The 2015 edition brought together 158 exhibitors with strong international participation from 11 countries and 5,050 key decision makers from 31 countries. With positive plans of expansion the 2017 edition has much more in store. Venturing into its 6th Edition, Techtextil India will amalgamate renowned figures from across the textile fraternity to explore existing technologies and plan ahead for future developments.
This year be prepared to witness latest trends in the developing markets from the 13 – 15 September 2017 at Bombay Convention and Exhibition Centre, Goregaon (East) and connect with domestic and international buyers and sellers at a platform that is thriving with potential.
China's luxury e-commerce market, once a golden goose for high-end brands, is facing a new challenge: skyrocketing return rates. Shoppers... Read more
The Women’s Apparel market stands as a dynamic force within the global fashion industry, embracing a plethora of clothing and... Read more
Bangladesh, the world's second-largest garment exporter after China, is undergoing a significant shift in its cotton import strategy. Traditionally, India... Read more
Wazir Advisors April 2024 report on global apparel trade paints a worrying picture, with major markets like the US, EU,... Read more
While China remains the world's leading textile producer, its grip on India's fabric import market appears to be loosening. Data... Read more
Levi Strauss & Co. (Levi's) is experiencing a positive shift in its business strategy, with a strong focus on direct-to-consumer... Read more
The Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) is hosting a week-long extravaganza of lifestyle products and creative industries, featuring two... Read more
The 2024 China (Shenzhen) International Brand Underwear Fair (SIUF) concluded yesterday, April 21st, marking the end of a three-day event... Read more
In a significant move Swedish fashion giant H&M has recently moved away from recycled polyester derived from plastic bottles and... Read more
China's economic performance in the first quarter of 2024 surprised many exceeding expectations with a 5.3 per cent GDP growth.... Read more