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THE LARGEST DECORATIVE FABRIC SHOW IN THE UNITED STATES
June 2014
www.Showtime-Market.com
The Official Publication of
the Showtime Market
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What’s new in fabrics, leathers & trimming
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welcome
to SHOWTIME
W
elcome to the new Showtime Magazine. The redesign
of the official publication for Showtime™ is just one of many
exciting new developments as we approach the anniversary
of our 50th show this December. Even as the largest
decorative fabric show in the United States, with buyer and
exhibitor attendance in the thousands, the community at
Showtime still feels to many of us like family. It’s our tribe—a
close-knit group of wonderfully talented artists, designers,
salespeople, and leaders that
literally shape the look and feel of
homes, commercial establishments,
and more throughout the world. So
on the pages that follow, we invite
you to visit and explore in words
and pictures the companies and
people that make Showtime so
unique. If you’re relatively new to
Showtime, we hope this sampler
will convince you that our market is
the destination for all things fabric,
leather, and trim. And even if you’ve
been in our community for years—
or decades—we hope you’ll find a
few pleasant surprises.
Welcome to Showtime!
Art Reilly
ITMA President
Todd Nifong
ITMA Vice President
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ITMA Showtime June 2014
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ITMA Officers and Board of Directors
ShowtimeTM is the largest decorative
fabric show in the United States
President: Art Reilly, A.G. Reilly Textiles
Vice President: Todd Nifong,
Altizer & Co. Decorative Textiles
Treasurer/Secretary: Ismail Arslan, De Leo Textiles
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Leslie Brown, Valdese Weavers
Kelly DiFoggio, JLA Home Fabrics
Mac Lane, American Silk Mills
Jesse Rector, Portfolio International
Kathryn Richardson, Libeco
Kiran Singh, Laura & Kiran
Educational Foundation
TRENDS
Chair: Wesley Mancini, Wesley Mancini, Ltd.
Industry Liaisons
Brian Bunch, Greenhouse Fabrics
Tom Forrester, Avanti Furniture
Jennifer McConnell, Pearson Furniture
Directors
Catherine Morsell, Executive Director
Meghan Brewer, Assistant Director
Leyla Gans
Jana Phipps
Showtime Trends are the vision of Leyla Gans and
Jana Platina-Phipps. Leyla, co-founder of Classical
Elements, is an accomplished artist who leaves no
stone, fabric, glass, wood, or metal unturned in her
quest for inspiration. Jana can be found online at
TrimQueen.com or in a trimmings factory buried in
luxurious yarns while speaking Italian.
Showtime™ is a trademark name for the semi-annual
home furnishing textile show in High Point, NC,
produced by the ITMA.
Showtime Magazine is committed to our partnership with
the ITMA to offer its members value and information.
Visit www.Showtime-Market.com
for future Showtime and ITMA information.
MISSION
Our guiding principle as an association serving our
members, their customers, and our industry:
The mission of the International Textile Market Association
(ITMA) is to promote its members, produce Showtime™, and
to foster a fair working environment.
Registration and show information:
SHOWTIME™, produced by ITMA
305 West High Avenue
High Point, NC 27260
Phone: 336.885.6842 Fax: 336.885.8926
email: info@itmashowtime.com
Showtime Magazine
Julie Tullys, Publisher
5402 Cedar Field Drive
Summerfield, NC 27358
Phone: 336.688.3074
jtullys@itmashowtime.com
Cover Art:
Carrie Simpson Hughes
Blink Advertising + Design
madeyoublink.com
Graphic Design:
Ed Morgan
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navybluedesign.com
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member profile
High Five: Europe’s Finest Fabrics
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t’s a revered business model, to be sure,
and High Five has deployed it strategically
and flawlessly for more than a decade: Bring
together the finest fabrics from European
mills under one roof, and provide those
textiles to customers in turnkey fashion from
customs, duties, and billing through final
expedited shipment to the U.S.
“Sourcing fabrics from multiple European
suppliers can be difficult, and so our sole
mission is to make that process easy and
seamless,” explains Luc Callens, Managing
Member. “In doing so, we try to set ourselves
apart by bringing the true jewelry of fabrics
to our customers.” High Five delivers on this
pledge with a voluminous catalog of fabric
options—from the basic to the exotic—representing a full range of price points, from
entry-level to luxury. The company can group
shipments from different mills, and it brings
fabrics to the U.S. via air freight, for unmatched speed to market.
At the core of High Five are the following European mills, all known for their leading reputations for fine quality and craftsmanship.
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Algemene Two—Founded in Belgium, and
world-renowned for its workmanshop in
multi-colored warp jacquard tapestries,
chenilles, mohair, and velvets.
De Poortere—Specializing in fine woven
velvets for the high-end home and contract
trade, with luxury textiles suitable for furniture, drapery, and decorative purposes.
Penelope—Bringing more than half a century
of weaving expertise producing gorgeous
colorations and unique finishes, this Turkish mill is known for providing outstanding
service to customers.
Trapo—Located in Portugal, and known for
its specialized finishing techniques that impart a silky hand. A totally vertical mill, with
everything from dyeing to designing under
one roof.
Vilber—Best known for its beautiful prints
and specially crafted outdoor collection,
Vilber’s constant innovation and excellent
service guarantee the highest quality.
HIGH FIVE
At A Glance
Location: Chicago
Founded: 2003
Products: Jacquards,
chenilles, solids,
jacquard velvets, piece
dyed mohair, polyester
velvets, printed cotton
and linens, plaids and
stripes
Designs: 2,000+ in
multiple colorways
Customers: Furniture
manufacturers and
retailers, contract,
jobbers
Contact:
Highfivetextiles.com, or
800.282.0791
MSTT 2nd Floor
Visit online at Highfivetextiles.com,
or call 800.282.0791.
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Due Process: Creating Profit Centers, One Rug at a Time
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t’s a simple concept—a no-brainer actually: Area rugs add incremental sales. But
making it work successfully? Not so simple.
For starters, there’s the substantial, up-front
capital investment. Then there’s inventory
exposure, plus the challenge of developing
designs that sell through at retail. With
these complexities, it’s easy to see why
increasing numbers of retailers and manufacturers are flocking to Due Process Stable
Trading Company.
“Our customers have realized having Due
Process as a partner simply makes good
business sense,” explains David Grasse, Partner. “If you’re a Showtime attendee selling
furniture, why not have a rug underneath?
It doesn’t take up any additional room. And
if you’re a jobber, there’s no investment
required other than your samples.” In either
case, Showtime buyers are creating instant
profit centers by partnering with Due Process, which houses its area rug inventory
at its new 92,000-sq.-ft. warehouse in
Lumberton, NC.
The brilliance of Due Process’ business model
speaks for itself: Programmed and custom
collections offering hundreds of patterns,
sizes, and colors at multiple price points, all
of which are backed by the financial strength
and stability of its three partners. “Frankly, it
requires a lot of capital to do this right, and
we have that financial stability,” Grasse says.
Add to this 24/7 online stock visibility, quickand-easy QR code replenishment, and direct
drop shipments to the consumer’s doorstep,
and it’s no surprise Due Process’ customers
are repeatedly realizing success in the area
rug category.
“We’re different from many of our competitors because we approach rugs as a fashion
industry,” Grasse states. “We build our collections around color, texture, and design.” The
success of Due Process’ Wesley Mancini Rug
Collection is proof of its prowess in this area.
