Shenzhen Garment Enterprise Construction Silk Protection Base

Shenzhen's local clothing enterprises inherit the national intangible cultural heritage - crepe, and through independent research and development, it has emerged in Paris, New York, Italy and other international fashion circles. Today, the 2017 Global Fashion Management EMBA consisting of three top universities, including the New York Fashion Institute, the Paris Fashion Institute and the Hong Kong Polytechnic University, visited the “Liangzi* Gods” to explore the sustainable development of eco-fashion.

It is reported that the global fashion management EMBA provides various fashion industry observation data and information for the entire fashion industry. This year is the only EMBA in the world's fashion field to visit the “Liangzi* Gods” for the ninth time. Such a high-frequency investigation and attention to one Brands are very rare on a global scale.

The deep value behind this fashion brand born in Shenzhen is further highlighted. It turned out that the local designer Liang Zi, who is among the world's leading fashion designers, discovered and saved the endangered Chinese precious traditional ecological fabric crepe more than 20 years ago, and protected, passed on and designed and developed it. With the joint efforts of Liangzi and the local government, Silk was officially listed in the National Intangible Cultural Heritage List in June 2008.

At present, Liang Zi has been teaching at the Paris Fashion Institute for a long time and has continuously conveyed the aesthetics of oriental fashion. At the same time, “Heavenly Silk” invited Thomas Heatherwick, the famous British “Ghost Talent” architect, to build the world’s first crepe art museum in Shunde as a protection base for crepe. Through the fashion city of Shenzhen to become a strong crepe industry.