\tTexworld NYC, Apparel Sourcing NYC, and Printsource return to the Javits Center January 20\u201322, 2026, uniting the global textile and apparel communities for three full days of discovery, insight, and connection.<\/p>\n
Texworld NYC, Apparel Sourcing NYC and Printsource will return to Javits Center on January 20\u201322, 2026, uniting global textile and apparel players.
\nThe show features international pavilions, sustainable and circular sourcing zones, low-MOQ suppliers, surface design studios, and expert Textile Talks to connect sourcing, creativity and production under one roof.<\/p>\n
\tThe Winter 2026 show floor will bring together a robust international exhibitor lineup, featuring global pavilions and specialized sourcing areas designed to refect the realities of today\u2019s fashion supply chain. Buyers will get direct access to a wide spectrum of sourcing options \u2014 supporting everything from large-scale production to niche, sustainability-driven initiatives.<\/p>\n
\tSpecialty Sourcing Categories<\/b><\/p>\n
\tRecognizing the demand for greater fexibility and responsible sourcing, Texworld NYC offers dedicated specialty sourcing categories to help buyers quickly identify the right partners.<\/p>\n
\tTexpertise Econogy: A signature sustainability initiative that combines economy and ecology to spotlight exhibitors with certified eco-friendly and responsibly produced materials, helping attendees quickly find sustainable sourcing partners.<\/p>\n
\tDeadstock: This curated area highlights surplus, reclaimed, and upcycled fabrics, giving buyers access to circular materials that support waste reduction and conscious design.<\/p>\n
\tSmall Quantity: Designed for emerging and independent brands, this sourcing category features suppliers offering low minimum order quantities, enabling greater flexibility for capsule collections and early-stage production.<\/p>\n
\tExhibitors participating in each specialty sourcing category can be easily identified by dedicated booth id logos on the show foor, as well as through filters within the Texworld NYC mobile app.<\/p>\n
\tExtending the sourcing journey into the creative phase, Printsource, co-located with Texworld and Apparel Sourcing NYC, provides a dedicated platform for surface and textile design. Featuring international design studios and original artwork across apparel, home, and accessory markets, Printsource connects material sourcing with design inspiration \u2014 bridging concept, creativity, and production under one roof.<\/p>\n
\t\u201cAs brands rethink where and how they produce, they are no longer looking for just factories. They are looking for sourcing systems that give them flexibility, transparency, and long-term stability. Our goal with Texworld is to make that entire decision-making process visible and actionable in one place,\u201d states Caner Ozkan, Show Manager, Fashion + Apparel, Messe Frankfurt Inc.<\/b><\/p>\n
\tA Global Affair<\/b><\/p>\n
\tAs sourcing strategies continue to shift globally, the co-located event will reflect the growing interest in regions that offer both stability and manufacturing strength. Apparel Sourcing New York City will feature a strong showing from Bangladesh, a leading hub for apparel manufacturing, with more than 10 companies participating in the country pavilion and showcasing capabilities across a wide range of garment categories. Within Texworld New York City, sourcing interest in Korea continues to grow, supported by its expertise in textile innovation and advanced fabric development. The Korea Pavilion will feature more than 20 participating companies, offering buyers access to high-quality materials, technical textiles, and forward-thinking fabric solutions. Additional country pavilions representing Taiwan, Uzbekistan, and Mexico will further expand the show\u2019s global footprint.<\/p>\n
\tAdditional Special Features<\/b><\/p>\n
\tTexworld\u2019s premier educational series, Textile Talks, will feature voices from globally recognized fashion brands, including Tory Burch, Victoria\u2019s Secret, Steve Madden, COACH, and Thom Browne. These industry leaders will offer real-world insight into how today\u2019s brands are navigating sourcing, innovation, and responsibility in an increasingly complex global landscape.<\/p>\n
\tThe event will offer further opportunities for insight and discovery through the Exhibitor Pitch, powered by Texpertise. This fast-paced program invites exhibitors to present their latest materials, technologies, and sourcing solutions directly to buyers and designers through concise, high-impact presentations held live on the show floor.<\/p>\n
\tCollectively, these offerings provide industry professionals with the tools, insight, and connections needed to move forward with confidence.<\/p>\n
\tRegistration remains open and is complimentary for all industry professionals!<\/p>\n
\tNote: The headline, insights, and image of this press release may have been refined by the Fibre2Fashion staff; the rest of the content remains unchanged. <\/p>\n
Fibre2Fashion News Desk (HU)<\/p>\n
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