Asian Textile Journal (ATJ) has long been established as the leading international textile magazine which is in its 33rd year of publication for businesses involved in the textile manufacturing industry from fibres to spinning and weaving, knitting, chemical processing to finished garments, nonwovens, composites, environmental aspects etc. It provides expert comments and analyses on general industry trends, corporate business profiles, technological developments and innovations.
With the Asian textile and apparel industry on the growth path, there are enormous opportunities and challenges for textile industry to capture new markets, and the Asian Textile Journal (ATJ) launched in 1992 as a monthly magazine - understands the needs of the industry and is the right medium to implement your business strategies in emerging textile sectors of Asia, Europe, North America, Middle East and Africa.
Asian Textile Journal (ATJ) with a circulation of 8,000 copies has a readership of 70,000 plus in 35 countries and offers to its advertisers the most effective and right medium for advertising their products in the Asian, European and American markets.
The demand for technical textiles in many countries is growing causing existing markets to expand and also leading to new ones. And the end-use markets for nonwovens are classified as either disposable or durables. The disposable end-use markets are made up of product categories such as absorbent hygiene, wipes, filtration, medical and surgical, protective apparel; while the durable market comprises of geosynthetics, home and office furnishings, transportation and building constructions.
Asian Technical Textiles (ATT) - a quarterly magazine published since 2007 - is for technical textiles and nonwovens sector which is circulated in Asia, Middle East and Africa, Europe, USA and Canada. It offers unrivalled coverage of ever-expanding uses of engineered polymer/fibres from the vast consumer hygiene markets to automotive, medical, protective, filtration, geotextiles, agrotextiles, acoustics etc.
Since the nonwovens and technical textiles industry has international presence, the ATT with a circulation of 6,000 copies and a readership of 60,000 plus enables advertisers to reach major markets in more than 40 countries.
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