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Texfusion in London in March

By February 27, 20171 Min Read
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London is gearing up to host Texfusion on March 28 and 29, 2017, which caters to international fashion fabrics and accessories, home textiles, functional fabrics and garment manufacturers. Fashion fabrics will cover Lycra, silk, prints, synthetics, wool, jacquard, cotton and blends, denim, eco friendly fabrics, embroidery and lace, fake fur, zips, knitted fabrics and trims. There will be functional and sportswear linen, active wear, technical fabrics, waterproof, fire resistant, medical fabrics. Home textiles will cover fabrics for duvet covers, sheets, blankets, carpets, towels, kitchen wear. About 140 exhibitors are expected to attend this edition.
The event will provide manufacturers and their agents the opportunity to showcase their products to the most influential buyers and designers on the UK fashion scene. The show will present a carefully-selected group of high-quality international companies including the finest fabrics and accessories manufacturers. In November 2015 exhibitors came from eight countries. The most represented were China, India, South Korea, Hong Kong and Pakistan.
The fair offers a professional and friendly atmosphere where visitors have the opportunity to source from the most important manufacturers in Asia showing a wide selection of products and demonstrating their competence and experience in both design and production capability.
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