The countdown is on for the Garment Tech Istanbul Exhibition, taking place June 25–28 at the Istanbul Expo Center (IFM). Known as the largest and most influential event for the garment and ready-to-wear industry in the region, this year’s edition promises to be a turning point for Turkiye’s apparel sector and a major global innovation showcase.
With a focus on modernizing production, the exhibition will feature cutting-edge technologies in sewing, embroidery, fabric cutting, ironing, pressing, automation, packaging, and denim processing. Exhibitors will introduce AI-powered systems and smart machinery, helping companies improve efficiency and gain a competitive edge.
Key Highlights:
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Comprehensive Display of Innovations: From automatic sewing and cutting systems to smart embroidery machines and eco-conscious ironing solutions, the exhibition covers every stage of garment production.
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Global Business Hub: Over 70 countries are represented, with professionals from Europe, Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and the Balkans confirming attendance.
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Reinvigorating Turkiye’s Apparel Sector: Amid recent economic challenges, the event offers manufacturers a platform to reclaim growth, connect with global buyers, and expand their export potential.
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Ideal for Investment: Investors and manufacturers looking to expand facilities will find this a strategic opportunity to discover new machinery and connect directly with top suppliers.
Strategic Location, Global Appeal
Istanbul’s geographic location and air connectivity make it ideal for international trade fairs. With visa-free access for many countries, and a modern infrastructure, the city ensures seamless participation for global stakeholders.
Thousands of international visitors—including from India, China, Pakistan, Germany, the UK, Italy, Iran, Tunisia, Ghana, and Hong Kong—have already registered online. The show is expected to set new records for footfall and business deals, strengthening Istanbul’s position as a central hub for garment and apparel trade.
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“This event is more than an exhibition—it’s a signal of renewal for Turkiye’s garment sector and a collaborative platform for global advancement,” said organizers from MMS and SLAP.
