飯島産業 Company Overview

From November 17 (Wednesday) to November 19 (Friday), we exhibited at the General Affairs and Human Resources Week Welfare Benefits EXPO. We are truly grateful for the many visitors who came to our booth. This time, we changed our exhibition method from our own decorations to displays created by a decoration company. (The photo above shows our previous decorations, and the photo below shows this time's decorations.) Thanks to this change, the atmosphere has significantly improved, and it turned out quite stylish. Additionally, unlike before, we were able to showcase that our company can also provide uniforms for the service and food industries. There are still many areas for improvement (there are still aspects we want to promote more), but we are satisfied with the results. We believe this is all thanks to your attendance. Thank you very much. Next time, we will exhibit in Tokyo in May 2022. We plan to make further improvements to provide even better displays and information that will be helpful to everyone. We hope you will join us again next time.

The other day, I attended a fabric manufacturer's exhibition. Recently, in addition to fabric functionality, upcycling initiatives related to the SDGs have been gaining attention, so it seemed that many new products (fabrics) were related to such themes. There is an amazing system where cutting waste from making clothes, fabric that has been poorly woven known as "C-tan," and old clothes or unsold stock are cut into small pieces and then turned into cotton, which is spun into yarn again to create new products. Unwanted fiber waste is returned to materials through upcycling and is reborn as new products! I also saw various fabrics, including stretchy cotton materials and those with improved breathability. For more details, please refer to the link. (It's more interesting there.)