International China Textile and Garment Exhibition, Melbourne, Australia

Exhibition introduction

Australia China Textile and Garment Exhibition, International Sourcing Expo and Footwear&Leather Show were held in the same place at the same time. The exhibition has been held in Australia since 2001, once a year, and has been successfully held for 18 times, with great influence. In particular, since 2006, the Melbourne International Textile, Clothing and Footwear Fair (TCF) in Australia has been closed, which makes the "China Textile and Clothing Fair" in Australia the only influential textile and clothing exhibition in Australia. The organizer of the exhibition is China Textile import and Export Chamber of Commerce, which is subordinate to the Ministry of Commerce and was established on October 18, 1988. It is a large national intermediary organization in the textile and garment import and export industry in China and even the world. It has more than 12000 member enterprises, covering 34 provinces, cities, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government, engaged in the production, import and export of various textile fibers, yarns, fabrics, clothing, household textiles, industrial textiles and accessories. The exhibition hall is the Sydney International Convention Center, located in Darling Harbor, near Cockle Bay and Tumbalong Park. Launched in 2016, it is a large and fully integrated conference center in Australia, integrating conference halls, exhibition halls and entertainment centers. As a multi-functional venue, the Sydney International Convention Center has more than 70 meeting rooms, three theaters and two formal banquet halls, with a total exhibition area of 35000 square meters. The 2019 Sydney International China Textile and Garment Exhibition will surely become a grand event for the Australian textile industry!

Scope of exhibits

1. Clothing: men's suits, women's wear, children's wear, sportswear, casual wear, jeans, sweaters, shirts, beach/swimwear, underwear, pajamas, knitwear, work clothes/uniforms, down jackets, outdoor clothing;

2. Home textiles: towels, quilts, pillows, bed sheets, home decorations, blankets, curtains, tablecloths, kitchen textiles;

3. Fabrics: knitted, woven, silk, wool, hemp and environment-friendly materials;

4. Clothing and accessories: neckties, scarves, gloves, socks, hats, yarn, buckles, buttons, lace, shoe buckles, decorative beads, sewing supplements;

5. Shoes: fashion shoes, leather shoes, sandals, boots, slippers, injection molding shoes, sports shoes, children's shoes;

6. Leather: leather clothes and belts;

7. Luggage: suitcase, backpack, wallet.