The 26th session of SPINEXPO Shanghai, the leading trade fair for yarns and fibres is organized by independent textile specialists. SPINEXPO to present a truly international top level offer in the field of fibres, yarns for knitting, circular knit and weaving (fabrics and upholstery), socks, laces, labels and technical textiles.
At the exhibition, The Woolmark Company will host a workshop dedicated to The Wool Lab Autumn/Winter 2016/17 collections. The company will also hold its annual Merino Innovations seminar/workshop at the exhibition, presented by Global Innovations Manager, Roy Kettlewell.
The exhibition will present the Autumn/Winter 2016-17 collections and trends to an international audience, featuring specialist trend areas and networking opportunities for industry professionals.
The exhibit to be included in this event will be cashmere & wool sweaters, gloves, hosiery, scarves and tie, knitting machinery, textile designing, Polyester, Polypropylene, Acrylic and Viscose fibers, Polyester-Nylon-Polypropylene-Acrylic-Viscose-Cuprammonium and Acetate Filament Yarns, Natural fibers, Cotton, Cellulosic, Silk, Wool, Angora, Mohair and Camel Hair, Value Added Spun and Blended Yarns.
The SPINEXPO will take place from 1-3 September 2015 at the Shanghai World Expo Exhibition & Convention Center in Shanghai, China.
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