#flaxlinencongress16 - Masters of Linen
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Points for Discussion • Aditya Birla Group – Textiles & Apparels • India Textiles & Apparels • India Linen Market • Linen Club : Investment in products and retail • Expectations from CELC
Aditya Birla Group - Textiles & Apparels • World's largest player in the Viscose Staple Fibre industry • The largest player of Linen yarn and fabric in India • The largest fashion retail network in India - 375+ towns, 7500 points of sale, 5.6 million square feet of retail space • 5th Largest manufacturer of Acrylic Fibre • Quality leader in spun yarn globally • Manufacturing plants across Canada, Sweden, China, Indonesia, India and Thailand • Dedicated R&D facilities spanning plantation to fashion
India Textiles & Apparels India’s T&A industry was estimated to be worth USD 98 billion in 2013, including both domestic consumption and exports, and is projected to grow at a CAGR of 9% to reach USD 233 billion, by 2023 Total Exports Domestic 233 (USD bn) Exports; 2023 (P); CAGR 9% 149 95 98 Exports; 2018 (P); 60 Exports, 2013, Domestic; 2023 (P); 40 138 Domestic; 2018 (P); Domestic, 2013, 89 58
India Textiles & Apparels USD 138 Bn 9% USD 58 Bn • The Indian domestic textile and apparel market was estimated at USD 58 billion in 2013, and is projected to grow at a CAGR of 9% to USD 138 billion by 2023. • India’s textile and apparel exports are expected to grow at a CAGR of 9%, from USD 40 billion in 2013, to USD 95 billion in 2023.
India’s Linen Market Yarn (in MT) Fabric(in million meter) 16300 30,000 37 58 5% 6% 29 29 14% 13500 11,500 15% 17 15 7800 4,000 2012 2008 2012 2014 2020 E 2008 2016 2014 2020 E E 2020 2016 2020 E • The Indian domestic Linen market has consolidated its growth pace from the robust growth rates witnessed in yesteryears and is expected to grow at a moderate pace in coming years.
India’s Linen Market Outlook • Linen Business is expected to grow by ~ 5-6% in next couple of years. • Rupee depreciation coupled with reduction in other competitive fibre prices like cotton are impacting the end price to consumer for linen products and hence impacting linen demand. Further, current inventory levels at different stages in value chain have also impacted the liquidity position. • The growth in the Indian linen market has been supply led with more players coming into the market, both fabric & yarn. • Linen blends have gained popularity in market space due to lower prices and making linen fashion accessible to mass markets.
Linen Club: Investing to promote linen in India
Jaya Shree Textiles - Linen Value Chain Linen Fabric - Retail Linen Linen Linen Linen Fibre Yarn Fabrics Apparel Retailing Strong presence in niche business - Yarn to Retail
Design Studio State of the art modern design studio at Rishra to build on new product development capability at Linen Club
Product developments : Adopting linen for popular product categories • We have made efforts to develop a range of products while working with leading value chain players in India. • Some of the key products developed for Indian markets are : Sarees for women, Dhotis for Men and Indian customer centered designs for stoles and other fashion accessories. • There is a lot of focus given to final packaging and presentation to drive the premium image. Linen Silk sarees Linen Club Dhotis Linen Club range of fashion accessories and apparel
Product Developments Chic & Slim White For Life Linen club offers fine counts in 80, 100 & 120 Linen Club - White for life with whiteness lea. The fine fabric in all its crumpled look index same for 20 washes. A wide range of is the epitome of comfort for refined white dobbies and plains to chose from. consumer.
Product Developments Checkered Look The Cross-over Widest range of offering in checks for Linen wool or linen cotton blended with fine jackets, trousers or suits. Window pane or counts for the new age formals tartan.
Product Developments Prints Indian Influence From 60L to 100L prints for shirts and Dobbies in 60L gives a rich feel to Indian ornamental prints for bottoms work well attire
New product categories • We have added a range of new products to enhance linen fashion for the Indian market: • Apparels • Stoles • Bags • Belts • Wallets
New product categories - Women’s wear Sarees Designer Label
Linen Club – Enhancing consumer experience at Retail Modern retail identity of Linen Club Stores
Linen Club – Elements of customer journey • The retail journey for a consumer is designed to have multiple elements as she / he moves through the store : • Attract • Establish • Inspire • Inform • Engage • Accomplish
Linen Club Customer Experience - Attract • Initial Architectural and material interaction is not only exciting and enticing for new patrons and passers-by, but also iconic and memorable. It is easily recognizable for return customers and those familiar with LINEN CLUB • Life style product displays as well as visibility of the store interior, hint at what is in store for potential shoppers.
