Autumn Edition 2016 of the Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics, the most comprehensive and leading event in the global apparel fabrics and accessories industry is ready to set new records for the exhibitor number and scale with more than 5,000 exhibitors from more than 25 countries and regions are expected to exhibit in 10 halls totalling 260,000 m2 at the National Exhibition and Convention Center, Shanghai, from October 11-13, 2016.
Product categories include cotton, denim, functional, knitted, linen, man-made, printed, ramie, silk, sustainable and wool fabrics, as well as accessories, embroidery and lace, fibers and yarns plus design and testing services.
Meanwhile, in the recent editions of Intertextile Shanghai, the fair organizers have received strong appreciation for creating distinctive pavilions and product zones. Wendy Wen, Senior General Manager of Messe Frankfurt (HK) said that many exhibitors and buyers reported to them that their experience was more successful because it was easier for them to identify their target buyers or products due to the product zones and pavilions.
Following on from the success of previous fairs, numerous country and region pavilions, group pavilions and product zones are confirmed to feature again in this Autumn Edition, all designed to help exhibitors meet their target buyers.

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