2025 Nantong International Textile Machinery and Printing & Sewing Equipment Exhibition

Nantong is the birthplace of modern textile industry in China, renowned as a famous textile city and home textile capital, playing a crucial role in textile and apparel exports. With the vigorous efforts of the Nantong Municipal Party Committee and Government, the city is advancing the "3+3+N" modern industrial system, listing high-end textiles as a key traditional industry to develop. As the "Made in China 2025" initiative is being implemented, Nantong's textile industry is pushing towards high-end manufacturing represented by digital, networked, and intelligent equipment and technology; service processes characterized by the incorporation of the Internet, IoT, cloud computing, and big data; and product value enhancement through technical innovation, model innovation, method innovation, original design, and brand operations. The "2025 Nantong International Textile Machinery and Automation Sewing Equipment Exhibition" (referred to as the "Nantong Textile Exhibition") focuses on intelligent manufacturing and addresses a global audience by showcasing new technologies, products, processes, and concepts that define high-end textile production, while providing a one-stop commercial platform for supply and demand. As a government-supported exhibition, it aims to promote the digital, networked, and intelligent development of the entire textile industry chain, striving to establish benchmarks for intelligent development in the textile sector, enhance innovative capabilities, optimize industrial structures, and fully leverage the world's most advanced textile smart equipment and IoT technologies to achieve the goals of enhancing textile intelligent manufacturing and upgrading the industry. The exhibition will feature home textile machinery, sewing equipment, weaving machinery, embroidery machines, knitting machinery, digital printing machinery, finishing machines, and a variety of new materials, technologies, and designs, as well as dyes, organic pigments, and textile chemicals.