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Texworld Apparel Sourcing Paris welcomes over 1,200 exhibitors from 25 countries

More than 1,200 exhibitors from twenty-five countries are taking part in Texworld Apparel Sourcing Paris from 10 to 12 February at the Paris-Le-Bourget Exhibition Centre, showcasing the very best in global sourcing to help fashion brands build their Spring-Summer 2026 collections. Over the three days, international buyers will have access to the leading market platform for textiles and clothing, and will be able to discover, in a refurbished space, a first-rate offering with a very wide choice at competitive prices.
© 2025 Messe Frankfurt Paris
© 2025 Messe Frankfurt Paris


This unique concentration of manufacturers and makers constitutes the heart of the international market in the mid-range segments, which now account for the bulk of finished garment consumption.

Reflecting the diversity of global sourcing

At a time when the search for new sources of supply is becoming essential, Texworld Apparel Sourcing Paris offers buyers an unrivalled diversity. The show brings together not only the major players in global sourcing, such as China, Turkey, India, Korea, Pakistan and Taiwan, but also suppliers from alternative zones with rich expertise, such as Malaysia, Singapore, the UK, Vietnam, the Netherlands, Africa - a dozen companies from Ethiopia, Rwanda, Egypt and Benin will be in Paris in February - and South America. For the first time this year, Texworld will be welcoming an Argentinian woollen manufacturer - Industrias Textiles Frione - which offers a range of top-quality fabrics while promoting manufacturing processes that are particularly environmentally friendly.

Texpertise Econogy: initiatives to promote sustainable fashion

As part of its commitment to more responsible fashion, Messe Frankfurt is supporting players who respect the ecological and social standards of the textile industry. At the entrance to Hall 4, the new ‘Initiatives’ zone will be showcasing inspiring and sustainable solutions promoted by some exhibitors. This area (where you'll find press and partner stands, events and trend forums) will also host the China Textile Information Centre's trend forum, as well as the Texpertise Econogy Hub, where Messe Frankfurt will be presenting its commitments to sustainability in the textile sector through the Texpertise Econogy concept, which combines ecology and economic development.

As part of this initiative, two Econogy Tours will enable visitors to discover what a selection of certified companies can offer. These guided tours, led by a specialist in the sustainable approach, will be offered on Monday 10 February (12.30pm-1.30pm) and Tuesday 11 February (10am-11am) to buyers who wish to take part. Appointments are scheduled at the Econogy Hub counter.

© 2025 Messe Frankfurt Paris
© 2025 Messe Frankfurt Paris


Conferences, trends and forecasts

To complement the product offering, a series of events and conferences will be taking place. Held in the Agora in Hall 2, they will explore market trends and prospects in detail. Louis Gérin, the shows' artistic director, will be commenting on “Neocene”, the Trendbook for the Spring-Summer 2026 season, focusing on the creative directions that will shape the fashion of tomorrow. Several conferences will provide an insight into the business models of manufacturers such as Wellfabric - Bao Lan Textiles, one of the pioneers of sustainable textiles in Vietnam, and the African platform Arise IIP, present at Apparel Sourcing.

Finally, there will be round-table discussions on forward-looking issues such as fast fashion and the challenges of sustainability in terms of production and sourcing. They will also look at solutions to support the ecological transition (Econogy Talks), as well as innovation and management challenges. These conferences, which will take place on Monday and Tuesday, are free to attend.

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10

10:30 - 11:30 Press conference

11:45 - 12:45 Néocène Spring-Summer 2026, trends conference

13:45 - 14:30 Manufacturers expertise: Wellfabric - Bao Lan Textiles and Arise IIP

14:45 - 15:45 (Fast)fashion on the couch, new fashion expectations

16:00 - 17:00 Management and fashion: time for reinvention?

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11

10:00 - 10:45 Beyond Promises: Applying a Pragmatic Approach to Sustainability in Fashion

11:00 - 11:45 New paradigm – New challenges: How to comply with this new Era

12:00 - 13:00 Reduce water and carbon footprint of the fashion industry

14:00 - 15:00 Textile Recycling Market perspectives

15:15 - 16:15 Sustainable sourcing and challenges in Asia

Synergies between materials and finished products synergies

For the Messe Frankfurt France team, this edition was also an opportunity to reorganise the visiting areas and optimise the sourcing experience in order to meet the expectations expressed by buyers. Sectors and services were reorganised to create new synergies between raw materials and finished products. Women's wear areas (All about her, Embrodery & Lace, Silky aspect...) have been set up in Hall 4 and a large area will be devoted to the outdoor - sportswear - casualwear offer in Hall 3. Hall 2 will be the place to find inspiration and exchange ideas, with trend forums and product presentations, the Agora for conferences and round tables, and services with areas for catering, relaxation and networking.

The new hall concept © 2025 Messe Frankfurt Paris
The new hall concept © 2025 Messe Frankfurt Paris




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