Gartex Texprocess India, the premier event encompassing all aspects of the garment and textile industry, recently concluded its New Delhi edition with a resounding success. This trade fair witnessed a substantial influx of visitors and bustled with high-level business activities, informative seminars, and an impressive product showcase, signifying the growth and vibrancy of India’s garment and textile sector.
The event garnered significant interest from visitors by showcasing cutting-edge tools, products, and machinery for garment and textile manufacturing, all with an unwavering commitment to delivering top-quality products. This dedication paid off, attracting a remarkable 14,895 trade visitors from 384 cities across India, 28 Indian states, 7 Union Territories, and 27 countries.
Leading brands like Jaysynth, Mimaki, Epson, Morgan Technica, Groz Beckert, DuPont, Schmetz India, Jack, Brother, Kansai, Siruba, Durkopp Adler, Colorjet, and many more displayed their latest offerings, resulting in successful business engagements that left both exhibitors and visitors satisfied.
One of the standout features of the event was live demonstrations by multiple brands. These demonstrations not only engaged visitors but also provided valuable insights into the capabilities of various products and machinery. The Surat Pavilion, Screen-Print India, Fabrics & Trims zones, and The Denim Show in association with the Denim Manufacturers Association all played a crucial role in adding value to the event. The Denim Show, in particular, drew attention to sustainability with thoughtfully designed art installations, effectively raising awareness among visitors.
The success of the event was palpable in the positive responses from exhibitors and visitors alike. Amandeep Singh Kukreja, Managing Director of PS Dyeing House, highlighted how the event introduced him to new machinery and chemical products for a potential new product line, specifically related to T-shirt printing. Angad Singh Puri, Managing Director of Franklyn Wearing, expressed satisfaction with the collection of printing technologies and denim-related information at the show.
The event also featured a series of sessions spanning three days, focusing on sustainability in textile manufacturing and technological advancements in the industry. Topics included “Circular Fashion: Building Pathways For ESG,” which addressed the carbon footprint issue in the textile industry due to the absence of a policy framework and operational regulations. Experts emphasized the need for awareness and government initiatives to make the industry more sustainable.
Gaurav Juneja, Director of MEX Exhibitions Pvt Ltd, praised the event’s success, highlighting its potential for the textile and garments industry. Raj Manek, Executive Director and Board Member of Messe Frankfurt Asia Holdings Pvt Ltd, expressed his delight at the event’s back-to-back successful editions and its role in supporting the Indian textile manufacturing sector. The next edition of Gartex Texprocess India is scheduled for February 1-3, 2024, at the Jio World Convention Centre in Mumbai, promising to showcase an array of high-end innovations in the textile and garment industry.
