Pakistan Cricket Players

Sunday 19 May 2013

Leather Wear

Leather Wear Biography

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Robert Greenfield was born on 26th October 1959, the youngest son of Gerald and Irene Greenfield, and lived in Chingford on the fringes of Epping Forest. He has two older brothers Tony and David, and an adopted sister Sandra.His first school was Richmond House on The Ridgeway. And life was pleasantly normal for an infant growing up in the leafy suburbs - until his beautiful mother, suddenly died from a suspected overdose when Robert was just six years old.

Shortly after her death his childhood home was sold, and he moved with his father to the West End of London.

When he was ten years old, his father remarried and life was never the same for Robert thereafter. All through his adolescence and whilst during his attendance at Marylebone Grammar School, Robert hid a tragic dark family secret: he was suffering vitriolic verbal abuse at the hands of his inexorably callous (socialite) Germanic stepmother. In many ways she was the ‘Archetypal Wicked Stepmother’, and her tyranny would have a devastating effect on his formative years lasting well into adulthood.All reigns of terror do come to an end… In the 1970s Robert’s salvation came: firstly his father divorced his second wife, secondly, he remarried a wonderful Chinese lady called Violet, a year later, whom he had met in Hong Kong and finally, Robert got accepted into The London College of Fashion, where he eventually graduated with a degree in fashion design/tailoring.

Robert spent many years coming to terms with his troubled childhood, and finally assuaged many of his demons with therapy that lasted well into adulthood.After leaving college, he worked in fashion retail, and then lived in Florence for a time, where he produced his very first clothing collection, which was launched at a catwalk fashion show at ‘The Roof Gardens’ in Kensington.

During the 1980s, Robert’s own design label (Robbie Maxwell) of upmarket men’s leatherwear and casualwear clothing was sold in boutiques and upscale department stores in major capitals around the world. He exhibited in trade shows in London, Paris, and Cologne, and he was one of the privileged few overseas designers to be invited to exhibit at the very prestigious ‘New York Designers’ Collective’ for his fall/winter collection in 1985.

Robert was headhunted by a large American corporation after they had seen his jackets in Harrods, and Barneys in New York, and thus he went to live in the Big Apple. His collections were then produced in a flourish in the Far East, where he also spent considerable time. New diffusion ranges were manufactured under the banner of ‘Maxwear’ for the US market…

However, after some years Stateside in a curious twist of unexpected fate, Robert decided to return to his atelier in London, where he concentrated on freelancing for major international sportswear brands and well-known men’s fashion labels.

Robert was once dubbed: ‘Britain’s answer to the Italian Look’. A slew of well-known pop stars and sporting stars were often spotted wearing his designs… He also made major design contributions to the body conscious aerodynamic (Lycra) fitness revolution in the 1980s.

During the 199Os he left the fashion business, and went on to become a well-respected interior designer and one of his first major projects was renovating a fashionable London Mews house previously owned by film star: Sean Connery. Penthouses, luxury apartments, townhouses, barn conversions, boathouses, country cottages, a Victorian schoolhouse conversion, ultra-contemporary riverside properties and even a boutique hotel soon followed… as Robert says, “Design is my sensitivity”.

In 1994 Robert met his partner now of seventeen years, Michael Bell, on a blind date. And in 2000 they sold their stunning Muswell Hill property on the verges of Highgate Woods to embark on a new life on the North Norfolk coast. Consequently, the rest is a remarkable history with Robert’s first book Samphire Coast chronicling this epic life changing experience that was to reveal some many twists and turns into an outcome that they could never-ever have imagined…

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Leather Products

Leather Products Biography

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A beverage made of the fermented juice of any of various kinds of grapes, usually containing from 10 to 15 percent alcohol by volume.
Wine making industry is growing in India. The primary activities of this industry are:
Wine manufacturing
Sparkling wine manufacturing
Wine based fruit drink manufacturing
The major products and services in this industry are:
Red wine – Red Wine is made from the must (pulp) of red or black grapes that undergo fermentation together with the grape skins.
White wine – White wine is made by fermenting juice which is made by pressing crushed grapes to extract juice; the skins are removed and play no further role. Occasionally white wine is made from red grapes; this is done by extracting grapes’ juice with minimal contact with their skins.
Sparkling wine – Sparkling wine is a wine with significant levels of carbon dioxide. A classic example of a sparkling wine is Champagne. There are two levels of fermentation involved in making sparkling wine. It is the initiation of a secondary fermentation that distinguishes sparkling wine production and gives the wine bubbles.
Vermouth wine - Vermouth is a fortified wine type. It can be red or white wine that has been flavoured by the addition of herbs and barks like cardamom, cinnamon, marjoram and chamomile. It is used primarily as pre-meal appetiser.
Rose wine – Rose wine is made from red grapes where the juice is allowed to stay in contact with the dark skins long enough to pick up a pink colour.
Raw hides and skins are full of proteins and are putrisible. These putrisible material are made imputrisible and are called as leather. Leather is processed in three stages Raw to Tanned Tanned to Crust Crust to Finished Above three stages material is available in the market. Mostly, 3rd stage ie. Finished leather is mainly consumed by the following manufactures. Footwear manufactures Leather goods manufactures Leather garment manufactures Different types of raw hides are processed as per demand. Ox, Buff, Buffcalf, Goat, Sheep are mainly processed as per the final product origin of the hides or skins are used. For footwear, Ox Buff are used. For garment, goat & sheep are used. For leather products, every type of raw used. For different colour and finish, various processes and chemicals are used. There are different types of finished products like pigmented, Aniline, Semi etc. Type of finishing is dependent on the quality, grade of the leather. Good quality leather is having naked look with min. pigment & plain finish. Inferior leather is having more pigment and different types of prints like Zug grain, Booty, Crocodile, Snake, Ostrich etc. Some oils & waxes are also used in finishing to get pull up effect & crush effects. This wax layer/finish gives oily look & slightly water resistance. Same types of finishes can be developed on different types of raw materials. Lakshy investment services provides the marketing base for different type of leather and leather products like Footwear, Ladies Bags, Wallets, Belts, Garments etc. We have leather technologist team and it have 20-30 years of experience in major manufacturing centers such as Kanpur, Chennai, Jalandhar & Kolkota.