Speaking at the previous show, Mr Mihail Tornea, Commercial Director of Mezanin-V SRL, said: “The Spring Edition is crucial for our mid-season collections. We have been sourcing fabrics for sofas, bedding, curtains and other home and contract products, and found six almost-confirmed suppliers. We are aiming to spend USD 3 million on Chinese textile products this year. Thanks to China reopening, we can source products of better quality, quantity, and price. I will definitely visit the fair again.”

Beyond functional basics, home textiles have developed into integral lifestyle elements, with the global market projected to achieve a CAGR of 6% from 2024 to 2030[1]. Driven by evolving consumer preferences and expanding economic opportunities, this sector has witnessed considerable product innovation. Forward-thinking manufacturers continuously refine their offerings through sustainability, creative designs, high-quality materials, versatile patterns, and multi-functional applications.

Across 27,000 sqm, this year’s spring show will reflect this broad marketplace, covering the full spectrum of home textile products, including bedding and towelling, rugs, table and kitchen linen, upholstery and curtain fabrics, home textile technologies, textile design, and more. Leveraging the latest trends, exhibitors are preparing to showcase their up-to-date collections.

Exhibitor highlights

Cotton Council International (USA) – a non-profit trade association promoting US cotton fibre, members’ products can be found across the globe. Known for their sustainability and transparency standards, their COTTON USA™ Mark signifies 100% tested and machine-picked cotton.

Hometex Peru (Peru) – a manufacturer of duvets, pillows and mattress protectors, using 100% organic raw materials while adhering to high social and environmental standards. The company’s signature alpaca wool duvets combine the lightness of goose down, the hypoallergenic qualities of synthetic fibres, and the softness of cashmere.

Zhangjiagang Coolest Life Technology (China) – the company designs and produces functional pillow collections crafted from organic materials, blending comfort with cutting-edge technology. Its flagship product, CoolisT Bio-based Foam, holds multiple international environmental certifications, such as USDA, UL, EU OK Bio Based, BiomassPla, DIN, and Certi-PUR.

GSI Creos Corporation (Japan) – specialising in textiles and industrial products, the company has developed a variety of goods including apparel, outerwear and innerwear, various household and sanitary items, and much more.

Linetextile (Korea) – Linetextile is a globally renowned distributor of bedding fabrics, including polyester fleece, modal, tencel and cotton woven. Its main markets include China, Egypt, Indonesia, Taiwan, the US, and Vietnam.

Wujiang City Yunjie Textiles (China) – a manufacturer of polyester home textile fabrics, prioritising environmentally friendly production. Their range includes including brushed, bubble, cut flower, houndstooth, and imitation linen, all certified with GRS, as well as OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 and STeP.