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Old 04-28-2008, 03:11 PM   #21
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Perspiration power doesn't kill stainless Lame jackets or fabric. Which is why I think they are cost effective to own.
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There is an implicit question in all of this: where does one buy lame material without buying a new lame?
China, I believe. Can't remember where I read that - it was an article talking about whether the quality of the material was decreasing now that production of the fabric had overwhelmingly moved to China.

But there are minimum order sizes. For specialty fabrics it tends to be smaller, since the fabric is more expensive, but you'd probably still be looking at a few thousand dollars' worth of fabric.

You can try this guy, Roger Peng, who very kindly and efficiently helped us get Chinese uniforms and is good at finding other kinds of things in China: skypename chinafencing, website www.chinafencing.cn

You could also try putting out a request for quotes on Alibaba or Tradekey (www.alibaba.com or www.tradekey.com); you don't have to have a paid subscription to ask for quotes. I've gotten in touch with fabric manufacturers in India and China that way.
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