Five halls covering 42,850 square metres offered a broad overview of fabrics, yarns, printing, embroidery and denim. The clear layout of the exhibition areas supported technical decision makers, as numerous production stages could be viewed in direct comparison. The close proximity of these stages is one of the defining characteristics of the Turkish textile sector and shaped many discussions during the event.

The professional atmosphere and the strong presence of international industry players were key features of this edition. Attendees from more than 95 countries were registered, reflecting the broad global interest in the Turkish textile industry and its integrated production structure.

This integrated set up again played a central role. Raw materials, yarns, fabrics, finishing processes and logistics are all available within the country, enabling short development cycles and providing a compact overview of the full value chain.

Alongside the exhibition, Texhibition offered an extensive programme. Trend areas presented upcoming fabric and design directions, while seminars addressed topics such as digital supply chains, sustainable materials and technological developments. The Innovation Hub showcased new material concepts, including self colouring cotton, compostable textiles and other resource efficient constructions.

For visitors focusing on denim, the Blue Black Denim area served as a dedicated platform. Leading manufacturers presented new processes, material developments and creative approaches for modern denim production.

Across the three day event, Texhibition brought together a wide range of market participants and offered a clear overview of materials, technologies and textile innovations, further underlining its international relevance.