TEXTILLEGPROM 2027: textile and light-industry trade exhibition

10–12 March 2027
Crocus Expo, Pavilion 1, Hall 2, Krasnogorsk, Moscow Region, Russia. TEXTILLEGPROM is the 67th International Exhibition of Textile and Light Industry, organised by JSC TEXTILEXPO. Its salons bring together textile and apparel machinery, raw materials, fabrics, garments, home textiles and related products. The 2027 edition is a three-day professional event; the organiser describes the exhibition as intended for professional visitors.

Why TEXTILLEGPROM matters

Source across the textile supply chain

The exhibition combines equipment, fibres and yarns, fabrics, garment and home-textile products, accessories and supporting services. This breadth can help buyers connect production requirements with materials and supplier options rather than treating each purchasing decision in isolation.

Compare products and suppliers

Visitors can use the themed salons to shortlist relevant companies, compare product ranges and discuss specifications, supply conditions and applications directly. Production teams can focus on equipment and process needs; buyers and distributors can investigate materials, finished products and potential supply relationships.

Learn from the business programme

The autumn 2026 edition included discussions of textile-market trends, legislation and sales channels, as well as applied masterclasses and demonstrations of seamless and bonded textile technologies. These are examples from the previous edition, not a confirmed programme for March 2027.

• More than 10,800 professional visitors attended the autumn 2026 edition, according to the organiser.
• More than 100 companies from 13 countries presented products at that edition, according to the organiser.

These reported figures indicate a sizeable professional gathering, while the next edition’s final exhibitor and programme details should be checked when released.

Who should visit TEXTILLEGPROM?

Buyers and procurement teams

Useful if you are sourcing fabrics, yarns, accessories, machinery or finished textile products. Prepare a product brief with required composition, performance, volumes, delivery expectations and documentation; compare suppliers against the same criteria and record terms for follow-up.

Retail buyers and distributors

Use the apparel, home-textile and accessories sections to review ranges and identify manufacturers whose products may fit your sales channels. Ask about assortment, minimum order quantities, replenishment, lead times and distribution arrangements rather than relying on a first impression of the collection.

Textile and apparel production managers

Focus on machinery, production technologies, raw materials and technical textiles relevant to your processes. Bring equipment specifications and production constraints, then ask suppliers about capacity, compatibility, servicing, training and operating requirements.

Fashion and home-textile designers

Review fabrics, yarns, trims, colours, finishes and home-textile collections with a project or seasonal brief in mind. Capture material details and supplier contacts so promising ideas can be checked for availability and production suitability after the exhibition.

Facility procurement specialists

Hotel, restaurant and clinic procurement teams can investigate textile solutions for their facilities. Define use, durability, care and replenishment requirements before comparing products and discussing whether suppliers can meet the relevant specifications.

What can you find at TEXTILLEGPROM?

Machinery and production technology

• Textile, knitwear and hosiery production equipment
• Sewing, embroidery, steaming and other apparel-production machinery
• Packaging, labelling and thermal-printing equipment, spare parts and supervisory tools

Raw materials and technical textiles

• Natural and chemical fibres, yarns and threads
• Technical fabrics, non-wovens, protective clothing and footwear
• Fabrics for uniforms and corporate wear, dyes and textile auxiliaries

Apparel, home textiles and accessories

• Apparel fabrics, including wool, cotton, silk, viscose, blended and knitted fabrics
• Garments, underwear, headwear, leather and fur products, and fashion accessories
• Home textiles, decorative and furniture fabrics, carpets and floor coverings
• Textile haberdashery, embroidery, lace, labels and applied materials

The organiser groups these areas into specialist salons, including TEXTILLEGMASH, Technical Textile and Raw Materials, Apparel Textile, Garment and Accessories, Home Textile and Business Communications.

How to prepare for TEXTILLEGPROM

1. Set a purchasing or project objective

Decide what you need to leave with: a shortlist of machinery suppliers, comparable fabric samples, potential product lines or a clearer view of a production process. Set a realistic number of priority conversations.

2. Build a focused company list

Use the organiser’s exhibitor catalogue and exhibition app to identify relevant companies and plan the booths or sections to visit. The organiser says its app can filter companies and booths, build routes, save scanned contacts and display presentation schedules. Check the current catalogue and app information before travelling.

3. Prepare comparable questions

• For machinery: capacity, compatible materials, controls, maintenance, spare parts, installation and training.
• For fabrics and yarns: composition, construction, finish, performance, available specifications and repeat availability.
• For garments and home textiles: assortment, sizing or dimensions, care requirements, order volumes and replenishment.
• For every supplier: delivery terms, lead times, documentation, payment conditions and the next step after the show.