Grasse sums it up this way: “We really try to
be the silent force behind our customers.”
due process
At A Glance
Location: Edison, NJ
Products: Hand-woven,
tufted, and loomed rugs
from India, Pakistan,
Nepal, and China
Collections: 600+
in multiple sizes and
colorways
Customers: Specialty &
chain retailers, furniture
manufacturers, jobbers
Contact: dpstc.com, or
732.225.8380, x316
MS 211-216
For more information, visit dpstc.com,
or 732.225.8380, x316.
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member profile
Noveltex: A Labor of Linen
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or Noveltex, Inc., business boils down to
a few simple principles: Provide the finest quality linen, offer the broadest possible
selection, and maintain an unwavering commitment to customer service and cooperation while being environmentally responsible.
“Our main advantage is our complete control
of quality at the time of production,” explains Benjamin Golshani, President of the
Los Angeles-based firm. “We inspect and
manage every aspect of the process, so that
in the end we bring only the highest-quality
linen back to the U.S. for dyeing and printing
while meeting or exceeding environmental
standards.”
The end result of this principled approach
is a line of high quality linen fabrics known
for their incredible hand, which is called
Refinaré, including 400+ patterns in multiple
colorways and more than 200 solid fabrics—
all available in different weights for residential and commercial applications. Golshani
traveled throughout Europe visiting count-
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less suppliers before finding the right fit in
Belgium-based and other European fiber
suppliers that met his exacting standards.
Today, Noveltex partners with various partner mills to weave the fiber into linen, which
is then shipped to Noveltex’s Los Angeles
headquarters, where it is dyed and finished.
“Every season we develop new designs and
colors, so our line is always fresh,” Golshani
explains. “Of course we maintain classic
colors and patterns we know our customers
have success with, but we’re always reaching
to provide something new.”
Noveltex is well known for its responsive and
timely service to customers. “The great thing
about us is that we keep everything in stock,
so we generally ship within a few days,”
states Golshani, summing it up this way: “Our
goal is to provide the broadest possible selection of the finest linens for our customers,
and to provide the best service along the
way.” For more information, visit Noveltex.
org or call 213.745.9999.
Noveltex
At A Glance
Location: Los Angeles
Products: Linen
Collections: In-stock
and custom dyeing/
printing, plus jacquard,
wide-width linen, sheers,
heavy weight linen & yarn
dyes
SKUs: 400+ patterns,
200+ solid colors, single
width (54”-56”) and
double width (108”-114”)
Treatments: Fire
retardant, silicone,
waterproofing upon
request
Contact:
info@noveltex.net
or 213.745.9999
MSTT 3rd Floor
www.homesecretstextile.com
info@homesecretstextile.com
phone 213.765.3334
fax 213.765.9966
1800 E 16th Street
Los Angeles, CA 90021
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ITMA
member profile
Classical Elements: Masters of the “Final Touch”
F
ew would disagree that a tasteful bit of
trim, the tease of a tassel, or the nod
of a well-placed knot is exactly the sort of
thing that can transform an ordinary piece
of furniture or home accent item into a show
stopper. And as purveyors of fine decorative
trimmings from around the globe, few do it
better than Classical Elements.
“We started Classical Elements because we
wanted to bring a higher level of design, creativity, and service to the industry,” explains
Leyla Gans, who co-founded the company
with Stuart Gans in 2004. “We founded Classical Elements on principles such as listen
and learn from your customers and never
stop innovating and brining new ideas to the
table.” Since that time, the duo have surrounded themselves with a team comprised
of some of the most talented and customerfocused designers, salespeople, suppliers,
and customer service reps in the industry.
New for June Showtime is an expansion of
its highly popular Coastal Living collection,
which marries the earthy texture of jute with
cotton and nautical navy blue. “We’ve had a
lot of requests for this—it’s been very successful,” Leyla states. “It presents a refined,
beachy look reminiscent of The Hamptons,
yet it’s still quite casual.”
Classical Elements is also launching a volume
in fresh, new colors for its well-received Lux
collection. “Think yummy, fuzzy brushed
fringe made with chenilles and other soft
yarns,” says Leyla. Finally, an expanded
collection of frogs in distinct and different
casual, metallic, and solid designs will be
on display.
“We’ll have so much more that’s new and
fabulous in June, but what’s just as important is the service and quality behind our
product,” Leyla says in summary. “We take
pride in the impeccable workmanship of our
supplier partners, our commitment to responsive customer service, and our promise
of the efficient delivery times.”
Classical
Elements
At A Glance
Location:
Morrisville, NC
Products: Trimmings,
tassels, and decorative
drapery hardware
Customers: Furniture
manufacturers, retailers,
jobbers
Contact:
Classicalelements.com,
or 919.234.8025
SMS 1-536
For more information, visit
Classicalelements.com, or 919.234.8025.
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SuburbanHome Fabrics
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A Duralee Company
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Market Square Tower, 317 West High Street, 6th Floor, High Point, NC 27260
Toll Free: 877-782-7479 - www.Duralee.com
T to B-Deira in Marine, Kensho in Aqua, Taku in Aqua-Green, Soto in Aqua & Market in Marine
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ITMA
member profile
Suburban Home: Telling the Story of Home
I
t’s a story we’re all close to—the story of
home. And it’s a story that the fabric line
of Suburban Home imparts exquisitely and
deliciously each season.
“Our proprietary line of coordinated wovens
and prints give retailers and manufacturers
a clean, fresh, fun aesthetic at an attainable
price point,” explains Thomas Siblo, Vice
President of Suburban Home Sales. “We also
have a proud family-owned company history—one that from the beginning was built
on core values such as value-driven ingenuity, cutting-edge products, and personalized
customer service.”
All of Suburban Home’s fabrics are designed
by its in-house team of talented designers,
and have included highly successful collaborations. Besides its warehouse and factory
locations in New York, Suburban Home
reaches out to customers through a robust
network of 123 corporate, agent, and international showrooms. The company boasts one
of the highest in-stock rates for cut yardage
at 90%, which means it typically ships orders
within 24 hours.
New for June Showtime is the Cultured
Home collection, an exciting package of
prints and wovens that work harmoniously
together for a well-coordinated look. “The
two themes in this collection are Zen and
Spice Market,” states Denise Gutierrez, Designer. “Our working motto throughout the
creation of this line was, ‘Let the destination
be inspired by the journey,’ where the destination was home and the journey was our
collection of fabrics along the way.”
Cultured Home offers two books totaling 89
SKUs in 100% cotton as well as cotton/linen
blends. Zen consists of four prints and four
wovens in multiple colorways, and includes
show stoppers such as Sanbo, a woven shibori medallion, and Kensho, a fine-lined chrysanthemum matelassé. Spice Market presents four prints and five wovens in multiple
colorways, with Tangine, a diamond chenille,
and Deira, an ikat diamond, being among the
unique, eye-catching designs.
Suburban
home
At A Glance
Location:
Bay Shore, NY
Employees: 300
Products: 450
coordinated wovens
and prints
Customers: Home
furnishings retailers and
manufacturers
Contact: Duralee.com,
or 877.782.7479
MSTT 6th Floor
For more information, visit Duralee.com,
or 877.782.7479. Suburban Home is a
Duralee Company.
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Fabricut: Inspired Design, Limitless Possibilities
T
o understand why Fabricut, Inc. has
remained a leader in the industry for
six decades, you need only ask one of its
400 employees. “There’s a very personal
touch here,” says Millie Hammond, Director
of Design. “The fact that we’re both family
owned and an ESOP makes a big difference—
our customers notice the difference.”
