Gartex India 2017, a comprehensive trade show on garment textile machinery is targeted to address the interests of those who wish to reach out to the textile and garment machinery & accessories market in India. Gartex is designed to be the trendsetter for the industry player to showcase new technology, state-of-the-art equipment, materials and services.
Gartex is dedicated to the entire value chain of garment & textile manufacturing solutions and technologies, demonstrating all round advancements in the Indian textile & garment manufacturing industry.
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.
It will also provide a unique platform for international and national suppliers and trade visitors to expand their business opportunities in the garment and textile industry in India through networking and engaging in investment opportunities during the show.
Gartex 2017, is expected to welcome more than 150 national and international exhibitors with their latest products & technology for over 15,000 trade visitors.
This year the show will have a special focus on DIGITEX, an exclusive show on digital textile printing technologies
With a committed focus on promoting the Indian Digital Textile Printing Industry, Digitex will serve as an innovative platform for digital textile printing technologies by showcasing the latest developments in textile printing machinery, inks, software and services.
Additionally, exciting opportunities for home furnishing & interior decoration, apparel & fashion, corporate interiors and other related segments would also be there on the anvil.
The show will take place from 29 to 31 July at Pragati Maidan in New Delhi.
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