories like outerwear and intimatewear. In the domestic market, a few players like Benetton, Raymond, Allen Solly, Classic Polo, Rough & Tough, Wildcraft and Cult have started using the technology and I foresee growth as consumers really appreciate the aesthetic value of such garments,” says Anshuman.
At the same time, the company also delivers tailor-made solutions to its customers, who are demanding quality right from application engineering to manufacturing. Manufacturing processes with futuristic trends are becoming very challenging in present time. New knowledge in this field will aid in the advancement of various technologies that would be needed to achieve industrial competitiveness.
Anshuman Dash
Marketing Director
SAKHO
“It’s a great platform given to Sakho, not just for branding but also communicating our message to the industry. We are also providing our technology to the attendees of the show, and we think it is the best way to introduce ourselves where the ASW team will be wearing our product offerings, drawing attention to the technology behind the garment.”
Comprehensive and up-to-date, precision engineering is cross-disciplinary. Built on collaboration and mutual respect, SAKHO is committed to honesty and fairness in all operations with the utmost concerns of its associates, customer and community. Active support of H&H has helped the company stand firmly on integrity, vision and a caring approach and enables it to remain dedicated to the never-ending horizons of imagination.
With partners like SAKHO that are deeply engaged with the apparel industry, ASW 2020 is gearing up to set another benchmark as far as events that centre around sourcing are concerned. With synergy between various stakeholders of the industry, the show will represent a seamless value chain from back end to front end of the fashion industry.
Scheduled for 20-22 February, ASW 2020 will see over 75 garment manufacturers from Asia showcase their latest collections to a visitor profile that includes Indian retailers/brands, International regional sourcing offices of American and European customers and buyers from emerging markets like Japan, Russia, Australia, South Africa and UAE.
A new feature to the show in the upcoming edition is a specially curated section for new developments in yarn, fabric and accessories. Design and merchandising teams from various retailers and brands will get an opportunity to see options for new collections, all under one roof.
The event will also see a buzz of activities at the knowledge platforms with 9 seminars, 6 open-house forums, 6 workshops and 4 vendor sessions, spread out over 3 days of the show. Industry experts from various segments of the fashion industry will share ideas and exchange thoughts on many topics, details of which are available on the fair’s website
www.apparelsourcingweek.com.
The time to register for being a part of this niche sourcing show as exhibitor or visitor is NOW!

About Apparel Sourcing Week 2023

Apparel Sourcing Week 2023, a three-day Sourcing Show not only provides the Asian manufacturers a platform to showcase their products & manufacturing capabilities to the Brands & Retailers from all over the world including India, but also extends them a chance to attend the multiple seminars (headed by industry experts), workshops, open-house discussions and networking opportunities organised during these three days, which would help the manufacturers get a better understanding of Indian and International Retail and evolving dynamics of sourcing in various markets and retail formats.

About the Organiser

Apparel Resources is well known for its benchmark publications – Apparel Online, FashTech Journal and Resource Guide published from India, Bangladesh and Vietnam. These publications have been around in the industry for over 35 years, supporting, guiding and standing by garment exporters and the retail industry globally, providing them a platform to source better