Beyond its service-oriented personal touch,
Fabricut is an undisputed design leader,
finding its strength in creating a truly
expansive, trend-forward offering of fabrics,
trimming, wall coverings, and decorative
hardware styled from traditional through
contemporary and priced at value through
luxury. This competitive distinction has been
especially true with respect to Fabricut’s
growing list of licensed collections, which it
unveils exclusively at Showtime.
Launched in December, and with new
designs in June, is the Isabelle de Borchgrave
Collection, inspired by the world-renowned
Belgian artist and sculptor. “We’ve taken
her breathtaking paper costumes and art
and reinterpreted them to create a line with
a colorful, ethnic feel,” explains Hammond.
“But where many ethnic-inspired textiles
are more rustic, Isabelle’s have an elegant,
sophisticated feel.”
Also debuting in June is the George
Washington Mount Vernon Collection, an
embroidery-inspired line based on the
historical archives of Mount Vernon. “We
scoured through archives and walked the
grounds, taking our inspiration from historic
belongings, clothing, architecture, and
nature, and re-envisioned them with today’s
aesthetic,” Hammond remarks.
Adding to these middle-market collections
is a new license with interior designer
Vern Yip, well known for his roles on TLC’s
Trading Spaces and HGTV’s Design Star. The
Vern Yip Collection will be marketed under
Fabricut’s value brand Trend, which has
already witnessed tremendous success with
the Jaclyn Smith Home Collection. “We’ll be
showing a small preview from the new Vern
Yip Collection, and will unveil the full line in
the fall,” states Hammond.
FABRICUT
At A Glance
Location: Tulsa, OK
Products: Fabrics,
trimmings, wall coverings
& decorative hardware
SKUs: 120,000 across
six brands
BRANDS: Trend, Fabricut
and Fabricut Contract,
Stroheim, S. Harris,
Vervain
Contact: Fabricut.com
or 800.999.8200
SMS 1-548
For more information, visit Fabricut.com, or
call 800.999.8200.
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member profile
Bella-Dura®: Where Beauty Meets Brawn
I
t’s the ultimate in performance fabrics. Durable. Sustainable. Anti-microbial. UV resistant.
Bleach cleanable. And 100% American made.
Bella-Dura® has been delivering on its tagline
“Performance by Design” since 2005 with
its revolutionary fabric, which offers inherent
attributes that make it a leader in indoor and
outdoor applications.
“Our fiber technology sets us apart,” explains
Susan Lobel, Vice President of Marketing &
Brand Development. “There is nothing applied
to the fabric to make it perform well—it’s inherent in the proprietary yarns.” Bella-Dura is solution dyed, meaning the color is integrated into
the fiber, making it highly resistant to fading.
Beyond this, Bella-Dura offers abrasion resistance exceeding 50,000 double rubs, and UV
resistance of 1,500 lightfast hours. Bella-Dura
has also received numerous industry acknowledgements, including C2C Silver certification,
and the C2C Products Innovation Institute’s
Legacy Leader honor.
But toughness doesn’t come at the expense
of beauty—and Bella-Dura is uncommonly
beautiful. “Customers always tell us they love
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our color stories,” remarks Sarah Keelen, Senior
Stylist. “Because we are a design studio, we’re
continually sourcing for inspiration, whether it’s
visiting museums, or touring showrooms and
markets. We develop collections that are fully
merchandised, so patterns, stripes, and solids
coordinate effortlessly. For customers looking to put together a collection, the legwork is
already done. This is especially helpful for customers that don’t have a large design team.”
Launching in June is the By the Yard Collection—the latest offering in an existing program
that provides shipping within 24 hours for
orders less than 50 yards, and delivery within
four weeks for larger orders. Bella-Dura By the
Yard is comprised of three categories: Naturally
By the Yard, earthy neutrals with patterns and
textures inspired by menswear looks; Colorfully
By the Yard, a grouping of bright, saturated
patterns; and Solids and Textures By the Yard,
the all-important anchor of abounding color
choice in multiple textures.
For more information, visit Bella-dura.com, or
212-633-6620.
Bella-Dura
At A Glance
Location: New York
Products:
Performance fabrics
SKUs: 124 in-stock,
plus hundreds of
custom designs
Customers: Indoor/
outdoor furnishings,
jobbers, contract,
hospitality, healthcare
Contact:
Bella-Dura.com, or
212.633.6620
SMS 1-800
Designed for the ultimate performance in the toughest environments, Bella-Dura revolutionary
textiles inherently resist pilling,
staining and fading. Simply
soft, beautiful fabrics that provide years of worry-free living.
www.bella-dura.com
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TRENDS
Blue Streak
Nadia Dafri
The Velvet Road
TRENDS
Munio Home
All Roads Design
Mahatsara
TRENDS
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BerberKammlah
A Cut
AbOve
McGuire
Dana Haim
MYK Berlin
Boboboom
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style
makers
John Loecke and Jason Oliver Nixon are the founders
of New York- and High Point, North Carolina-based
Madcap Cottage, an interior design firm whose
creations reflect a deep-seated understanding of
tradition amped-up with playful patterns and color.
“Banish the beige and the boring,” say the Madcap
Cottage gents. “Have fun with your interiors,
and make them marvelous. For example, we love
nothing more than mixing myriad fabrics in delicious
patterns and hues to create rooms that sing with
personality and verve.”
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John Loecke &
Jason Oliver
Nixon
Favorite quote?
We always turn to Mae West for a delicious quote. Our
current favorite, “I used to be Snow White, but
I drifted.”
Favorite resources for design ideas?
Vintage and contemporary design books. We cannot
get enough of a fantastic coffee table book on the
likes of Nancy Lancaster or Nicky Haslam.
Dream project or collaboration?
We are launching a bedding and window treatment
collection on HSN, and that is pretty much a dream
come true. Terrific product at a great price point, and
then we get to teach the consumer how to use the
product to create magical moments in their home.
Good design should be a dialogue, and HSN gives us
a mass platform.
Currently reading? Or last book read?
John is reading a biography of the Duchess of
Windsor, and Jason is working his way through
various books by the Mitford sisters. Jason also keeps
a copy of The World of Interiors magazine by his
bedside for inspiration by osmosis.
Words that describe you and your
approach to design?
Fun. Frisky. Fabulous.
Most proud of?
Remaining humble and always thankful.
Lunch with anyone...who would it be?
Elsie de Wolfe. Or Pippi Longstocking. Or both. That
would be simply heaven. We would discuss trellis,
Versailles, and Mr. Nilsson, the monkey, over gin and
dover sole.
We’ve always wanted to...
Visit Morocco. Have a fabric line that is sold at Calico
Corners or Jo-Ann Fabrics.
If you were a type of fabric?
John would be a Colefax & Fowler chintz with a
Chinoiserie pattern paired with trellis and fretwork.
Jason would be a vaguely Beverly Hills Hotel-inspired
palm pattern that just might have monkeys throwing
bananas at each other in the background.
style
makers
Jennifer
McConnell
Industry people you admire?
I adore the people in this industry. So many friends
for life have been created through what I do. You
would think there would be many big egos and
attitudes, but that’s not the case. Most are here
because they truly love what they do.
Trends you love?
I try not to follow trends—I would rather create
something with personality that doesn’t look like
everything else!
Trends you could have done without?
The white Mongolian lamb-covered chair and
ottoman phase that has been popular! How do you
clean that? Why would you want your furniture to
shed? If you crave one of those get a big white dog
like mine!
Do-over dream career?
I always told everyone growing up I would be a
zookeeper. If I had to pick a new career and do it all
over I would be a vet at a wildlife preserve in Africa.
Or a shoe designer.
Life has taught me...
Be humble, be grateful, be thankful.
