China Textile & Clothing Trade Fair 2024 in Paris

China Textile & Apparel Trade Fair (Paris) will be held on 5-7 February 2024 at Porte de Versailles Exhibition Centre, Paris, France.

 

Exhibition Review:

 

In July 2023, a total of 1,366 exhibitors from 27 countries and regions participated in the show, including 503 apparel and garment enterprises, 760 fabric and accessories enterprises, 65 denim clothing and fabrics, 23 leather and fur, and 15 new textile technology. There are 503 exhibitors from 14 countries and regions, including 401 Chinese enterprises, accounting for 80%. Paris Fabrics has 760 exhibitors from 20 countries and regions, including 517 Chinese enterprises, accounting for 68%.

 

The scale of Chinese pavilion is the largest, and the number of international pavilions remains stable. The Chinese Pavilion is the largest one, with 975 fabrics and accessories enterprises as well as garment and apparel enterprises, accounting for 71.3% of the exhibitors. Other large national pavilions were Turkey, India, South Korea, Pakistan, Taiwan, Bangladesh and Hong Kong SAR.

 

A total of 6,800 professional visitors were welcomed to the show (repeat visitors were not counted), with 68% coming from Europe, mainly France, Italy, Spain and the UK. Sourcing products 30% womenswear, 19% menswear, 12% sportswear, 10% apparel, 8% childrenswear, others including lingerie and swimwear, leather, design services and workwear.

 

Product categories remained stable, with a large number of exhibitors in women's wear and knitted fabrics. In terms of product categories: 1, apparel section, the largest category is women's clothing (all about her), accounting for 34%; followed by Sports & Leisure (Sports & Leisure), accounting for 19%; in addition to knits (knits), accounting for 17%, the above three categories accounted for 70% of the overall 2, fabric section, the largest category is knitted fabrics, accounting for 22%; followed by embroidery and knitted fabrics, accounting for 22%; followed by embroidered fabrics and knitted fabrics. 22%; followed by embroidery and lace 15.5%; cotton fabrics 12%; light fabrics 10.5%; sports and functional fabrics 7.7%; printed fabrics 6%, the above six categories accounted for 78.2% of the overall.