4. Rank meetings and research time

Mark essential suppliers as A, useful comparisons as B, and exploratory stops as C. Leave time for unexpected discoveries and the business programme, but avoid filling the day with unqualified conversations.

Make useful comparisons on site

For each company, record Company → Product → Why it fits → Specification or term to verify → Contact → Next action. For a machinery discussion, for example, note the target process, material, output requirement and service questions alongside the model details. For fabrics, record composition, finish, intended use and sample availability. This makes conversations easier to compare after the exhibition.

Confirm the March 2027 programme and exhibitor information through the organiser as they become available. The autumn 2026 business programme covered market trends, legislation and sales channels, alongside masterclasses and demonstrations of seamless and bonded textile technologies; these past activities should not be assumed to repeat unchanged.

Plan your visit and access

The exhibition is scheduled for three days at Crocus Expo, Pavilion 1, Hall 2. The organiser lists Myakinino metro station on the Blue Line, parking for oversized vehicles and the address 16 Mezhdunarodnaya Street, Krasnogorsk, Moscow Region. Its visitor information lists hours of 10:00–18:00 on the first two days and 10:00–15:00 on the final day. Recheck the organiser’s current access and daily schedule before travelling.

Admission information on the organiser’s visitor page describes a free invitation ticket. Check the current registration requirements and ticket terms directly with the organiser before making plans.

After TEXTILLEGPROM: turn notes into decisions

Within a day or two, sort contacts into immediate requirements, potential future suppliers and market information. For priority suppliers, send a concise follow-up that identifies the product or equipment discussed, the specification or sample required, expected volumes and the next decision date. Compare offers on the same basis, verify technical documentation and commercial terms, and involve production or quality colleagues before committing.

Who should consider exhibiting?

The event’s published salons cover manufacturers and suppliers of textile machinery, raw materials, fabrics, garments, accessories, home textiles and related technologies. The autumn 2026 organiser report says more than 100 companies from 13 countries exhibited. Companies considering a stand should define a measurable objective—such as presenting a product range to a specific buyer group, demonstrating a technology or assessing distributor interest—and confirm participation details with the organiser.

TEXTILLEGPROM visitor checklist

Before

• ☐ Define sourcing, production or product-development priorities.
• ☐ Check the current exhibitor catalogue, registration requirements and programme.
• ☐ Prepare comparable technical and commercial questions.

During

• ☐ Record specifications, samples requested, contacts and agreed next actions.
• ☐ Compare like-for-like products and note unanswered questions.
• ☐ Allow time for relevant demonstrations or business sessions if confirmed for 2027.

After

• ☐ Send targeted follow-ups and request missing specifications or terms.
• ☐ Compare suppliers against the original brief before making a purchase decision.

Is TEXTILLEGPROM worth visiting?

TEXTILLEGPROM is most relevant to professionals who need to source, compare or present products across textile manufacturing, apparel, home textiles and related supply chains. The specialist salons and reported professional attendance offer a focused setting for supplier research, while the value of a visit depends on matching the sections to a clear objective and capturing comparable details. A prepared shortlist is more useful than trying to cover every product category.

TEXTILLEGPROM 2027 at a glance

The organiser has announced the dates and venue for the 67th edition. Check its current visitor information for updated programme, catalogue and registration details.

Your TEXTILLEGPROM plan

Choose the suppliers, technologies or product ranges you need to assess, then use the exhibition to compare them and agree practical next steps. Define. Compare. Record. Follow up.

Textile and apparel opportunities in Russia

Market size and demand

Russia produced 681.3 million square metres of synthetic fabrics in 2025, a 4% year-on-year increase, according to market information reported by TAdviser. This is a national production indicator, not a measure of demand for any particular machine, fibre or textile product.

What this may mean for exhibitors

Machinery, material and technology suppliers may use TEXTILLEGPROM to investigate how their products fit specific Russian textile-production requirements and to discuss possible technical or distribution relationships. The aggregate fabric figure does not establish segment-level investment or sales demand; companies should validate application, service, conformity and commercial requirements directly.

What this may mean for visitors

Buyers and production teams may compare equipment, fabrics and inputs against defined process or sourcing needs. Use the event to identify relevant options, then verify specifications, supply conditions and product requirements before deciding.

Discover Moscow

The exhibition venue is in Krasnogorsk, in Moscow Region, rather than in Moscow municipality. Visitors extending a business trip into Moscow can consider the Tretyakov Gallery’s historic collection of Russian art and the New Tretyakov at Krymsky Val, which focuses on twentieth-century and contemporary art. Confirm current visitor arrangements with each institution. These city visits are separate from the event venue.