Jennifer McConnell is the Vice President of Design
at Pearson Furniture, where she serves as the
visionary lead in all things creative—from products,
to merchandising, to showroom design. She literally
scours the globe for her inspiration, finding some of
the most unique textiles to pair with Pearson’s handcrafted frames, in the end transforming the everyday
into something exceptional. As an admired master of
her craft, Jennifer’s work recently graced the pages
of Traditional Home, which showcased her guest suite
design in the Hamptons Designer Showhouse.
What our industry needs most?
Interest from the younger generation. Upholsterers,
woodworkers, and seamstresses in our industry are
truly artists and should be recognized as such. We
need to seek out younger artisans, and help mentor
them so these skills are not lost.
A feature film is being produced
about your life. Who plays you?
A cross between Doris Day in “Pillow Talk” and
Cameron Diaz from “Something about Mary.”
If you were a type of fabric?
I would be an over-the-top brightly colored coral/
cachepot/chinoiserie print from Clarence House.
They don’t fit into every interior, but when they do
they make a statement and are the star of the room!
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ALGEMENE
BELGIUM
World-renowned workmanship
in multi-colored warp
jacquard tapestries and
chenilles, mohair and other
magnificent velvets.
DE POORTERE
BELGIUM
Specialized in fine woven velvets in
magnificent colors for high-end
home and furnishings trade, as well
as the manufacture of drapery and
interior decoration prodcuts.
PENELOPE
TURKEY
Over half a century of weaving
expertise that produces gorgeous
colorations and unique finishes,
as well as providing outstanding
dedication and service.
TRAPO
PORTUGAL
A totally vertical mill, 100% cotton,
spinning, dyeing, designing,
and weaving all under one roof.
Specialized finishing techniques
impart our ”silky hand.”
VILBER
SPAIN
Unlimited print works for home
furnishings. Special out-door
collection with100% acrylic
fibers. And a full range of sheers.
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style
makers
Sarah
Keelen
Favorite resources for design ideas?
Good old-fashioned magazines. I love flipping through
magazines, tearing out pages, and pinning them up until
they inspire a new idea.
Industry people you admire?
My former coworker and friend Heidi Blackwood-Batteau
and Christian Batteau left the hectic lifestyle of NYC a few
years ago, bought a farm in Arkansas, and moved their
hand-painted wallpaper studio there—Callidus Guild. It’s
inspiring. And you’d never expect the wallpaper hanging in
Tiffany & Co. was made in rural Arkansas.
Favorite city?
My home, Brooklyn! As much as I love to travel, coming
home to Brooklyn is the best. Nobody gets “stuck” in
Brooklyn. People want to be here because it is vibrant,
beautiful, and interesting.
Words that describe you?
Calm, practical, creative, and (I hope) funny.
Do-over dream career?
I love nature, so I’d be a park ranger or do
environmental studies.
Lunch with anyone?
Mindy Kaling—she is an intelligent, hilarious, and stylish
woman who stays true to herself.
Sarah Keelen is the Senior Stylist for Bella-Dura®.
She joined the parent company, Wearbest Sil-Tex
Mills, in 2005 when Bella-Dura was introduced
and has since designed dozens of collections with
Life has taught me…
When one door closes another one opens. Things have a
way of working out, even if it’s not what you planned.
In your refrigerator right now…
I love to cook, so I always have a lot of ingredients. Right
now: leftover Chicken parm, arugula, milk, and beer.
jobbers and furniture manufacturers. Sarah was
inspired to become a textile designer by her greatgrandparents—hand-weavers who built their own
looms, which she later used to learn to weave. She
takes her inspiration from time-honored, handmade
techniques such as embroidery, quilting, batik, and
weaving, in the end striving to create jacquardloomed fabrics with depth and richness.
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A feature film is being produced about your
life. Who plays you?
Angelina Jolie, obviously.
If you were any type of fabric?
I’d be one of the Unicorn Tapestries—made by hand
out of wool, silk, and silver. They’ve survived since the
Middle Ages, and since being carefully restored are living
in the Metropolitan Museum’s cloisters overlooking the
Hudson River.
In Conjunction with
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Sunbrella®: Fashion Without Fuss
or retailers and manufacturers that are
hungry for sales, Sunbrella® has a candy
jar that’s sure to satisfy.
“It’s filled with bleach, and soaking in it is
a swatch of Sunbrella fabric, which is still
brightly colored and intact,” says Greg
Rosendale, Market Manager for Residential
Furniture Fabrics. Also in the jar are faded,
disintegrated pieces of traditional upholstery
fabric, a striking visual illustrating of one of
the key differences between Sunbrella and
traditional, non-performance textiles.
“We doubt there is any other fabric on a furniture retailer’s floor that is as fade resistant
and comfortable as Sunbrella,” Rosendale
suggests. In fact, the amazingly soft hand of
Sunbrella remains a feature customers are still
surprised by. “It’s as luxuriously soft as any
non-performance cotton, linen, silk, or chenille—and every bit as beautiful.”
“Sunbrella is the perfect fabric for home
furnishings, because it addresses so many
consumer concerns,” Rosendale says. “Drinks
spilled on Sunbrella clean up easily with
soap and water, and bleach can be used if
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necessary without damaging the fabric. Plus,
upholstered furniture can sit in direct sunlight,
because fading is a non-issue.” Sunbrella offers high colorfastness because every fiber
is saturated with highly UV-stable pigments.
And Sunbrella fabrics are GreenGuard®
certified for indoor air quality.
SUNBRELLA
At A Glance
Beyond this, Rosendale is quick to point out
that it’s not simply the fabric that’s important.
“We’re selling our people, technology, and
history,” he says, adding that parent company
Glen Raven Custom Fabrics, LLC brings a rich
heritage in technical standards.
And it’s that winning combination of tough,
meticulously tested performance fabrics coupled with imaginative on-trend patterns and
colors that keeps retailers and manufacturers
coming back to Sunbrella and continuing to
push boundaries on what the fabric can bring
to home interiors and exteriors. “I’m always
excited to see what customers bring to us—it’s
incredible,” Rosendale says.
For more information, visit Sunbrella.com, or
336.221.2211.
Location:
Burlington, NC
Products:
Performance fabrics
for home décor,
furnishings, marine
& awning applications
Founded: 1880
Contact:
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336.221.2211
336 South Wrenn St.
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The Amazon Collection
MODRA
June 1-4, 2014
Booth SMS 1-819
Appointments: tami@modradesign.com
modradesign.com
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ITMA
member profile
Modra: Where Art & Fabrics Fuse
F
or ShowtimeTM newcomer Modra, design
inspiration for their first collection came
via a journey through the exotic and the
tropical in the Amazon rain forest of Peru.
“Sometimes fact is stranger than fiction—and
I wanted to portray the splendor of these
natural surprises,” explains Co-Founder and
Art Director Fernando Apodaca. And so as
he canoed through stretches of the mighty
Amazon, Apodaca drew with pastels, ink,
and charcoal, artistically documenting the
essence of the region. These works were then
transformed into Modra’s first fabric collection, aptly named, Amazon. “Our creative
process and aesthetic is all about bringing
the majestic elements of nature into the
home,” says Apodaca.
“As artists we really want to bring art into
interior spaces in a multi-dimensional way,”
adds Co-Founder and Creative Director
Tamalyn Shea. “Fabrics create a mood and
impression within the first couple of seconds,
and intricacies and details really matter in
order to tell a larger story.”
Both Apodaca and Shea bring to Modra
extensive and diverse artistic backgrounds.
