Texworld Evolution Paris and Apparel Sourcing Paris are collaborating to present a line-up with 1,260 companies participating in the two shows.
Texworld reports having 760 companies representing major sourcing countries including China, Korea, Turkey, India, and Taiwan.
Go deeper with GlobalData
Apparel Sourcing Paris, will host over 500 companies specialising in finished products, and feature a significant presence of European manufacturers.
This year’s edition reaffirms the role of international suppliers and European markets in the global fashion and apparel industry. As 2024 marks a crucial point for buyers developing their Spring-Summer 2025 collections.
Texworld Evolution Paris aims to provide visitors with insights into market developments and demand trends. The 2024 edition introduces trend areas for each show, featuring innovative samples closely following market trends.
US Tariffs are shifting - will you react or anticipate?
Don’t let policy changes catch you off guard. Stay proactive with real-time data and expert analysis.
By GlobalDataHighlight areas will present a broader selection of garments and raw materials, assisting buyers in their selection process.
“Texpertise Econogy”: Embracing Sustainability
This year’s focus on “Texpertise Econogy” underscores the fusion of ecology and economic development.
Texworld Evolution Paris will adopt this approach to guide its sustainable development initiatives and shape the sourcing methods of its platform.
The newly introduced Econogy Finder will enable visitors to access an online directory listing about 80 companies that produce sustainably.
Exhibitors committed to sustainable supply chains, materials, and processes will be recognised with visible Econogy symbols, having undergone verification by third-party organisations.
Several conferences on February 5 will delve into topics such as the Texpertise Econogy concept, “zero waste” fashion solutions, alternative finishing techniques, environmental and social impact communication, and the reorganisation of textile industry value chains.
Key Participants
Indonesia and Taiwan are making a return, showcasing a high-quality range of silky products, cotton fabrics, and embroidery expertise.
European companies, such as Italy’s Aquilatero, will also debut the prominence of performance textiles in the 2025 collections.
The Denim Village will unite international companies from Bangladesh, China, India, and Pakistan, offering raw materials and finished products.
A dedicated pavilion will showcase nine Ukrainian companies, highlighting their expertise in womenswear products that have long been present in the sourcing schemes of French and European principals, along with representation from Bulgaria and the Foursource hub.
