The seventh edition of India International Yarn Exhibition – Yarnex 2015 , the only sourcing event of its kind to be held in the textile hub of South India that will bring together under one roof the manufacturers of yarns, both natural and man-made fiber types, from across the country and overseas.
Yarnex will see 51 exhibitors displaying textile products like value-added fibres and yarns. Supplier of services related to the textile and apparel industry will be also participating in the show.
At Yarnex, visitors will get the opportunity to see spandex fibres, BCI yarns, organic yarns, colour mélange and dyed yarns, modal yarns, recycled polyester yarns, metallic yarns, iridescent yarns, antique yarns, fancy yarns, etc.
Among companies exhibiting at Yarnex are; Reliance Industries, Indian Rayon, Indorama Industries, Grasim Industries, RSWM Ltd, Amarjothi Spinning, Brightex Corporation from Japan, Damodar Industries, etc.
According to the organisers, YARNEX 2015 will provide access to high quality buyers from Tirupur, Coimbatore, Salem, Karur, Erode, Madurai, Komarapalayam, Mumbai, Delhi, Ahmedabad, Gurgaon, Bangalore, Hyderabad in India and the USA, Myanmar, Sir Lanka, UK, Italy, China Thailand and Middle East from overseas.
YARNEX comes from the S S Textile Media stable, an organization that has been successfully conducting the Fabrics & Accessories Trade Show in Bangalore for 10 years and has added HOMTEX – the India International Home Textile Exhibition in 2012 to its portfolio.
Yarnex will be taking off from September 10-12, 2015, at the India Knit Fair Complex in Tirupur.
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