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Pursuing high quality by exploiting the functionalities of
natural materials
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The Textiles Division is not only receiving high
appraisal in Japan, but also from the apparel industry around
the world,
for its double structure C·S·Y ® (Core Spun Yarn) textile, which pioneered
stretch fabrics,
and for the various textiles and products that were developed from
thereon.
In order to make the company's position in the stretch market even
more rock-solid,
the company is developing new products such as "MMO-C·S·Y ®" (MicroModal)
and "Perfect-C·S·Y ®," and at
the same time is undertaking aggressive sales campaigns and exhibitions
in Europe,
the United States, Hong Kong and Shanghai.
Another pillar of the Textile Division is the "Nittobo Interlining" which was born
and developed from the company's own dyeing processing technology.
Nittobo is proud to have an overwhelming share of the domestic interlining
market for women's apparel.
The company was quick to react to the recent shift of the apparel
industry to China.
The manufacturing and sales structure centered on Nittobo (China) Co., Ltd.
which began operations in 1997 has a world-class supply chain management
system,
and is steadily making advances in the Chinese domestic market
which is expected to continue to grow. |


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(Photo shows sectional view seen under an electron microscope)
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Using
Nittobo's spinning technology, C·S·Y ® is a double structure textile
completely covered with a sheath material, the core of which is
entirely made of polyurethane, and the part which directly touches
the skin is 100 percent sheath material.
Used for casual and elegant garments, tops and bottoms, the inner and outer of
knitwear and sportswear, C·S·Y ® gives textiles extra stretch, inner linings have
a better "feel" and promise free movement and comfort. |

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| C·S·Y ® display (Inter Textiles
Shanghai Exhibition) |
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C·S·Y ® is a Nittobo registered
trademark. |
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Adhesive interlining (Photos show base fabrics seen under
a microscope)
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Careful thought goes into all development
aspects of Nittobo's interlinings from the raw material, cutting,
sewing and finishing, right up to the science of disposal. Combining
functionality with the essence of fashion that attractively presents
a shapely silhouette and style, Nittobo is proud of its number one
position in Japan for women's clothing interlinings. |
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R series
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JR series
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vertical and horizontal directions, the freedom of movement
and soft touch has made this a best selling series. |
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By giving shape-retention in
the horizontal direction, this is a fashionable series
that enables a beautiful three-dimensional silhouette expression. |
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Interlining exhibition
(Laforet Harajuku) |
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■ Nittobo Dishcloth
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This dishcloth was jointly developed with the "Kurashi-No-Techo
Sha" company.
It is a long-time best-selling product. |
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Yarn (spinning yarn): Core
spun yarn
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Textile: Woven stretch fabric, Knitted stretch
fabric, Rayon technical yarn, Anti-bacterial treating and Moisture
retaining (AROE Coat), Knitting treated with enzyme
(Pia Soft)
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Interlining and other garments accessories: Interlining
for Lady's Garments (Dan Reine), Interlining
for Men's Shirts Garments (Dan Keep), Interlining
for Men's Garments (Dan Roi)
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Others: Hot-melt welding material, Dishcloth
by Nittobo
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