Tashkent TextileExpo Uzbekistan 2027

27–29 April 2027 at Uzexpocentre NEC, Tashkent, Uzbekistan. The 27th International Exhibition of Textile and Garment Industry is a B2B show spanning fibres and yarns through fabrics, apparel and related products.

Why Tashkent TextileExpo Uzbekistan matters

The exhibition connects textile producers, brands, buyers and distributors across the supply chain. Organiser figures for 2026 report:

• 170+ companies and brands
• More than 5,000 professional visitors and over 700 key buyers
• Visitors representing 32 countries

These are previous-edition figures, not a forecast for 2027. The organiser also describes a Special Buyer Programme for professional visitors.

Who should visit Tashkent TextileExpo Uzbekistan?

Buyers and purchasing decision-makers

Compare material and product options; prepare specifications and questions on composition, construction, order quantities, lead times and terms.

Textile and garment manufacturers

Review fibres, yarns, fabrics, non-wovens and production-related services against current manufacturing requirements.

Designers and technical specialists

Inspect material qualities, knitted and woven constructions, garments and accessories; note samples or specifications for later evaluation.

Distributors, trading companies and retail groups

Compare product ranges and identify companies for follow-up on distribution, wholesale or retail supply discussions.

What can you find at Tashkent TextileExpo Uzbekistan?

• Natural and synthetic fibres, cotton and other yarns
• Woven and knitted fabrics
• Clothing, footwear and fashion accessories
• Home textiles and non-woven products
• Textile raw materials, manufacturing services and trading equipment

The official category list spans raw inputs, intermediate materials and finished goods. Decide which stages matter most to your sourcing or product plan before you arrive.

Plan a focused visit

List the materials you need, the specifications they must meet and the questions that will help you compare suppliers. Online visitor registration is available; visitors may also attend with an invitation card and receive a badge after registering at the exhibition site. Check the organiser’s rules before travelling: 27 and 28 April are limited to industry professionals and related fields. Students may attend on 29 April only in a group with a leader; visitors under 17 may attend that day with a parent.

Organise targets by priority and record each relevant company, product, specification, contact and next action. Ask about fibre or material composition, construction, quality documentation, available ranges, minimum orders, production lead times and delivery terms. Keep sample references connected to the supplier and intended use.

A short comparison sheet can keep the visit manageable: rank suppliers by fit, note which product or specification needs verification, and distinguish an immediate sample request from a longer-term market lead. Revisit the highest-priority contacts before leaving the exhibition.

Compare textile suppliers effectively

For yarn and fibres, note material, blend and the technical measures relevant to your process. For fabrics, record construction, width, weight, finish and intended application. For apparel and home textiles, compare materials, sizing or product specifications, finish and range. Ask each supplier the same core questions so that alternatives can be assessed consistently after the exhibition.

Separate a product that merits a sample or technical review from one that is simply interesting. Before discussing a purchase, clarify order quantities, lead times, documentation and delivery terms directly with the supplier; these details are not established by a product display alone.

Exhibiting at Tashkent TextileExpo Uzbekistan

Companies whose ranges match the listed categories can present materials, apparel or related services to a professional audience. Set a measurable objective in advance, such as testing interest in a defined range or identifying distribution conversations to pursue, then consult the organiser’s stand-reservation information for current participation details.

After Tashkent TextileExpo Uzbekistan

Within a few days, sort contacts into immediate technical follow-up, potential commercial fit and market information. Send the relevant catalogue, sample request or specification question, and record who will take the next step and by when. Compare offers against the same product and delivery requirements rather than relying on general impressions.

Is Tashkent TextileExpo Uzbekistan worth visiting?

It is most relevant to professionals sourcing, manufacturing, designing, distributing or retailing textiles and garments. The breadth from fibres and yarns to finished products supports a planned comparison; value depends on having clear requirements and following up with companies that fit.

Tashkent TextileExpo Uzbekistan 2027 at a glance

Make your Tashkent TextileExpo Uzbekistan visit purposeful

Choose the sourcing questions you need answered, compare products against your requirements and leave each useful conversation with a clear next step.

Discover Tashkent

Tashkent offers cultural and technology-focused stops beyond the exhibition. The organiser identifies the venue as Uzexpocentre NEC in Tashkent.

State Museum of the History of the Temurids

This museum focuses on the history of the Temurid period and is located on Amir Temur Avenue in Tashkent.

Tashkent Polytechnic Museum

A technology-oriented museum at 13 Amir Temur Avenue offers an engineering and innovation theme.

Visitors can leave time around business commitments to explore one of these museums and confirm current arrangements before visiting.