Gartex 2016, a comprehensive tradeshow on garment textile machinery makes its much-awaited debut this year with more than 100 exhibitors lined-up to participate in the 3-day show to be held at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi.
The Show hopes to accelerate technological advances in the Indian textile & garments industry through the showcase of high-quality, high-speed and competitively-priced products.
The show is targeted to address the interests of those who wish to reach out to the textile and garment machinery & accessories market in India. Acting as the definitive gateway to provide excellent quality and one-stop selling and sourcing platform, the event will showcase products, services and technologies related to the complete production chain.
Occupying 6,000 sqm of exhibition area, Gartex will display and promote new technology and state-of-the-art equipment, materials and services in hopes to accelerate technological advances in the Indian textile & garment industry.
The comprehensive tradeshow will incorporate 3 distinct sections: Digitex, Fashion ‘Fabs’ Show and Trims Expo, which will each focus on distinct product categories for easy sourcing and enquiries. This includes products and services related to garment & textile machinery, digital textile printers, embroidery equipment, testing equipment & controls, special inks & dyes, embellishments, assortment of fabrics and allied services.
Gartex provide a unique platform for national & international suppliers and trade visitors to expand their business opportunities in the garment and textile industry in India; the show will witness new product launches and live demos of equipment & techniques by some of the biggest manufacturers in the industry.
Gartex is the only show where one can source complete garment manufacturing solutions from companies Pan India under one roof, thereby making it a definitive gateway into the garment and textile industry of India.
Gartex will be held from Saturday, August 27, 2016 to Monday, August 29, 2016 at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi, India.
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