FAST TEXTILE is the largest and most professional Polish International Fabrics and Textile Industry Fair in Central and Eastern Europe, which is held once a year and has been held for the 9th time so far, including textile machinery, textiles, home textiles, fabrics, yarns, garments and accessories and other topics. Turkish exhibitors have participated in the exhibition for two consecutive years with an area of more than 1,000 square meters, and this year Pakistan and Germany will participate in the exhibition in the form of national pavilions, which shows that the textile and garment industry occupies a very important position in Poland.
Exhibition time: November 19-21, 2024
Exhibition Address: PTAK Warsaw Expo
Exhibition cycle: once a year
Exhibition scale: more than 500 international exhibitors
Exhibition area: 50,000 square meters
Scope of Exhibits
Clothing fabrics: woolen fabrics, blended fabrics, man-made fibers, denim, silk and other types of clothing fabrics, etc;
Accessories:buttons, embroidery, lace trimmings, patterns, ribbons, fabric labels, zippers, elastic bands, tailoring supplies, etc;
Fiber & Yarn: Fiber, Drawing Yarn, Yarn, Special Spinning, Spinning Yarn, Fancy Yarn and so on;
Home textiles: curtain fabrics, spangles, curtain accessories, home furnishing fabrics, cushions, wall blankets, furniture upholstery, furniture leather, wall decorative fabrics, decorative fabrics, etc;
Clothing: shawls, scarves, ties, belts, sunglasses, shoes and socks, hats, incense, etc;
Clothing: men's/women's/children's clothing, casual sportswear, knitwear, leather, denim, bathrobes, swimwear, underwear, T-shirts, pajamas and so on;.
Textile Machinery: textile machinery accessories and parts, knitting machinery, cotton spinning equipment, printing machinery, sewing machinery, etc.
Poland is a developed capitalist country, with a GDP of $687,597 billion in 2022, up 1,3% year-on-year, and a GDP per capita of $18,177 (2022), which has been growing in recent years, both in the European Union and internationally.
According to Poland's Important Statistics Office, bags are the most rapidly growing product in Poland's imports, and Poland's imports of shoes are rising rapidly at the same time, amounting to $2,792 million in 2018. Although the Polish textile and apparel industry is still fragmented, with even the largest producers accounting for less than 10 percent of the market, the sector plays a pivotal role in the Polish economy as a whole, which is an opportunity for textile companies of a certain size.