Source Fashion, Europe’s leading responsible sourcing show, returns to Olympia London from 13-15 January 2026 with its most internationally diverse edition to date. Bringing together exhibitors from across more than 20 countries, the show continues to strengthen its position as the global meeting place for ethical and sustainable fashion manufacturing. From established sourcing destinations to emerging artisan communities, Source Fashion’s expanded line-up of country pavilions will offer buyers an unparalleled opportunity to discover craftsmanship, creativity, and conscious innovation from every corner of the world. As the gateway for global manufacturers and suppliers to access the UK fashion industry, the show provides a direct route for international exhibitors to connect with leading British brands, retailers, and designers.

Source Fashion, Europe’s leading responsible sourcing show, is set to return to Olympia London from January 13–15, 2026 with its most globally diverse edition.
Exhibitors from 20+ countries, including major pavilions from India, Bangladesh, China, Sri Lanka, Africa, South America, Portugal and the UK, will showcase ethical, innovative and circular manufacturing for brands and buyers.

This January, Source Fashion will welcome an impressive line-up of global pavilions, each celebrating the distinctive strengths, skills, and materials of their regions. From established sourcing powerhouses to emerging production hubs, the 2026 edition reinforces the show’s reputation as the world’s most comprehensive and responsible fashion sourcing destination.

Across Asia, sourcing excellence and sustainability continue to advance. This year marks the largest India Pavilion ever seen at Source Fashion, with more Indian exhibitors than any previous edition of the show. India and Bangladesh showcase their strength in large-scale production paired with innovation in sustainable processes, fabrics, and trims. Among India’s standout exhibitors, Coton Code Garments brings a strong reputation for high-quality woven and knitted apparel, supported by responsible production standards and modern manufacturing capabilities. Their presence reflects India’s continued leadership in scalable, ethical fashion manufacturing. China demonstrates precision, speed, and a growing commitment to environmental accountability, while Sri Lanka’s pavilion is recognised for its consistent quality and ethical craftsmanship, with exhibitors specialising in high-tech manufacturing, sustainability-led innovation, and world-leading compliance standards that have earned the country a reputation as a trusted sourcing destination for global brands.

From Africa, a dynamic collective of Kenya, Ethiopia, Egypt, and Tanzania highlights the region’s growing role in global sourcing. These pavilions emphasise ethical production, expanding capacity, and fair-trade practices, underpinned by modern facilities and competitive solutions for brands seeking authentic, sustainable partnerships. Representing the ITC pavilion, Handmade From Tanzania showcases community-driven craftsmanship rooted in traditional techniques and heritage textile skills. Their socially led, women-centred supply chains bring authentic, handmade artistry to the global stage, connecting African creativity with brands seeking meaningful, ethical partnerships.

South America’s rich tradition of textile craft and its growing role in responsible fashion is highlighted through Peru’s innovative, transparent manufacturing capabilities. SH Sourcing brings expertise in premium knitwear and jersey manufacturing, integrating full supply-chain transparency, reduced-impact dyeing, and rigorous fair-work certification into every order. Their commitment to low-impact craftsmanship makes them a key destination for brands seeking elevated, responsibly made essentials.

Portugal continues to set the benchmark for premium European manufacturing, combining exceptional craftsmanship, short lead times, and sustainable innovation that make it a preferred choice for brands seeking quality and proximity. Adding to the European presence, the new British Pavilion makes its debut at the January show, spotlighting design-led, circular, and traceable production for brands looking to source responsibly and locally.

Together, these diverse global showcases make Source Fashion 2026 a truly international platform, where creativity, responsibility, and opportunity intersect, and where buyers can discover the future of fashion sourcing under one roof.

Suzanne Ellingham, Event Director at Source Fashion comments, “Source Fashion has grown into a truly global community, one that reflects the way the fashion industry itself is evolving. Our January 2026 edition brings together makers, manufacturers, and artisans from every corner of the world who share a commitment to creativity, quality, and conscious production. The expansion of our international line-up, from Asia and Africa to Europe and the UK, shows that responsible sourcing is no longer a niche, it’s the new standard. We’re proud to provide a platform where brands can build meaningful, transparent partnerships and discover the future of fashion with integrity.”

Reflecting the show’s growing international appeal, Fibre to Fibre, a pioneering Dutch company specialising in post-consumer circular production, is among the exhibitors joining the January line-up. Known for its innovation in fibre-to-fibre recycling and circular textile systems, the company is helping redefine what’s possible for scalable, sustainable manufacturing in Europe and beyond.