Apodaca, who studied printmaking and
figure painting at Florence, Italy’s Studio
Art Centers International, is a sculptor, film
director, and composer whose work has been
created and exhibited internationally. Shea
earned a bachelor’s degree in design from
UCLA, and, after a successful career in advertising print production, set her sights on
merging textiles with her creative studio.
“Even though our patterns are complex,
they are very diverse in application,” Shea
remarks. “They can breath freshness and life
in traditional room settings, and conversely
they can add warmth and depth to clean,
contemporary designs.”
Apodaca echoes her sentiments about
divergence and variety, summing it up this
way: “Things can be both simple and complex simultaneously, and it’s these layers that
tell stories, add emotion, and create a sense
of curiosity. That’s what we want to do with
Modra’s fabrics.”
MODRA
At A Glance
Location: San Diego
Products: Velvet, linen,
cotton satin, wool twill
Founded: 2012
Designs: 16 patterns in
multiple colorways
Contact:
Modradesign.com, or
619.316.2067
SMS 1-819
For more information, visit Modradesign.com,
or 619.316.2067.
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Laura & Kiran
Laura & Kiran 100% cotton fabrics are hand-crafted for modern living. Prints, stripes,
SMS 1-628
Rich reds and
corals from the
Traditions group
complement
antique-filled
homes, whether
European or Ethnic.
Mood Indigo
group’s refreshing
blues enhance the
coastal lifestyle.
Circa 1801
MSTT 6th Floor
Handmade is
a feature floral
woven to look
cross stitched
or digitally
manipulated.
Available in
azure, teal,
raspberry, guava,
soleil, and ruby.
Home Fabrics
by Wesley
Mancini
MSTT 7th Floor
The eye-catching
interplay between
warp and fill in,
Keenan creates a
unique look in a
transitional plaid.
member
products
plaids, and textured plains in coordinated, contemporary color stories suit a wide
range of interior design styles.
Modern
saddle blanket
stripes evoke
authenticity in
the Spanishstyle home.
Earthwise group’s
warm grays and tans
bring understated
elegance to the
natural styled home.
Valdese
Weavers
MSTT 6th Floor
Ramillete, a new
spun poly warp,
is a dramatically
sized floral
bouquet centered
on a collage of
French text.
VIP
MSTT 6th Floor
Dayside is a
modern approach
to the classic
flamestitch
design. The ikat
texture, plush
chenille yarns,
and clear color
create a dramatic
statement.
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Altizer & Co. Decorative Textiles
MSTT 3rd Floor
Al Fresco Functional Fabrics introduces Eye Ikat, bleach-cleanable fabrics that
stand up to the elements of nature and unforeseen elements of the home.
With Eye Ikat Gemstone: chenille solid Sloop,
Windward Stripe Gemstone, and large matelassé
Wired in Canvas.
With Eye Ikat Seafoam: Ikat Whisper, Windward stripe
in Seaside, and large matelassé Wired in Baltic.
Expand Systems offers digital printing equipment for short runs up to printers for production of 70
Expand Systems
SMS 1-748
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meters per minute. Special processes include dry heat for pigments and steaming for dyes. Expand
Systems works to find the right solution for small and large manufacturers, from the printer, ink, and
finishing equipment to software, support, and service.
Advantage Fabrics MS 290
Linen-look print derived from globally
inspired block printing, simulating
natural plant dyes. Two richly hued
color palettes will dress frames in
organic casual elegance.
Belle Maison SMS 1-540
Inspired by Indian block printing,
Sanibel is a printed damask in 100%
cotton. Available in Aqua, Grey,
Neutral, Powder Blue, Rust and
Wheat.
American Folk & Fabric SMS 1-642
From the Real Living Fabrics collection, a contemporary approach to
a traditional reptile skin in vibrant
turquoise. 100% polyurethane.
Carroll Leather 110 South Elm St.
A new standard for decorative
leathers, with bold, hand-finished
exotic patterns. Shown are Crocodilion, Tramps & Thieves, Campfire
Elegance and Resurgent.
Bella-Dura® SMS 1-800
From the By the Yard Collection—
Naturally By the Yard. Casual elegance
meets high performance. Anti-microbial, UV resistant, bleach cleanable,
and 100% American made.
Catania SMS 1-616
Inspired by the creativity of the village artisans where the embroidery
is created, Jayala is a linen/cotton/
rayon blend perfect for draperies,
upholstery, and bedding.
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CICB
The Centre for the Brazilian Tanning represents the interests of
Brazilian Leather Tanning Industries by promoting, advocating
and gathering efforts with several
respectful partners
Prismatek International SMS 1-401
Prismatek Active Line™ is stainresistant, antibacterial, and water & oil
repellent, yet with protection that is
still breathable and has a soft touch.
Covington Fabric and Design
MSTT 7th Floor
Tandoori is an ethnic Ikat ogee
floral design. Constructed of 100%
polyester, the shiny yarns create
an iridescent effect. Available in six
distinctive colors.
Riley Blake Designs SMS 1-832
Riley Blake Designs Home Décor
fabric is available in bright juvenile
and classic prints. Perfect for
creating accessories like totes,
chair covers, curtains, and clothing.
Gum Tree 329 S. Wrenn St.
Bright, fun, and classic Thorn Bird
is a modern approach to a timeless
design, with vibrant shades that
evoke the color of tropical birds.
Se7en 312 S. Hamilton St.
Marquetry from Se7en, which
produces woven textiles with
beauty and function on jacquard
equipment in Gibsonville, NC.
Home Secrets SMS 1-728
Velvet jacquard Hafez shown in
Caribbean is a poly/acrylic blend
influenced by dramatic ancient
mosaic medallion.
Shannon Fabrics SMS 1-834
Fabulous Faux Furs is a collection
with variety and beautiful quality,
including short pile, long pile, shag,
animal prints, fun shag, safari prints,
and Chinchilla.
Kim Grimsley Designs for Dynasty
Uzbek is inspired by the vivid
Uzbekistan styled rugs. Its
geometric motifs as well as
intricate weave detail enhance its
embroidered appearance.
South Pacific TexTile SMS 1-1002
Autumn is a beautiful polyester
upholstery fabric available in seven
distinct colors.
Modra SMS 1-819
Modra drew inspiration for the
Amazon Collection from Fernando
Apodaca’s journey to the Amazon
Region of Peru. Available in 16
patterns and four colorways.
Swavelle/Mill Creek Fabric
MSTT 8th Floor
Carmela uses weave techniques
to render fine detail for a painterly
feel. The full chenille ground
provides a cut velvet look.
Available in three colorways.
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Textile Creations SMS 1-742
Gardenia from Vintage Silks is a
screen printed 100% silk dupioni
inspired by soft naturals popular
in home décor. Available in four
colorways.
Trimland SMS 1-811
The new Gallant Collection trim
line includes jacquard woven
gimp trims, hand woven gimp
trims, jacquard trims, shuttle
woven trims, gimp braids, and
embroidered trims.
Textile Fabric Associates
MSTT 3rd Floor
Crazy Critters is a multi-colored
fun, quirky animal scene outlining
various creatures in nature.
Painterly fine-lined movements on
faux silk in two colorways.
Vallila Interior SMS 1-729
From the Brave New You
collection, Koivikko, a screenprinted fabric inspired by the
nature and cities of Finland.
Available in multiple colorways.
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ITMA
news
ITMA Adds Board Member, Industry Liaisons
Kathryn Richards, Vice President of Sales for Libeco,
has joined the nine-member Board of Directors of the
International Textile Market Association, producers of
Showtime. Joining as Industry Liaisons are Brian Bunch,
President of Greenhouse Fabrics, and Tom Forrester,
owner of Avanti Furniture.
