Catering mainly to traditional markets like those in the US and Europe, four-year-old company Alfine Knit, Tirupur (Parent company Jak industries, Chennai, which is two decades old) is now exploring new avenues like Russia and probably even Australia. For this, company is taking part in sourcing fairs, especially in those that they have never participated.
Very strong in knits as well as in woven for menswear, Alfine Knit started doing business with South Africa last year. Supplying mainly to chain stores and private brands, it has a total of 800 stitching machines to work with, and out of them 600 are generally used for woven products.
Suren Parvatham, Managing Partner of Alfine Knit told Apparel Resources, “Our clients in the US and Europe follow the same climate, so we get bulk orders from both the markets. But for four months each year, we don’t get any order from
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