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2012 Poland International Professional Textile Exhibition

Exhibition time: 27-29 February 2012

Venue: Poznan International Exhibition Center, Poland

Scope of exhibition: clothing Hall: (men, women, children), underwear, jeans, Western-style clothes, sportswear, fur, clothing accessories (necktie, scarf, brooch, etc.);

Museum of accessories: cotton and linen fabrics, knitwear, textile products, fur products, accessories and accessories.

Home textiles: Home Textiles (curtains, sofa fabrics, carpets, towels) curtain rail, awning, etc.

Underwear shop: all kinds of underwear, swimsuit, beach wear, socks and so on.

Footwear Hall: all kinds of shoes (men, women, children's shoes, sports shoes, fashion shoes, casual shoes, labor insurance shoes, leather shoes, slippers, etc.) and footwear accessories and leather products;

Introduction:

The exhibition is the largest textile industry in Poland and even in central and Eastern Europe.

Exhibition

Founded in 1992, it is organized by the largest exhibition organizer in Poland, the largest textile exhibition in Poland.

So far, years of accumulation have made it one of the best exhibition platforms for the relevant industries in the industry to occupy the central and Eastern European market and thus radiate the whole European market.

The exhibition can be said to be a win-win event for exhibitors and purchasers in the international textile industry.

Last year's review:

Tex-style 2010 - Tex-style was acquired in March 2010.

Unprecedented success

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This is not only the growth of figures on all kinds of data, but also the visitors become more professional. According to the final statistics, the professional audience has reached 5200. Exhibitors have become more internationalized, with enterprises from China, Czech, France, Germany, the United Kingdom, Greece, Italy, Lithuania, Luxemburg, Holland, Poland, Portugal, Belarus, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine and other enterprises to participate in the exhibition.

It is difficult to find a room near the exhibition hall.

In addition to these, it is worth mentioning that a special guest arrived at the exhibition site in March 2009: Mr. Wolfgang Gruschwitz.

The famous person in Europe's business world who has never known before is that he has been distributing the following brands, such as Coca Cola, Zara, Red Bull, H o GL Shoe, and is a real big buyer.

From this point of view, it is the popularity of Tex-style that attracts such a large customer.

Textile industry in Poland occupies a more important position in Poland.

According to the statistics of Poland Textile Association, in 2002, Poland textile and apparel business amounted to 3 billion 100 million euros (of which: 2 billion 100 million European textiles, 1 billion European clothing); its textile and garment accessories exportation amounted to 2 billion 900 million euros, while the import amount amounted to 3 billion 700 million euros; by 2005, Poland's textile and garment sales volume amounted to 5 billion 200 million euros (including: 3 billion 600 million euros of textiles, 1 billion 600 million euros of clothing).

According to the statistics of Poland Central Bureau of Statistics (GUS), the textile and clothing market in Poland amounted to 35-40 billion US dollars, the annual growth rate of textile and clothing consumption was over 5%, and the per capita expenditure of clothing and footwear was 7%.

The EU is Poland's most important trading partner for textile and garment accessories. In 2005, the EU exported to Poland textiles and clothing amounting to 3 billion 100 million euros. Germany is the largest textile and garment trading partner in Poland, and the products of brands such as HUGO BOSS and BETTY BARCLAY in Germany occupy an important proportion in the Poland sales market.

Poland has a huge demand for fabric textiles. The main suppliers are Germany, Italy, France, Holland, Denmark, Belgium, Korea and China.

There are 46000 enterprises in Poland garment processing industry, of which 90% are

private enterprise

There are only 700 employees with more than 50 employees.

Although the clothing industry in Poland is still fragmented, even though the largest producer accounts for only a few percent of the market share, the industry plays a decisive role in the whole Poland economy.

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