Fashion
1,300 exhibitors gather in Paris for Texworld Apparel Sourcing
Texworld Apparel Sourcing Paris returns for its 57th edition at the Paris–Le Bourget Exhibition Centre from 15 to 17 September 2025, offering for the first time a perfect balance between textile manufacturers (Texworld) and clothing manufacturers (Apparel Sourcing).
Texworld Apparel Sourcing Paris returns for its 57th edition from September 15–17, 2025 at Paris–Le Bourget with 1,300 exhibitors from 35+ countries, offering Europe’s largest textile and apparel sourcing platform.
Highlights include Avantex’s sustainable innovations, national pavilions, Initiatives zone, trend forums, Bio Fashion Innovation Day, and guided Econogy Tour.
With nearly 1,300 exhibitors from over 35 countries, the Parisian trade shows will present an unmissable sourcing offer, the largest and most diverse in Europe.
For three days, buyers will be able to discover the offerings of the leading marketplace in Europe for textiles and clothing. This diverse and competitive selection of top-tier products focuses on the segments that constitute the core of finished garment consumption and on which brands are currently concentrating their efforts. The Avantex sector, dedicated to innovative solutions for more efficient and sustainable fashion, is expanding and asserting its position with a growing number of B2B services at the cutting edge of technological innovation and eco-responsibility to effectively address the main challenges facing fashion companies and brands.
Innovation and diversity
This autumn edition opens with a unique selection of manufacturers and clothing producers: Texworld Paris and Apparel Sourcing Paris will offer a comprehensive overview of the major textile sourcing areas. The key players — China, Turkey, India, Korea, Taiwan, Bangladesh and Pakistan — will be grouped together under the banner of their national pavilions, such as Turkish manufacturers, supported by the Istanbul Chamber of Commerce (ITO), and Korean manufacturers led by KOFOTI, the National Federation of Textile Industries. These Texworld regulars will be joined by suppliers from alternative sourcing areas such as Cambodia, Myanmar, Rwanda, Vietnam and Egypt.
Apparel Sourcing, which will welcome 683 exhibitors, is achieving its best results this year, on a par with Texworld. This unique gathering – With 1,300 exhibitors, Texworld Apparel Sourcing Paris is now the leading European trade fair in the sector – offering a response to the challenges faced by buyers. The prospects for near sourcing are confirmed, with the notable presence of manufacturers from Central and Eastern European countries such as Armenia and Kyrgyzstan, whose pavilions will be located at the entrance to Hall 3. The Near Sourcing Hub, established by the B2B digital platform Foursource, a partner of Messe Frankfurt France, will be located in the same area. Following the success of their previous digital participation, more than 10 European companies will be physically present for the first time.
Initiatives: a space dedicated to expertise
The Initiatives zone will be one of the highlights of this edition: located at the entrance of Hall 4, it will emphasize the expertise of particularly sharp players. The Indian company Pasari Textiles will take this opportunity to reveal the manufacturing techniques of its artisanal embroideries, while the Istanbul Chamber of Commerce will emphasize the expertise of the Turkish textile industry through contemporary creations playing with patterns and dyeing. LISAA Mode students will create live pieces in knit and crochet, illustrating the quality of both design and execution. Finally, the China Textile Innovation Center (CTIC) will offer a space dedicated to design and products from a carefully selected group of Chinese players.
Avantex Paris: focus on sustainable fashion
Laboratory of innovations around sustainable fashion, Avantex Paris will bring together about thirty participants in the passage connecting Hall 2 (trends forum, services, Agora) to Hall 3. This unique offering will shine some light on emerging technologies, solutions, or materials available to address key fashion challenges: circularity, transparency, traceability, sustainability, optimization, scalability, interactivity, and immersion in virtual universes.
It will be organised at the show around three complementary universes: the HUB, an open zone presenting innovative solutions and services for the fashion industries; the Designer HUB, dedicated to textile studios, agencies, and independent designers in direct contact with brands and manufacturers; the ReSources space, which this year will bring together four companies selected by the TCBL (Textile & Clothing Business Labs) association, a partner of Avantex for 3 editions. The choice of Phygital retained for this podium will allow visitors to access, via a QR Code linked to the Foursource platform, all the useful information about these companies and their offerings.
A traditional landmark of the fair, the 8th edition of the Avantex Fashion Pitch will reward the most innovative startups in sustainable development applied to fashion. The partners of this event are the IFA Paris fashion school and its Foundry incubator, the virtual world creation platform for fashion and luxury VLGE, Luxiders Magazine dedicated to eco-responsible fashion and design, the Circular Textile Days trade show, and Texpertise Network, the global network of textile trade shows by Messe Frankfurt. The projects will be presented to the public on Monday, September 15, starting at 3:30 PM.
Conference, debates: flagship events and highlights
True to its mission as a trailblazer, Texworld Apparel Sourcing Paris is committed to providing visitors with a clear vision of market developments. The conferences, round tables, and animations offered during these 3 days with inspiring international leaders from the fashion and textile industry at the Agora in Hall 2 will fulfilll this mission and will be punctuated by several highlights. On the fashion trends side, Louis Gérin, one of the two art directors of the shows, will comment on Nova Fabula, the trend book that will inspire the Autumn-Winter 2026-2027 collections (Monday, September 15 at 12:15 PM).