Linen Club Customer Experience - Establish • A welcoming first impression promotes recognition that Linen Club stores provide a unique, service-based luxury retail experience. • This is the opportunity for us to determine and cater to the specific needs of clients.
Linen Club Customer Experience - Inspire • The main product and its unique presentation acts as a gallery that delights and surprises clients.
Linen Club Customer Experience - Inspire • New, seasonal and promotional products are isolated and featured to create a dynamic and fresh appearance. Customers may browse independently or with the help of a knowledgeable salesman.
Linen Club Customer Experience - Inform • A semi-private consultation area where selected product is inspected, provides a comfortable place to interact and develops a better understanding of the wide spectrum of product that Linen Club offers. • Knowledge of the process and science behind various fabrics gives shoppers confidence in their purchases and promotes repeat business.
Linen Club Customer Experience - Engage • Once a customer has made their fabric selection, a process of personalization begins. • The store provides an atmosphere of a lounge and a studio. • Clients can relax with friends or family members while measurements are taken and garment style and fit are discussed and determined.
Linen Club Customer Experience - Accomplish • In ceremonious fashion, the product is prepared, packaged and presented to the client. • As transaction area also serves as a concierge where customer loyalty is encouraged by offering personalized services for garment finishing options/ information and storing customer size/ measurement information as well as samples of previously purchased fabrics and garment preference.
Our Philosophy- We are Responsible
Sustainability – Our Focus
CSR – Our Belief We believe that co-creation and stakeholder engagement go • Our employees are at the heart of our hand in hand We work consistently towards building a operations. culture that empowers our employees, builds their confidence, and creates a positive work environment. • We encourage diversity at the workplace and encourage those with varied skills, backgrounds, experiences and education levels to work with us • We are an integral part of the region we operate in and wish to contribute significantly to its economy. We constantly engage with our communities and extend various skill development trainings and focus on developing education and training centres and medical facilities in and around the areas we are present in. Encouraging Girl Child Education- supporting Kasturba Gandhi School
Growth for Linen via collaboration
Linen Demand and profitability scenario • Un-precedented drop in consumption of linen yarn in India Jan-Sep Jan- Sep Linen Yarn Drop Over LY 2015 2016 Quaterly Avg Demand ( MT) 9190 5500 -40% • Demonstrating reduced demand for pure linen fabric • Drop in prices of cotton / polyester leading to drop in both yarn and fabric prices of substitutes. • Major producers in China & India have kept production running , skilled workforce employed, despite low EBIDTA margins in current yarn prices. No major support has been forthcoming from European farmers / scutchers / traders in terms of lower prices for flax. • The purpose of this congress is get entire community of flax stakeholders working together to support sustainable growth of flax industry. In last 4/5 years all players, specifically flax growers as well as value chain have done well. It is imperative that in crisis situation today, we need to come together to support each other. • The congress will lose meaning if we do not follow collaborative working.
Immediate action areas • The major consumption centres of China, India , Japan and Korea now account for major share of European flax consumption. It is important that the congress deliberate on how sustainable growth can be ensured in these markets. • The crop of 2016 is a major worry in terms of quality. All major importers have been consistently asking for drawing of standards of flax fibre including setting up of scientific testing laboratories to test and grade fresh linen crops. No major progress has been seen on this , over past few years. • Getting new segments of consumption like home, women’s wear and technical textiles in also a major need for the market.
In Summary • Linen usage is coming under threat of substitution by cheaper fibers trying to imitate the linen look. Popularity of linen blends is increasing by day, impacting total linen demand. • Increasing manufacturing costs due to increase in cost of labour, power and flax will contribute to the already existing gap between linen and other fibers such as cotton, viscose and polyester including linen blends, posing a threat to growth of 100% pure linen category • It is important that the industry players help each other by sharing and institutionalizing the process of supporting each other with information and key initiatives: • Modernization of machinery and automation of manual processes • Initiatives for yield improvement and reduction of waste / losses • Wastage reduction and better utilization of short fibers • Improved maintenance practices to improve quality, uptime and cost of spares • It is also important that collective investments to be made towards enhancement in downstream such as better seeds, improving output per hectare of land and fibre quality • Certification and classification of fibres to improve transparency is very critical
In Summary • There are many countries where in linen as a category has not grown, allowing for great opportunity for the whole industry • A central body which can support market entry of linen players by providing key consumer insights on fashion, industry requirements etc. and also connecting key value chain players will help the growth of the whole industry • Clear communication of benefits and differentiation of linen will only help us together. • Currently many brands do not value the European Flax certification. CELC could work with leading brands o make them aware of the European Flax certification.
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