From 2 to 4 February 2026, the 58th edition of the show will bring together more than 1,100 exhibitors from 33 countries at Paris–Le Bourget Exhibition Centre. As a true sourcing platform, the event stands out for its diversity, clear structure and operational efficiency, giving international buyers direct access to an offer tailored to their needs.
A sourcing platform in motion Given the rapid changes in the market, Texworld Apparel Sourcing Paris confirms its strategic role for textile and apparel professionals. The presence of more than one thousand exhibitors across Halls 2, 3 and 4 highlights the strength of a constantly evolving market, where finding reliable and competitive partners remains essential for brands.
To meet buyers’ expectations, Texworld offers thematic sourcing routes adapted to each profile, dedicated networking areas to encourage exchanges, and innovative digital tools that make it easier to connect with exhibitors. A unique opportunity to meet key industry players and anticipate tomorrow’s trends.
Smoother visitor journeys
While the overall layout remains centred around Halls 2, 3 and 4, the distribution of major sectors has been redesigned to improve visitor flow and offer a more transversal reading of the show. The goal is simple: help buyers explore fabrics and finished products in a way that matches sourcing logic. The All About Her area of Apparel Sourcing and Texworld’s Knit offer are now grouped in Hall 3, alongside national pavilions. Hall 4 hosts the Activewear and Casual & Sport sectors, while the Print and Jacquard universes are now closer to Silky Aspects. Hall 2 remains the central hub for inspiration and exchange, with trend forums, conferences, service areas and networking spaces.
Texworld: richness and diversity of textile expertise
For its February edition, Texworld Paris will gather 591 exhibitors from 18 countries, confirming the strength of the international offer in fabrics and raw materials. Major production regions – China, Turkey, India, Korea and Taiwan – will be represented. National pavilions and collective delegations will showcase a wide range of skills, including the Turkish pavilion led by the Istanbul Chamber of Commerce (ITO), offering workshops on the traditional art of Ebru, and the Korean pavilion, bringing together 34 companies supported by KOFOTI. Key sectors such as Embroidery, Knit, and activewear fabrics continue to grow, demonstrating the high level of creativity and technical expertise present at the show.
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