The third edition of Bharat Tex 2026, India's flagship global textile and apparel exhibition, is underway at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi, bringing together manufacturers, exporters, buyers, policymakers and technology providers from across the world. The four-day event, being held from July 14 to 17, is supported by the Ministry of Textiles and is aimed at strengthening India's position as a leading global textile sourcing and manufacturing hub. (Press Information Bureau)

Billed as one of the world's largest integrated textile value chain events, Bharat Tex 2026 covers the entire textile ecosystem—from fibre, yarn and fabrics to garments, home textiles, technical textiles, machinery and sustainable manufacturing solutions. The exhibition has attracted record international participation, reflecting growing global interest in India's textile industry. (Press Information Bureau)

Global Platform for Textile Industry

The event serves as a common platform for Indian textile businesses to connect with international buyers, investors and sourcing agencies while showcasing the country's manufacturing capabilities, innovation and sustainable production practices.

According to the Ministry of Textiles, Bharat Tex is designed to promote exports, facilitate business partnerships and position India as a preferred destination in the global textile supply chain. The exhibition also provides opportunities for MSMEs, startups and handloom enterprises to access international markets. (Press Information Bureau)

Focus on Sustainability and Innovation

This year's edition places special emphasis on sustainability, circular economy practices, technical textiles, digital transformation and advanced manufacturing technologies. Industry leaders, policymakers and experts are participating in conferences, business forums and knowledge sessions focused on future-ready solutions for the textile sector.

The event also features product launches, technology demonstrations and discussions on emerging trends, including smart textiles, automation, global trade opportunities and sustainable sourcing. (Textile & Apparel News)

International Participation

Organisers expect participation from buyers, exhibitors and delegates representing more than 160 countries, making Bharat Tex one of the largest international textile gatherings hosted by India. Thousands of exhibitors are displaying products across the textile value chain while business-to-business meetings are facilitating new trade opportunities. (India Gazette)

Union Textiles Minister Giriraj Singh, while inaugurating the event, said Bharat Tex has emerged as India's premier global textile platform, highlighting the country's integrated value chain, skilled workforce and export potential. He noted that the exhibition would help expand international market access for Indian manufacturers and entrepreneurs. (Press Information Bureau)

Boost to India's Textile Exports

India's textile and apparel industry remains one of the country's largest employment generators and export sectors. Through initiatives like Bharat Tex, the government aims to promote investment, innovation and global collaborations while supporting the vision of making India a global leader in textiles.

As the exhibition enters its final stages, industry stakeholders are expected to continue discussions on investment, technology adoption, sustainability and export growth, reinforcing India's role in the evolving global textile landscape. (Press Information Bureau)