Intertextile Shanghai Noodle Accessories Exhibition Opening, Textile Industry ushers in Digital Transformation

The autumn exhibition of China International Textile Fabric and Accessories Expo (hereinafter referred to as "Intertextile Shanghai Noodle Accessories Expo") opened yesterday at the National Convention and Exhibition Center (Shanghai), with a three-day exhibition activity. Within the 240000 square meter exhibition hall, various high-quality fabrics and accessories gather in 9 themed exhibition halls to meet different procurement needs.

This exhibition brings together numerous brands and suppliers to participate, including nearly 4000 international and domestic exhibitors from 27 countries and regions including Argentina, Belgium, Denmark, Germany, France, the Netherlands, the United States, Thailand, Singapore, Italy, the United Kingdom, and China. Wen Ting, Managing Director of Frankfurt Exhibition (Hong Kong) Co., Ltd., introduced that with the gradual control of the epidemic and the gradual recovery of the global economy, face-to-face international trade exchanges have also begun to resume. At the same time, with the improvement of consumers' living standards, people have higher requirements for clothing fabrics. In terms of the textile industry, it has undergone digital transformation, sustainable development, and technological transformation. As a wind vane of the industry, Intertextile Shanghai Noodle Accessories Exhibition will continue to provide an important communication bridge for domestic and foreign exhibitors and buyers, becoming a key platform for exploring domestic and overseas markets. At the same time, through comprehensive product displays, it will provide diverse procurement options for buyers and hold forward-looking simultaneous activities to promote industry development.

Artificial intelligence (AI) has gradually become the focus of human innovation, and this exhibition will also showcase the world's first interactive AI fashion design assistant, AiDA. AiDA can create unique designs based on designers' inspiration and personal style. The Intertextile fashion trend exhibition area will also showcase AiDA clothing drawings inspired by the iconic fabrics of exhibitors, helping buyers find inspiration for autumn and winter 2024 – 2025 trends.