Chinese delegation explores Pakistan’s textile and fashion industry

KARACHI: In an exciting development for Pakistan’s textile and fashion sector, a three-member delegation from China recently visited the region as part of a trade initiative organized by the Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP).

This visit, recommended by the Trade and Investment Officer (TIO) in Beijing, aimed to highlight Pakistan’s strengths in ready-to-wear garments and lifestyle products.

During their visit, the delegation engaged in productive discussions with the Chairperson of the Pakistan Readymade Garments Manufacturers and Exporters Association (PRGMEA). They received a comprehensive briefing on the industry’s capabilities and potential for collaboration.

The delegation was then given a tour of notable production facilities, starting with Chottani Industries. Here, they gained first-hand insight into the manufacturing process and experienced a demonstration of exquisite hand embroidery techniques at the design studio of renowned fashion designer Zainab Chottani.

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Next, the team visited Khaadi Limited, where senior management provided an insightful presentation outlining the brand’s impressive global footprint, boasting 45 stores worldwide.

The delegation explored Khaadi’s flagship lifestyle store, which showcases a unique blend of traditional craftsmanship and contemporary design.

The visit wrapped up at the atelier of prominent jewellery designer Nadia Chottani, where the guests viewed a stunning array of contemporary jewellery pieces that exemplify Pakistan’s rich craftsmanship.

The delegation expressed their appreciation for TDAP’s efforts in facilitating this visit, noting that it offered invaluable insights into Pakistan’s burgeoning fashion and textile sector. This engagement lays the groundwork for potential partnerships and collaborations, further bridging the gap between the two nations.