Chinese Textile Firms Feature Prominently at Apparel Textile Sourcing Uzbekistan 2025 Launch

Singapore, Singapore Oct 10, 2025  – Apparel Textile Sourcing Uzbekistan 2025 will take place at the Tashkent UzExpoCentre from October 14 to 16, 2025. The event incorporates three specialized exhibitions: Heimtextil Uzbekistan, Texworld Tashkent, and Apparelsourcing Tashkent. These three Messe Frankfurt-authorized exhibitions will be held simultaneously at the same location. By consolidating resources from the home textile, fabric, and garment supply chains, the expo aims to introduce premium raw materials and finished goods to Uzbekistan and Central Asia, thereby boosting the region’s global competitive edge.

As Uzbekistan’s most international textile exhibition, featuring significant participation from Chinese enterprises, the event has attracted over 100 Chinese companies showcasing themselves under the unified “CHINA BRAND” banner. It is anticipated that the event will attract over 5,000 visitors from Uzbekistan, Pakistan, the UAE, Turkey, Russia, and other Central Asian nations.

In recent years, the Belt and Road Initiative has greatly strengthened economic and trade ties between China and Uzbekistan, resulting in significant cooperative achievements. As the world’s leading apparel producer and exporter, China offers a comprehensive industrial system bolstered by constantly improving technology and design capabilities. Uzbekistan, situated in the heart of Central Asia, benefits from a strategic geographical location. Furthermore, its expanding population and rapid urbanization are driving up demand for products like clothing, bedding, curtains, carpets, and other items. These elements provide substantial complementary potential for collaboration between the two nations.

Chinese exhibitors have expressed strong hopes for accessing new markets through the event. Nantong Youmian Haochen, which provides high-quality, region-specific textiles to hotels globally, is eager to grow its local network in Uzbekistan. Qingdao Yuling Shanjia, a first-time participant, is displaying bedding and bath towels with the intention of securing new orders. Meanwhile, Zhejiang Huifeng New Materials will showcase cutting-edge production methods, including composite printing and embossing. Zhejiang Textiles Group, founded in 1979, is also making its debut at the fair, intending to introduce water-free dyeing technology and garments to the region while exploring diverse supply chain partnerships based on local resources.

Supported by MOFCOM China and hosted by the China Chamber of Commerce for Import & Export of Textiles, the event is a key component of the expo authorized by Messe Frankfurt. It spans approximately 4,000 square meters and anticipates participation from over 250 exhibitors.