The 13th edition of the Gartex Texprocess India Expo is set to make its mark with an extended lineup and new features, when it is held on 31-23 August 2025 from the Hall 2, 3, and 4 in 21-23 August 2025, jointly organized by the Mex Exhibition Private. Ltd. and Mess Frankfurt Trade Fair India Pvt. Ltd., the event will introduce two major additions – Leatherx Pavilion and Textile Care Forum made apparel, textile manufacturing, leather goods and their appeal to stakeholders in denim industries.
The new Delhi version will feature over 200 exhibitions and 600+ brands, including prominent players from China, Japan, Italy, Germany and Singapore. Remarkable, 35% of the exhibitors will make their debut in the show. Spread over 1,50,000 square feet, the event will host the denim show (in association with the denim manufacturers association), as well as dedicated areas such as clothes and trims shows, screen print India – textile and leather pavilion.
This year is a highlight Textile Care Forum, a knowledge-gradation platform created in partnership with the Dryclaners and Launders Association of India set for 22 August 2025. The discussion will focus on the role of washing and finishing in a dress of a dress, environmental ideas, EPR guidelines, sustainable laundry practices and green chemistry. Meanwhile, leatherx pavilion will highlight innovations in leather processing, tanning, fashion goods and shoes, promoting new cooperation opportunities.
Mr. Raj Manek, Executive Director and Board Member, Mess Frankfurt Asia Holdings Limited commented: “The significant growth of India’s textile sector is reflected in the success of Gartex Texproos India. With the onset of Textile Care Forum and Leatherx Pavilion, with Smart Automation and Dry-Clusion in Loodrians, we are with a happy experience”
In these years, Gartex Texproses India has developed a wider industry showcase from a apparel machinery and manufacturing solutions event, including weaving, embroidery, digital printing, sewing technologies, trims, accessories, software and e-commerce solutions.
Ms. Himoni Gulati and Mr. Gaurav Juneja, Director of MEX Exhibitions Pvt. Ltd., added: “With over 200 exhibitions and around 600 brands, this will be one of our most impressive versions. Our continuous emphasis on new features such as technology-powered solutions and textile care forums and leatherx pavilions ensures that the event remains a complete sourcing and networking hub for the industry.”
India’s denim sector commands a global appearance, with an annual production capacity of 1,600 million meters and an increase in 2024 from US $ 2.43 billion to 2030 (CAGR of 8%) by 2030. The purpose of the co-located denim show is to take advantage of this development, which provides a platform for networking, cooperation and customer outreach.
With the integration of leather, textile care, and denim segment, the 2025 version promises a 360-degree industry showcase for value-added services from raw materials and production technologies and ended the goods to cement their position as a major global platform for India’s textile and apparel sector.
