Shanghai gears up for spring edition of PH value knitwear fair

The Spring edition of PH Value China International Knitting Fair, sponsored by China National Textile and Apparel Council (CNTAC ) and organized jointly by the Sub-council of Textile Industry, CCPIT (CCPIT TEX ) and the China Knitting Industrial Association (CKIA ) will take place this March in Shanghai.

According to organizers, PH Value is committed to the knitting clothing and accessories, showing the latest developments in product and technology, coupled with fashion highlights in trend forecast.

The show created to directly support the growth of the Chinese knitting industry is a unique platform for the exhibitors to meet potential customers, explore new market opportunities, and learn the next season’s trends.

The organizers endeavor to make it a bridge for both exhibitors and buyers to develop win-win cooperation and support the growth of Chinese knitting industry.

PH Value is also seen as a service platform for the industry, inviting agents, retailers, franchisers, wholesalers, department stores, chain supermarkets, trade companies, as well as e-buyers to network with the attending brands.

In addition, the exhibitors will share more than 100,000 professional visitors with the other four international shows taking place simultaneously.
These include Intertextile Apparel Fabrics, CHIC, Intertextile Home Textiles and Yarn Expo.

China International Knitting Fair Spring edition of PH value will be held from 15-17 March at at the National Exhibition and Convention Center in Shanghai.

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