History of the textile industry in Vietnam:According to History, textiles appear in our country quite soon. From the time of King Dinh Tien Hoang (924-989) set 5 Queen's Knitting, Trinh Minh, Expatriates, International Limited and Ca, under which the four Queens Consort is Of Limited job may Naik Sen. With ingenuity and creativity, she helped the women bow development, creative sewing in the Palace of the King. After King Dinh Tien Hoang, fell to harem power Dương Vân Nga and Le, she retired from the Imperial Palace, together with his daughter back home to the media for the people in the village. When she takes up the temple and do her job sewing. Anniversary sewing Festival today held processions on 12 December at the annual Lunar Property, Hoa Trach (Hanoi) vad Hoi An (Quang Nam). Since then, in our country appears more craft villages with different materials such as fibers, cotton, jute, silk. The textile activities of traditional nature crafts in Vietnam had long life. Some traditional villages still exist and develop as van Phuc (HA Dong-Ha Noi), Song Dynasty (Thanh Tri, Hanoi), tips (hung HA-Pacific) ... The formation of the textile industry in Vietnam as an industry is marked by the birth of Nam Dinh Textile complexes in 1897. In 1976, the product began to be exported to other economic contracts with your first and most important is the former Soviet Union through the outsourcing contract. Under the agreement, Vietnam imported cotton from the former Soviet Union and semi-finished products for the Soviet Union. In 1986, Vietnam started outsourcing contracts with large Soviet mass (called the agreement 19/5), under which, the USSR supplied all of the materials and design of code samples longer Vietnam made stage production. With the outsourcing contract so, Vietnam textile & garment industry developed rapidly in the years 1987-1990, the Textile factories were established all over the country, attracting hundreds of thousands of workers and is the source of a significant contribution to the State budget. However, with the collapse of the former Soviet Union and East European countries, the period of 1990-1992 is the most difficult phase for Vietnamese textile
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