Hong Kong International Home Textiles and Furnishings Fair
Oragniser: Hong Kong Trade Development Council
Official Website: www.hktdc.com/hkhometextilesfair
Media Contact: Ms Carmen Wong
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Tel: (852) 2240 4606
Visitor Promotion Contact: Mr. Brian Wong
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Tel: (852) 2240 4585
City: Hong Kong
Industry: Home Textiles
Date: 20-04-2017 ~ 23-04-2017
Returning Pavilions from Key Textiles-producing Areas
This year, the fair gathers over 280 exhibitors from 5 countries and regions, presenting a wide range of household textile items including furnishings, bedding, curtains, carpets and towels. In 2016, the fair attracted over 18,000 buyers from 107 countries and regions.
An impressive line-up of group pavilions from the Chinese mainland and India, including three textile industry associations from India, namely the Handloom Export Promotion Council (HEPC), Export Promotion Council for Handicrafts (EPCH) and Carpet Export Promotion Council (CEPC), will participate this year. The Pavilion from Jiangsu Nantong, dubbed “the Hometown of Textiles” in the Chinese mainland, will return to showcase its quality textiles.
Top Brands Converge at Hall of Glamour
“Hall of Glamour”, the premium zone of the fair, features sophisticated and design-driven furnishings and household textile products, as well as top-notch designer collections, covering bedding, curtains, carpets and towels. Branded collections include J-Tex from Hong Kong, Marushin from Japan and Shiv Shakti Exports from India.
Themed Product Zones for Effective Sourcing
The fair features seven themed zones with clear product categorisation for easy and convenient sourcing for buyers. Apart from “Hall of Glamour”, the themed zones include “Baby & Bedroom Textiles”, “Bathroom & Kitchen Textiles”, “Carpet & Floor Coverings”, “Design Solutions and Trade Services”, “Upholstery & Furnishing Products” and “Window Fashion & Accessories”.
Eco-friendly Products on Display
In view of the growing green consciousness, consumers particularly in developed markets like Japan, the US and West Europe, are enthusiastic about eco-friendly properties of natural fibres. To cater to the surging demand, the fair put emphasis on environmentally friendly and sustainable products. Exhibitors showcasing green products or hotel supplies will be labelled accordingly for effective sourcing.
Informative Events on Offer
A series of activities will be held during the fair to facilitate market information exchange. The Product Demo and Launch Pad session provides suppliers with golden opportunities to introduce their latest products in an interactive and relaxing atmosphere. Industry players can stay abreast of the forthcoming design trends and market updates at the forums or seminars on hot industry issues.
Concurrent Fair Offers Expanded Opportunities
Held concurrently is the HKTDC Hong Kong Houseware Fair. With household-related products put under one roof, the twin fairs will generate natural synergistic effect, which opens up more opportunities to exhibitors and buyers worldwide.
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