Wearbest Taps Schneider for Sales Post
Wearbest Sil-Tex Mills and its Bella-Dura brand of high
performance fabrics have hired Stuart Schneider as
Director of Sales. Schneider brings more than 20 years
of experience in the textile industry and in this new role,
and will be tasked with increasing sales and driving
business forward.
Glen Raven receives
UL Environment certification
Glen Raven Custom Fabrics has reinforced its own NSF/
ANSI 336 sustainability assessment with third-party
certification by UL Environment, a company providing
independent validation of green marketing claims. More
than 50 patterns in the Sunbrella Contract fabric line,
including those with the company’s Defiance treatment,
carry the Silver Level certification.
Exhibitors Announce New Locations
Eighteen ITMA members have announced new locations
for Showtime:
Bartson
Brooks Fabrics
Expand Systems
Gum Tree Fabrics, Inc.
Harper Home
Millennium Textiles, Inc.
Morgan Fabrics
Phoenix Trim Works, Inc.
Shannon Fabrics, Inc. Softline Home Fashions
South Pacific USA LLC Standard Embossing Plate Mfg. Co.
STI
Swavelle Mill Creek Fabric
Textile Fabric Associates, LLC
TNT Sales
Vallila Interior Vision Fabrics MSTT 6th Floor
SMS 1-936
SMS 1-748
Resource Center
SMS 1-928
SMS 1-438
Resource Center
Fabric Center
SMS 1-834
SMS 1-836
SMS 1-1002
SMS 1-449
Fabric Center
MSTT 8th Floor
MSTT 3rd Floor
SMS 1-441
SMS 1-729
MSTT 9th Floor
TSG Finishing Launches QuickFinish Program
TSG Finishing, LLC has introduced a new program called
QuickFinish, which offers expedited service for stain
repellent and backing treatments. Goods received by
noon will ship within two days for stain repellency and
three days for stain repellency and backing combination.
Classical Elements Celebrates 10 Years
Classical Elements, purveyor of fine decorative trimmings
from around the globe, announced its 10th year in
business. The company was started in 2004 by
co-founders Leyla and Stuart Gans.
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Exhibitor
List
A.G. Reilly Textiles.....................................SMS 1-733...................................704-799-1975
Abercrombie Textiles, LLC.................336 S. Wrenn St...................828-202-5875
Adesal Jacquards.....................................SMS 1-736..................................336-510-5356
Advantage International Fabrics...MS 290.......................................662-842-6855
Algemene, USA, LLC..............................MSTT 2nd Fl........................... 800-282-0791
Altizer & Co. Decorative Textiles....MSTT 3rd Fl..........................336-889-8000
Amalgamated Textiles Inc..................SMS 1-447...................514-344-4466 x249
American Century Home Fab.........MSTT 8th Fl...........................800-659-7897
American Decorative Fabrics..........Fabric Ctr. 2nd Fl...................864-487-0011
American Folk & Fabric, Inc..............SMS 1-642...................................727-791-2222
American Silk Mills...................................Resource Ctr. #402.............336-882-2715
Ava Textiles....................................................SMS 1-448..................................212-730-8852
Barbarossa Leather.................................SMS 1-422...................................561-204-1980
Bartson Returning ..................................MSTT 6th Fl................................201-652-1150
Belagio Enterprises, Inc........................SMS 1-848..................................323-731-6934
Bella Dura ......................................................SMS 1-800................. 212-633-6620 x2237
Bella Home .................................................MSTT 2nd Fl...................(86)571-86278125
Belle Maison Textiles, Inc......................SMS 1-540....................800-223-1382 x226
Benericetti SRL NEW...........................SMS 1-410....................+39 0571 1603 792
Braemore Textiles.....................................MSTT 7th Fl..............................212-292-3300
Brentwood Textiles..................................SMS 1-446................................336-881-8800
Broderi Narin Inc.......................................SMS 1-520............................... 803-272-4666
Brooks Fabrics............................................SMS 1-936................................323-278-4888
Bruvatex, USA.............................................MSTT 2nd Fl........................... 800-282-0791
Bryant Industries NEW.......................SMS 1-428................................212-689-6655
Carroll Leather............................................110 S. Elm St...........................828-466-5489
Catania ............................................................SMS 1-616................................. 800-380-4120
CeCe Design Group................................SMS 1-602.................................336-899-6419
Charles Martel Associates, Inc.
MS 2nd Fl, String & Splinter Club.............336-887-8580
Circa 1801........................................................MSTT 6th Fl............................828-397-7003
Classical Elements LLC.........................SMS 1-536..................................919-234-8025
Comersan Fabrics Corp.......................SMS 1-427.................................305-482-0160
Conceria Kara SRL...................................SMS 1-413.............................39 0248 401 913
Covington Fabric & Design................MSTT 7th Fl..............................212-448-8925
Crypton Fabrics ........................................MSTT 2nd Fl ............................609-922-0118
David Rothschild Co., Inc.....................MSTT 7th Fl................................706-324-2411
De Leo Textiles............................................MSTT 2nd Fl............................973-439-6801
De Poortere USA LLC...........................MSTT 2nd Fl.........................+32 56 393 316
DeRue and Associates, Inc................SMS 1-924.................................336-293-4862
Dicey Mills, Inc.............................................Fabric Ctr. 3rd Fl..................704-487-6324
Diversitex Inc................................................MSTT 2nd Fl..........................973-808-4566
Dorell Fabrics Co.......................................MSTT 1st Fl.................................714-378-3100
Due Process Stable Trading Co......MS 211-216.....................732-225-8380 x316
Duralee Fabrics, Suburban Home ....MSTT 6th Fl.............................631-273-8800
Edgar Fabrics Inc......................................MSTT 6th Fl.............................631-435-8989
Edinburgh Weavers................................SMS 1-502..........................44 1204 900802
Elite Textiles, Inc.........................................SMS 1-1009................................213-689-3247
Equus Fabrics ........................................SMS 1-622.............................1-886-497-2550
Eroica Enterprises, Inc. .......................SMS 1-646..................................305-961-1670
E-TEX-LA........................................................SMS 1-1032.................................310-729-3328
Euroleather Inc...........................................SMS 1-318................................828-465-6000
Europatex, Inc.............................................SMS 1-902..................................201-418-8588
Expand Systems........................................SMS 1-748..................................678-395-7627
EZ Fabrics......................................................SMS 1-823..................................213-629-2600
Fabricut............................................................SMS 1-548.................................918-622-7700
Fiore Fabrics ...............................................SMS 1-720.................................201-400-7049
Glen Raven Custom Fabrics.............336 S. Wrenn St......................336-586-1162
Golding Fabrics Inc................................MSTT 3rd Fl...............................336-883-9171
GTA - Global Textile Alliance.............MS 246.........................................336-259-9167
Gum Tree Fabrics, Inc............................Resource Ctr. #401...........662-844-9329
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Hamilton Fabric Sales, Inc..................SMS 1-442................................336-886-7388
Harper Home...............................................SMS 1-928.................................213-438-0808
Heico Fasteners Inc.................................SMS 1-510....................................828-261-0184
Heritage House Fabrics LLC.............MSTT 3rd Fl............................704-782-2995
Home Accents Fabrics .......................SMS 1-604.................................914-698-2220
Home Fabrics by Wesley Mancini.....MSTT 7th Fl................................ 828-874-2181
Home Secrets Textile.............................SMS 1-728...................................213-765-3334
J. Allen Fabrics NEW............................SMS 1-606...............................562-699-1010
J.B. Martin Co., Inc....................................SMS 1-818.....................................212-421-2020
JLA Home Fabrics...................................MSTT 9th Fl...........................336-883-9540
KasLen Textiles...........................................SMS 1-618..................................323-588-7700
Keystone Weaving Mills, Inc..............MSTT 8th Fl..............................717-272-4665
King America Textile Group..............336 S. Wrenn St....................336-882-2722
L.A. Fred’s Fabric......................................SMS 1-1008................................213-622-9826
Lacefield Designs ...................................SMS 1-830................................404-351-5450
Lady Fabrics Corp...................................SMS 1-508................................305-675-0757