On the innovation and prospective side, numerous conferences and round tables proposed on the Avantex agenda will fuel reflection on the key themes of the moment. Another feature of this edition, on Wednesday, September 17, the Agora will host the Bio Fashion Innovation Day, the European event proposed by TCBL around projects and experiences related to local production, bio-sourced materials, and eco-design solutions: keynotes, round tables, workshops, and networking sessions will punctuate the day.
Econogy Tour: guided tour dedicated to sustainable economics
As part of its Texpertise Econogy initiative, which combines the concepts of ecology and economic development, Messe Frankfurt France is structuring its promotion of sustainable sourcing within the Texpertise Network along different lines. Firstly, the Econogy Finder allows visitors to identify, via an online directory accessible from the Texworld Apparel Sourcing Paris app or website, more than a hundred manufacturers whose CSR commitments have been verified by a third party. These companies can also be identified in the alleys thanks to the Econogy Finder symbols.
In September, an Econogy Tour will give visitors the opportunity to meet a selection of certified companies and discover what they have to offer. This unique guided tour, led by Noa Ben Moshe, will take visitors on a tour of some of the most sustainable exhibitors at Texworld and Apparel Sourcing. The meeting point is at the Econogy Hub in the Avantex area on Monday 15 September at 12.30 pm. The final part of the concept, Econogy Talks, identifies and highlights events dealing with topics related to the sustainable economy to help visitors manage their schedules.
Note: The headline, insights, and image of this press release may have been refined by the Fibre2Fashion staff; the rest of the content remains unchanged.
Fibre2Fashion News Desk (HU)
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Epson to spotlight digital textile breakthroughs at ITMA Asia
Held at Singapore Expo Hall 6, from 10am–6pm on 28–31 October, Epson will showcase the SureColor G6030, its first Direct-to-Film (DTFilm) printer, and the SureColor F9530H, its latest advanced dye-sublimation printer, alongside a comprehensive range of solutions designed to empower both industrial producers and small businesses in the growing personalised goods market.
Epson will spotlight its latest digital textile and large-format printing innovations at ITMA Asia + CITME 2025, including its first Direct-to-Film printer and new dye-sublimation models.
The showcase highlights efficiency, versatility, and sustainability, empowering both small businesses and industrial producers in the personalised goods market.
Driving efficiencies and new opportunities in textile printing
Engineered to meet the evolving needs of the wearable print market, the SureColor G6030 printer features a 1.6L ink capacity, minimal maintenance requirements and versatility across applications, including care labels, small T-shirt logos, novelty tote bags and rigid substrates. Live demonstrations will highlight its vivid, full-colour output with consistent film quality, ideal for rapid-turnaround customisation.
Complementing this, the SureColor F9530H dye-sublimation printer enhances productivity and meets commercial garment production standards while lowering operational downtime. With advanced printhead technology, expanded colour options, faster speeds and improved image sharpness, its target applications include jerseys, sportswear and soft signage.
Epson will also showcase:
- Hybrid Direct-to-Garment (DTG) machines: SureColor F3030, SureColor F2230 and SureColor F1030 for T-shirt, tote bag and hybrid cut-sheet printing.
- Dye-sublimation printers including the SureColor F6430H and SureColor F11030 for jerseys, sportswear and novelty goods like mugs and tote bags, as well as long-run textile production.
Visitors can register for guided solution walkthroughs led by Epson’s team to explore integrated workflows and application case studies.
Witness Epson’s solutions in action
The Digital Lab Experience will demonstrate how aspiring entrepreneurs can launch personalised goods businesses with low start-up costs by leveraging Epson’s reliable print technology. As part of this, attendees can see Epson’s storefront customisation package in action, featuring:
- Epson Craft Studio: An all-in-one software suite that streamlines design, production and order management to power your personalised item business
- SureColor F1030 and SureColor F2230 printers for direct-to-garment output
- SureLab D1030 Professional Minilab Printer for high-resolution direct-to-object printing.
“With rising demand for customised textile products, Epson is committed to providing solutions that deliver quality, efficiency and scalability for customers of all sizes, from small business ventures to industrial production,” said [spokesperson]. “Our presence at ITMA Asia + CITME 2025 underscores not just our technical innovation, but also our dedication to sustainable printing methods for the future of the industry.”
Event Details and Registration
ITMA Asia + CITME 2025 runs from 28–31 October at Singapore Expo Hall 6. Epson’s booth is located at H6-C402. Guided solution walkthroughs are available by registration here, with limited spots on each exhibition day.
Note: The headline, insights, and image of this press release may have been refined by the Fibre2Fashion staff; the rest of the content remains unchanged.
Fibre2Fashion News Desk (MS)
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Japan’s consumers favour cotton over manmade garments
Japan’s apparel imports in Jan–Aug rose 7.01 per cent to $15.65 billion, driven by a shift towards cotton garments, which gained market share from 31.59 to 33.52 per cent in three years.
Manmade garments fell to 46.10 per cent as consumers favoured comfort and sustainability.
Imports were dominated by trousers, jerseys, and T-shirts, while unisex styles led the market with a 37.52 per cent share.
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Moderate momentum defines global fashion’s Q2 2025 results
In Q2 2025, five of nine fashion companies reported ‘moderate’ performance, two were ‘strong’, and two ‘weak’.
Brazilian brand Arezzo and US retailer Burlington led growth with higher sales and profits, while Dillard’s, Ross, Kohl’s, Ludwig Beck, and American Eagle showed mixed results.
Delta Galil and Macy’s lagged amid margin pressures and weak sales.
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