Frankfurt am Main will see three major exhibitions in June i.e Techtextil, Texprocess and the Heimtextil from 21 to 24. After the gap of almost two years due to Corona the physical exhibitions -related break, exhibitors and visitors are looking forward to personal interaction.
In parallel, the D2C Neonyt Lab (24 – 26.6.2022) of Messe Frankfurt and numerous public events of Frankfurt Fashion Week, organized by the City of Frankfurt, are planned to take place in the city itself.
With regard to the current Corona measures, the events can take place without capacity and admission restrictions and thus without proof of vaccination.
Hygiene measures such as online ticketing, fresh air supply, generous hall planning and intensive cleaning processes will continue to be implemented.
With 800 announced exhibitors and a high level of international participation from 47 countries Heimtextil will see both the international high-volume business and the retail trade are focus topics of the summer edition. Exhibitors will also be showing their new products in the summer.
This summer’s Heimtextil Trends “Next Horizons” has a clear focus on sustainability and resource conservation – located at the center of the exhibition grounds in Hall 4.0.
The layout of the area is based on the Material Manifesto: local resources, environmentally friendly or loaned materials will be used for the stand design. Visitors can expect inspiring stagings of colors, materials, curated exhibitor exhibits, lectures and DIY activities.
The “Heimtextil Conference Sleep & More” in Hall 3.0 offers representatives of the bedding trade, environmentally conscious retailers and decision-makers from the hotel industry a first-class line-up of speakers with, among other things, the latest findings in sleep research, tracking technology and sustainability in the hotel industry.
At Texprocess, international manufacturers will showcase the latest machinery, equipment, processes and technologies for garment manufacturing and textile and flexible materials – ranging from design, cutting, sewing, knitting and embroidery to finishing, IT and logistics.
With twelve application areas, Techtextil promises a wide variety and breadth of product offerings as well as innovative strength on the part of suppliers – from car makers, fashion designers, medical technology specialists to industrial specialists. Exhibitors at Techtextil offer innovative materials for all requirements.
For the first time, a Digital Extension of the two trade fairs will be offered. This enables visitors who cannot attend in person to experience Techtextil and Texprocess digitally and to exchange ideas in a virtual space.
Sustainability@Techtextil and Sustainability@Texprocess will once again focus on the topic of sustainability this year. Innovative and sustainable materials and their ecological processing with minimal waste and water consumption as well as digital solutions will be presented and awarded at the trade shows.