Laura & Kiran................................................SMS 1-628..................................510-559-7260
Leather Trends Inc...................................SMS 1-802.........................516-354-1002 x14
Lee’s Decorative Showcase...............SMS 1-433................................661-702-9000
Libas Ltd.........................................................SMS 1-700..................................213-747-2406
Libeco...............................................................MSTT 3rd Fl...............................212-719-4646
Light Tex Fabric Intl. NEW...............SMS 1-820...............................213-629-9750
Magitex Decor ..........................................SMS 1-948............................... 305-470-9282
Marcovaldo....................................................SMS 1-910................................323-278-4800
Marlatex Corporation.............................MSTT 7th Fl.............................704-829-7797
Mayafab ........................................................MSTT 2nd Fl...........0086-573-87563058
Merrimac Textile.........................................MSTT 9th Fl............................ 781-440-2666
Microfibres, Inc............................................Fabric Ctr. 3rd Fl....................336-768-7312
Millennium Textiles, Inc..........................SMS 1-438...................................901-725-7106
Mitchell Group, The ...............................SMS 1-416..................................847-647-7300
MODRA, Inc. NEW................................SMS 1-819..................................619-316-2067
Moore & Giles, Inc.....................................SMS 1-302.................................434-846-5281
Morgan Fabrics..........................................Resource Ctr. #200............ 323-583-9981
Moygashel ..................................................SMS 1-638..................................212-391-6400
MTL NEW.......................................................SMS 1-406...............................570-487-6162
Nice Link Home Furnishing...............SMS 1-804................................847-345-2599
Noveltex Inc..................................................MSTT 3rd Fl..............................213-745-9999
Novita Industries Inc...............................SMS 1-918..................................516-299-4500
Number One Textiles, Ltd...................SMS 1-524....................................516-932-1530
Orien Textile Corp.....................................SMS 1-940.................................201-436-5555
Outdura............................................................SMS 1-749............................. 866-OUTDURA
P. Kaufmann Fabrics...............................MSTT 7th Fl..............................212-292-2200
Pali Sales..........................................................SMS 1-1123.....................................818-618-1488
PARA’ ...............................................................SMS 1-514.....................................39 039 2070
Paragon Global, LLC...............................Fabric Ctr. 1st Fl.....................828-612-0562
Penelope USA LLC..................................MSTT 2nd Fl........................... 800-282-0791
Phifer Incorporated ...............................SMS 1-534...............................205-750-4456
Phoenix Trim Works, Inc......................Fabric Ctr. 3rd Fl..................570-320-0322
PK Lifestyles.................................................MSTT 8th Fl.............................212-292-2300
Plastex International, Inc......................SMS 1-900..............................973-778-0600
Portfolio Textiles........................................MSTT 3rd Fl..........800-648-5728 x 2252
Premier Prints, Inc.....................................SMS 1-1053.............................662-840-4060
Prismatek International LLC ............SMS 1-401....................................888-811-4279
Ramtex, Inc....................................................SMS 1-816....................................310-515-9494
Regal Fabrics, Inc......................................MSTT 2nd Fl............................978-777-6868
Renaissance Leather ............................Resource Ctr..........................828-324-9006
Richloom Fabrics Group......................MSTT 9th Fl............................ 212-685-5400
Riley Blake Designs NEW.................SMS 1-832...............................888-768-8454
Rioma S.A.U. ................................................SMS 1-747.............................+34 957 664 156
Robert Allen.................................................MSTT 7th Fl...............................561-801-2308
Romeu Couros Ltda .............................SMS 1-1223.........................+55(11)999031120
Rose Lace & Braid Inc............................SMS 1-1022.................................516-877-7980
roth & tompkins textiles.......................MSTT 8th Fl............................ 203-857-4537
S & D Fine Upholstery Leather.............SMS 1-828.....................011 39 0444 446141
Sandown & Bourne ................................SMS 1-544.................................. 480-318-1676
Se7en, LLC.....................................................Fabric Ctr. 1st Fl....................336-585-2308
SEAiCLE Fabrics & Design................SMS 1-739.................................. 206-673-8178
Shannon Fabrics Returning..............SMS 1-834.................................323-234-5252
Sheldon & Barnett FineTextiles .....SMS 1-435...............................803-425-6330
Silk Crafts, Inc..............................................MSTT 2nd Fl ...........................212-868-9280
Softline Home Fashions.......................SMS 1-836.....................310-630-4848 x101
South Pacific USA LLC ......................SMS 1-1002................................336-692-2581
Stahl ...............................................................Radio Building.......................+31 416 689 111
Standard Embossing Plate Mfg......SMS 1-449................................973-344-6670
STI........................................................................Fabric Ctr. 3rd Fl.................704-739-4503
Sunbury Textile Mills, Inc......................MSTT 7th Fl..............................212-925-4600
Swavelle Mill Creek Fabric..................MSTT 8th Fl..............................212-532-8670
Tana Bana Design Services................SMS 1-732..................................973-538-3707
Tempo Fabrics............................................MSTT 3rd Fl...........................336-889-6606
Textile Creations, Inc. .............................SMS 1-742...............................609-954-8809
Textile Fabric Associates, LLC.........MSTT 3rd Fl..............................212-532-8670
Texture, Inc.....................................................SMS 1-439.................................516-730-5038
TNT Sales.......................................................SMS 1-441.................................. 864-529-0102
Trapo..................................................................MSTT 2nd Fl........................... 800-282-0791
Trimland Janaj Int ................................SMS 1-811.....................................631-667-2333
True North Fabrics...................................MSTT 7th Fl...............................336-210-9451
Unique Fine Fabrics Impt NEW...SMS 1-716................................ 905-851-8866
Unique Quality Fabrics, Inc................SMS 1-1028..............................845-343-3070
Universal Leather .....................................225 S. Elm St............................336-882-4110
UTP America................................................SMS 1-528................................336-608-3433
Valdese Weavers, Inc.............................MSTT 6th Fl............................... 828-874-2181
Valiant Fabrics.............................................SMS 1-620...............................828-684-2700
Vallila Interior .............................................SMS 1-729.................+358(0)20 776 7864
Vilber USA LLC...........................................MSTT 2nd Fl .......................... 800-282-0791
Vision Fabrics ............................................MSTT 9th Fl.............................866-230-1657
WIPELLI Inc. USA.....................................SMS 1-402....................................828-313-0101
World Wide Fabric, Inc.........................SMS 1-954...................................... 323-263-1111
Z - Wovens....................................................Fabric Ctr. 1st Fl......................336-210-4415
Zhejiang Charming Dyeing
and Finishing Co., Ltd. .........................SMS 1-501.....................................607-761-8201
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Market
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Textile
Tower
W Kivett Avenue
Showtime Shuttle
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Suites at
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24 HOUR
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S Wrenn Street
MSTT
S Lindsay Street
S Elm Street
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W Green Dr
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PARKING
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Convention
& Visitors
Center
Resource
Center
S Hamilton Street
Fabric
Center
W Russell Avenue
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shopping at
SHOWTIME
As the largest decorative fabric show in the United States, Showtime is
a jewel of a fabric trade show with distinct shopping venues, each with
its own pace and ambiance. Veterans typically have shopping plans
made in advance, but if you’re new to Showtime consider these tips:
• Schedule appointments whenever possible, especially for
companies at the Market Square Textile Tower, Resource Center,
and Fabric Center, where schedules fill up quickly.