Tom Atkin, UK Business Development Lead at Fibre to Fibre said, “Fibre to Fibre removes the usual barriers to entry for post-consumer circular production. We’ve proven our products and service in the Netherlands, and now we’re offering them to the UK market. Rather than overpaying for poor quality, we offer a service that guarantees quality at a price competitive with organic cotton and recycled polyester. Source Fashion is the perfect place to take this to market with brands attending from all over the world. Source allows us to have global reach in one room, and to focus on making circular manufacturing the norm. We can’t wait.”

Taking place at Olympia London from 13-15 January 2026, Source Fashion offers buyers, designers, and brands a unique opportunity to connect directly with global manufacturers committed to ethical and sustainable practices. As the gateway to responsible sourcing, the show brings together the entire fashion supply chain, from raw materials and fabric innovation to finished garments and accessories, all under one roof. With its expanding international line-up and dedication to conscious creation, Source Fashion continues to shape the future of global fashion sourcing.

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Fibre2Fashion News Desk (HU)

Harris & Menuk Chemicals Pvt. Ltd., a trusted leader in textile chemical innovation, today announced a strategic partnership with Fuze Technologies, a U.S.-based pioneer in sustainable surface technologies. Through this collaboration, Harris & Menuk will serve as the exclusive partner for FUZE across India, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh, bringing a revolutionary antimicrobial solution to the South Asian textile industry.

Harris & Menuk Chemicals has partnered with US-based Fuze Technologies to bring FUZE, a chemical-free, metal-free permanent antimicrobial solution, to India, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh.
FUZE offers sustainable, non-toxic odour control for diverse textile segments without affecting fabric feel, supporting circular and high-performance textiles.

FUZE: Chemical-Free, Sustainable Permanent Antimicrobial for a Circular Future

FUZE is a patented, non-toxic, non-leaching, and chemical-free antimicrobial and anti-odor technology that has earned approvals from leading global authorities, including the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), and California Proposition 65.

Backed by more than 52 international patents, FUZE is recognized as one of the most advanced and sustainable antimicrobial technologies available today. Unlike conventional antimicrobial finishes that rely on heavy metals or harsh chemicals, FUZE is entirely metal-free and made from naturally occurring, recycled elements. FUZE is a certified bluesign Partner, and this makes it perfectly aligned with the growing global demand for recyclable, circular, and environmentally responsible textiles.

Versatile Applications with Proven Results

FUZE can be applied to textiles through spray, coating, padding, or exhaust methods, making it highly adaptable for various market segments, including:

• Medical Textiles
• Athleisure & Sportswear
• Innerwear & Intimates
• Uniforms & Workwear
• Home Textiles & Hospitality

The treatment enhances odor control, cooling sensation, quick-dry functionality, and UV protection, all without affecting the touch, breathability, or visual appeal of the fabric.

Backed by Science. Supported by Expertise.

With a deep technical foundation and decades of market experience, Harris & Menuk is ideally positioned to introduce FUZE across South Asia. The company will provide comprehensive commercial and technical support, helping mills and brands seamlessly integrate FUZE into their operations while meeting evolving sustainability and performance standards.

“Our partnership with Fuze Technologies underscores our long-standing commitment to performance-driven, sustainable innovation,” said Ineeyan Ariyaratnam, CEO of Harris & Menuk. “FUZE embodies our vision of Conscious Chemistry – delivering protection, comfort, and circularity without compromise.”

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Fibre2Fashion News Desk (HU)

Several new and expanded FDI projects were licensed in October.

Vietnam attracted FDI worth over $31.5 billion in the first ten months this year—up by 15.6 per cent YoY.
Disbursed capital also reached a five-year high of $21.3 billion during the period—an increase of 8.8 per cent YoY.
Over the period, investment in manufacturing and processing reached $18.2 billion, accounting for more than 57.8 per cent of the total registered capital and rising by 6.8 per cent YoY.

Disbursed capital also reached a five-year high of $21.3 billion during the period—an increase of 8.8 per cent YoY.

The figures were recently revealed by Minister of Finance Nguyen Van Thang at the 2025 Vietnam Business Forum (VBF).

Manufacturing and processing continued to attract the most FDI. Over the 10 months, investment in this sector reached $18.2 billion, accounting for more than 57.8 per cent of the total registered capital and increasing by 6.8 per cent YoY, according to domestic media outlets.

Alongside quantity, the quality of FDI has also been improving as more projects in electronics, artificial intelligence and semiconductor flow into Vietnam.

The country’s Foreign Investment Agency assessed that though global FDI flows are adjusting, Vietnam still stands to gain from regional production shifts, particularly in key sectors like renewable energy.

Fibre2Fashion News Desk (DS)