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LININGS<br />

Aug. 6<br />

SHIRTS<br />

Stylemax<br />

Merchandise Mart<br />

Chicago<br />

Through Aug. 8<br />

Aug. 8<br />

Los Angeles Fashion Market<br />

<strong>California</strong> Market Center<br />

Cooper Design Space<br />

Gerry Building<br />

The New Mart<br />

824 Building<br />

Lady Liberty Building<br />

Primrose Design Building<br />

Academy Awards Building<br />

Los Angeles<br />

Through Aug. 11<br />

Select<br />

Focus<br />

Transit<br />

<strong>California</strong> Market Center<br />

Los Angeles<br />

Through Aug. 10<br />

Designers and Agents<br />

The New Mart<br />

Los Angeles<br />

Through Aug. 10<br />

L.A. Kids’ Market<br />

<strong>California</strong> Market Center<br />

Los Angeles<br />

Through Aug. 11<br />

Aug. 9<br />

“Build a Store” seminar,<br />

presented by Teri Watts<br />

Fashion Business Inc.<br />

Los Angeles<br />

Aug. 11<br />

FIG<br />

Fashion Industry Gallery<br />

Dallas<br />

Through Aug. 13<br />

More than<br />

SIXTY YEARS<br />

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Products and Service<br />

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4 CALIFORnIA APPAReL news August 5–11, 2011<br />

U.S. apparel and textile imports from Central<br />

America have jumped 17 percent over the<br />

last year.<br />

For some time now, the region has been a<br />

major apparel producer for the United States.<br />

But production has improved in recent years after<br />

the Dominican Republic–Central American<br />

Free Trade Agreement went into effect in 2006.<br />

The biggest gains have been from El Salvador,<br />

whose apparel and textile exports to<br />

the United States were up nearly 27 percent to<br />

$1.8 billion for the period ending in May this<br />

year, according to the U.S. Office of Textiles<br />

and <strong>Apparel</strong>. About $1.2 billion of that was<br />

cotton apparel.<br />

Another major winner in apparel growth<br />

was Honduras, which is still Central America’s<br />

powerhouse when it comes to garment manufacturing.<br />

Honduras exported $2.57 billion<br />

in clothing and textiles to the United States,<br />

which was a 20 percent improvement from the<br />

same period a year ago.<br />

Guatemala, whose apparel and textile production<br />

is the third largest in the region, saw<br />

only a 6.5 percent uptick in exports, which totaled<br />

$1.2 billion. The majority of Guatemala’s<br />

Dallas <strong>Apparel</strong> and Accessories<br />

Market<br />

news<br />

Central American <strong>Apparel</strong>,<br />

Textile Imports Rise 17 Percent<br />

Calendar<br />

Dallas Market Center<br />

Through Aug. 14<br />

Stylists panel discussion,<br />

presented by the FIDM Museum<br />

& Galleries and Museum Shop<br />

Fashion Institute of Design &<br />

Merchandising<br />

Los Angeles<br />

Aug. 18<br />

Atlanta <strong>Apparel</strong> Market<br />

AmericasMart<br />

Atlanta<br />

Through Aug. 22<br />

Aug. 19<br />

OffPrice<br />

Sands Expo and Convention Center<br />

Las Vegas<br />

Through Aug. 22<br />

Aug. 21<br />

Accessories The Show<br />

MrketLV<br />

Moda Las Vegas<br />

The Venetian<br />

Las Vegas<br />

Through Aug. 23<br />

Port of Los Angeles Pavilion<br />

(“Made in <strong>California</strong>) at Sourcing<br />

at MAGIC<br />

Las Vegas<br />

Sourcing at MAGIC<br />

Las Vegas Convention Center<br />

Las Vegas<br />

Through Aug. 24<br />

“Understanding U.S. Retaiing,” a<br />

CFA seminar for the Brazil<br />

delegation at Project<br />

Mandalay Bay<br />

Las Vegas<br />

Aug. 22<br />

MAGICMenswear<br />

Pooltradeshow<br />

Project<br />

apparel exports are T-shirts destined for retailers<br />

such as Kohl’s, Target and Walmart.<br />

The Dominican Republic, which used to be<br />

the place w<strong>here</strong> almost all Dockers pants were<br />

made by Levi Strauss & Co., had healthy<br />

gains of 8.5 percent for apparel exports, which<br />

totaled $653 million.<br />

The only country that saw a dip in exports<br />

to the United States was Costa Rica.<br />

Its exports dropped 15 percent to $168 million.<br />

Cotton-socks exports plummeted 83<br />

percent to $6.4 million while cotton-underwear<br />

exports inched up nearly 14 percent to<br />

$95 million.—Deborah Belgum<br />

ChECK ThE WEB<br />

<strong>Apparel</strong><strong>News</strong>.net<br />

For these stories:<br />

•Los<br />

Angeles Fashion Market Holiday/<br />

Resort ’10/’11 Showroom Profiles<br />

Slate<br />

Street<br />

Mandalay Bay Convention Center<br />

Las Vegas<br />

Through Aug. 24<br />

FN Platform<br />

WWDMAGIC<br />

Las Vegas Convention Center<br />

Las Vegas<br />

Through Aug. 24<br />

ENK Vegas<br />

The Wynn<br />

Las Vegas<br />

Through Aug. 24<br />

CurveNV<br />

The Venetian<br />

Las Vegas<br />

Through Aug. 24<br />

(capsule)<br />

The Venetian<br />

Las Vegas<br />

Through Aug. 23<br />

WWIN<br />

Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino<br />

Las Vegas<br />

Through Aug. 25<br />

ISAM<br />

Las Vegas Convention Center<br />

Las Vegas<br />

Through Aug. 24<br />

KIDShow<br />

Paris Hotel<br />

Las Vegas<br />

Through Aug. 24<br />

PGA Fall Expo<br />

The Venetian<br />

Las Vegas<br />

Through Aug. 24<br />

T<strong>here</strong>’s more<br />

on <strong>Apparel</strong><strong>News</strong>.net.<br />

For calendar details and contact<br />

information, visit <strong>Apparel</strong><strong>News</strong>.<br />

net/calendar.<br />

Submissions to the calendar should be faxed to the Calendar Editor at (213) 623-5707. Please include the event’s name, date, time,<br />

location, admission price and contact information. The deadline for calendar submissions is the Tuesday prior to Friday publication.<br />

Inclusion in the calendar is subject to available space and the judgment of the editorial staff.<br />

POSTMASTER: Send address changes to: CALIFORNIA APPAREL NEWS, Customer Service, PO Box 4419, Orlando,<br />

FL 32802. CALIFORNIA APPAREL NEWS ® : (ISSN 0008-0896) Published by MnM PUBLISHING CORP. APPAREL<br />

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of MnM PUBLISHING CORP., <strong>California</strong> Market Center, 110 E. Ninth St., Suite A777, Los Angeles, CA 90079,<br />

(213) 627-3737. © Copyright 2011 MnM Publishing Corp. All rights reserved. Pub lished weekly except semi-weekly<br />

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their advertisers in business competition. Opinions expressed in signed editorial columns or articles do not necessarily<br />

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