• If you don’t have appointments, the Suites at Market Square is a
good starting point.
• Shop one venue at a time—wandering is tempting but it’s a selfindulgence you can’t afford.
• Schedule your time logically to avoid making multiple trips
between buildings.
SHOWTIME’S MAIN VENUES
“SMS”
or “the suites”
The suites house well-established,
smaller, and international
suppliers. It’s also the location
for educational seminars, special
exhibits, food, and social events.
Things are less formal in the
Suites, so look at your leisure.
Appointments aren’t required.
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Market Square Textile Tower
“MSTT”
or “the tower”
An easy walk from the Suites
through Market Square takes you
to the elevators for the tower,
home to many of the larger mills
and suppliers of leather and trim.
Showtime appointments are
common in the tower, but walk-ins
sometimes can be accommodated.
Be flexible if you don’t have an
appointment.
Resource Center
and Fabric Center
“Wrenn” and “Hamilton”
These outlying buildings are
located just a few blocks away on
Wrenn and Hamilton Streets, and
house a range of suppliers. Many
of them encourage appointments
but welcome drop-in visitors, too.
Once you’ve taken the free shuttle
ride to the buildings, it’s easy to
walk between the Resource Center
and Fabric Center.
HOTELS
JH ADAMS INN
1108 North Main Street, High Point
336.882.3267
jhadamsinn.com
COURTYARD BY MARRIOTT
1000 Mall Loop Road, High Point
336.882.3600
EMBASSY SUITES
204 Centreport Drive, Greensboro
336.668.4535
HAMPTON INN
7803 National Service Road, Greensboro
336.605.5500
HIGH POINT PLAZA HOTEL &
CONFERENCE CENTER
135 South Main Street, High Point
highpointplaza.com
336.889.8888
MARRIOTT AIRPORT
One Marriott Drive, Greensboro
336.852.6450
O.HENRY HOTEL
624 Green Valley Road, Greensboro
336.854.2000
ohenryhotel.com
PROXIMITY HOTEL
336.379.8200
proximityhotel.com
PHARMACY / DRUG STORE
CVS / High Point
124 Montlieu Avenue 336.881.1050
1119 Eastchester Avenue 336.881.1040
RITE AID / High Point
2012 North Main Street 336.882.0039
WALMART / High Point
2628 South Main Street 336.869.9644
TARGET / High Point
1050 Mall Loop Road 336.884.1260
WALGREENS / High Point
2758 South Main Street 336.861.2062
3880 Brian Jordan Place 336.841.3951
ENTERTAINMENT & SPIRITS
restock
relax
refuel
HIGH POINT PLAZA HOTEL LOUNGE
336.889.8888
HOOTERS®
274 Eastchester Drive, High Point
336.882.4668
LIBERTY STEAKHOUSE & BREWERY
336.882.4677
SAMMY G’S TAVERN
3800 Tinsley Drive, High Point
336.884.3474
THE VINO SHOPPE
3800 Tinsley Drive, Suite 103, High Point
336.885.0081
THE VINO SHOPPE
1102 North Main Street, Suite 101, High Point
336.885.8466
COFFEE BARS
DE BEAN ESPRESSO
709 West Lexington Avenue, High Point
336.889.2107
STARBUCKS
336.889.8987
STARBUCKS
@ Barnes & Noble, High Point
906 Mall Loop Road
336.886.1331
BREAKFAST /
LUNCH COUNTERS
ALEX’S HOUSE RESTAURANT
336.885.4161
THE BISCUIT FACTORY
2013 Kirkwood Street, High Point
336.869.7217
CARTER BROTHERS
336.869.9948
TOM’S PLACE
336.887.5220
PREMIER DINING
BLUE BOURBON JACKS
336.882.BLUE (2583)
HAMPTON’S AT JH ADAMS INN
Four Star, Fine Dining
336.882.2002
BREWER’S KETTLE
336.885.0099
BLUE WATER GRILLE
126 State Avenue East, High Point
336.886.1010
GREEN VALLY GRILLE
(at the O.Henry Hotel)
336.854.2015
PRINT WORKS BISTRO
(at the Proximity Hotel)
336.379.0699
SAMMY G’S TAVERN
3800 Tinsley Drive, High Point
336.884.3474
AMERICAN
BLUE ROCK PIZZA & TAP
336.889.2583
CHOP HOUSE GRILLE AT MENDENHALL
4001 Meeting Way, High Point
336.841.7156
LIBERTY STEAKHOUSE & BREWERY
336.882.4677
SOUTHERN ROOTS
119 East Main Street, Jamestown
336.882.5570
ITALIAN
BELLA SERA
HIGH POINT PLAZA HOTEL
336.889.8888
GIANNOS
1124 Eastchester Drive, High Point
336.885.0762
IRISH
THE CLADDAGH RESTAURANT
130 East Parris Avenue, High Point
336.841.0521
THAI
THAI BANGKOK
3935 Brian Jordan Place, High Point
336.841.8424
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SHOWTIME™AT A GLANCE
SHOWTIME HOURS
SUNDAY MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
12:00 pm - 6:00 pm
8:00 am - 6:00 pm
8:00 am - 6:00 pm
8:00 am - 3:00 pm
AIRPORT SHUTTLE
Date from to times
Saturday
Airport
Showtime
12 p.m. 2 p.m. 4 p.m. 6 p.m.
May 31
Every Other Hour
Sunday
Airport
Showtime
June 1
8 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Every Hour
Monday
Airport
Showtime
June 2
8 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Every Hour
Tuesday
Airport
Showtime
June 3
Showtime
Airport
8 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Every Hour
8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Every Hour
Wed
Showtime
Airport
June 4
The Airport courtesy shuttle
is sponsored by International
Market Centers. It will pick up
at the Piedmont International
Airport (PTI/GSO) lower level,
outside US Airways baggage
claim and deliver travelers to
SHOWTIME/Suites at Market
Square. This FREE service will
be available beginning May
31 and will run through June
4. Please note set schedule.
Travelers departing SHOWTIME
need to be at the main entrance
(ground level) of Suites at
Market Square at least 2 hours
prior to scheduled departing
flight. Shuttles run only on this
set schedule.
8 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Every Hour
LOCATION
12:00 pm - 6:00 pmAll Exhibitors Open to Buyers
4:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Happy Hour
4:00 pm
International Pavilions Reception Suites at Market Square
MONDAY
8:00 am - 6:00 pmAll Exhibitors Open to Buyers
8:30 am
U.S. Market Trends and Color Direction
10:00 am
The Dos and Don’t of Social Marketing
2:00 pm
ITALIAN LAB Trends Fall/Winter 15/16
4:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Happy Hour
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Runway Fashion Show
Suites
Suites
Suites
Suites
Suites
10:00 am
Pinterest, Houzz, and Instagram
2:00 pm
Global Markets, U.S. Made and U.S. DesignSuites at Market Square
4:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Happy Hour
WEDNESDAY
SUNDAY
TIMEEVENT
TUESDAY
INDUSTRY PRESENTATIONS and EVENTS
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FOR MORE INFORMATION
and updates
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