arylic yarn mix with wool use for glove - glove 2

1)We are in yarn business 18 years
2)Yarn Ues for glove,socks,sweaters,blanket,carpet
3)cotton yarn,arylic yarn ,fanncy yarn

We are most professional dyed yarn supplier in china,cotton dyed yarn,arcylic dyed yarn,most is used in knitted and weaving.

Zhejiang Jingang Weaving Printing & Dyeing Co., Ltd&SHENGZHOU BOW IMP&EXP CO.,LTD This is our family business.Jolene's father, Zhou is a first generation entrepreneur, determined to provide his family a good life. In 1991, Mr. Zhou started making sewing thread in his house with 3 machines. In 1994, the business had grown large enough to move to new factory, eventually growing to export sewing thread to the entire world. In 1999, Mr. Zhou began dyeing yarn. Yarn produced at the factory found a ready market among the shirt and tie factories. In 2006, the factory moved to the newly established economic development zone, becoming the largest dyeing factory in the City of Shengzhou.

Jolene inherited her father's gene for entrepreneurship and hard work. She has been involved with the family business since she was 10 years old. She would accompany her dad to the factory during summer and school holidays. Even at that early age, she was quite perceptive and absorbed a lot of practical knowledge, and her dad's values, that she continues to use in her work today. Fiercely independent, by the age of 12, she could operate the factory machinery. Jolene would also frequently accompany her father to the wholesale markets for business negotiations. Overall, she learned the key lessons that honor and reputation in the market is one's most important asset, and business requires diligence and hard work, and these are the values that she brings proudly to all aspects of her business. In 2008 Jolene started her own business, have her own company name is Shengzhou Bow Import & Export Co., Ltd., making and exporting yarn, dyed yarn fabric, and neckties. Of course, as a second generation entrepreneur in a family business, Jolene has begun to leave a mark of her own in the way she conducts her business ethically, and honorably, in pursuit of her own vision.-

by
Sanjay Goel, Ph.D.
Professor of Strategic Management and Entrepreneurship
Department of Management Studies
Labovitz School of Business and Economics
University of Minnesota Duluth