Heimtextil Uzbekistan 2027

Name: Heimtextil Uzbekistan 2027
Start: 2027-10-11T10:00:00+03:00
End: 2027-10-13T17:00:00+03:00
Location: UzExpoCentre

October 11, 2027 @ 10:00 am - October 13, 2027 @ 5:00 pm EEST

Heimtextil Uzbekistan home and interior textile exhibition at Uzexpocentre in Tashkent

Heimtextil Uzbekistan 2027 will return to Tashkent from 11–13 October 2027, bringing international buyers together with home textile manufacturers, suppliers and sourcing partners from Uzbekistan and the wider Central Asian region.

Held at the Uzexpocentre National Exhibition Complex, Heimtextil Uzbekistan is positioned as a leading international B2B platform for home and interior textiles in Central Asia.

The exhibition is organised by BMCA Uzbekistan in partnership with Messe Frankfurt and forms part of the wider Heimtextil – Texworld – Apparel Sourcing international exhibition portfolio.

Alongside Texworld Tashkent and Apparel Sourcing Tashkent, the event brings together several parts of the textile value chain, allowing professional buyers to explore materials, finished products, manufacturing capabilities and sourcing opportunities during one visit.

Central Asia’s Textile Sourcing Platform

Heimtextil Uzbekistan gives international buyers direct access to a textile manufacturing market that is increasingly positioning itself as a bridge between Europe and Asia.

The exhibition is designed around practical sourcing and business development. Buyers can meet manufacturers actively seeking international partners, while suppliers gain access to distributors, brands, retailers and sourcing professionals exploring opportunities in Uzbekistan and Central Asia.

The format also enables companies to conduct multiple relevant meetings within three days, reducing the time required to identify suppliers and negotiate potential cooperation.

What Buyers Can Source

The combined exhibition platform covers three major sourcing areas, giving visitors access to home textiles, apparel manufacturing, fabrics and textile materials.

Home Textiles and Interior Solutions

Heimtextil Uzbekistan focuses on products and solutions for residential, retail, hospitality and contract interiors, including:

Home fabrics, bedding, towels and curtains
Decorative textiles and interior solutions
Carpets, floor coverings and textile décor
Textiles for hotels, restaurants and other HoReCa applications
Sustainable and eco-friendly materials
Smart textiles and functional fabrics
Interior design, trends and textile innovation

Apparel Manufacturing and Sourcing

Apparel Sourcing Tashkent connects international buyers with garment manufacturers offering:

Ready-to-wear apparel for men, women and children
Private-label and contract manufacturing
Knitwear, denim and casual wear
Workwear and uniforms
Sustainable production and certification
Manufacturing clusters and factories
Quality control and supply-chain solutions
OEM and ODM manufacturing

Fabrics, Materials and Textile Technologies

Texworld Tashkent expands the sourcing offer with:

Natural fabrics
Trims, accessories and components
Yarns, fibres and raw materials
Functional and technical fabrics
Textile technologies and treatments
Sustainable and recycled materials

Why Participate in Tashkent?

The organisers position the exhibition as a practical gateway to Central Asian textile sourcing and business development.

One of its main advantages is direct access to target buyers actively searching for suppliers. Bringing manufacturers, buyers, brands, textile producers and technology providers together in one location can significantly shorten the process of identifying partners and negotiating new business.

Uzbekistan also provides access to the wider Central Asian market, making Tashkent an increasingly important regional meeting point for manufacturers and international buyers.

The concentration of fabrics, production capabilities, finished products, brands and technologies within the same exhibition ecosystem allows visitors to conduct dozens of relevant meetings during a single three-day business trip.

2026 Set a Strong Benchmark

The scale and international reach of the 2026 edition demonstrated the growing commercial relevance of Messe Frankfurt’s Tashkent textile exhibitions.

Across three days, the exhibitions hosted 201 companies from six countries across approximately 7,000 square metres.

More than 5,500 trade professionals from 28 countries attended, while around 2,000 representatives of foreign companies travelled to Uzbekistan in search of manufacturers and suppliers.

The programme also generated more than 1,500 B2B negotiations between buyers and manufacturers.

International buyers came from markets including Germany, Italy, Spain, Austria, Belgium, Poland, Lithuania, the United Kingdom, the United States, the UAE, Türkiye, Israel, Lebanon, Iran, Azerbaijan, Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan.

The 2026 edition also introduced a dedicated Textile Machinery section for the first time, expanding the platform beyond materials and finished products and giving manufacturers access to equipment for production modernisation.

From Exhibition Halls to Factory Floors

A distinctive part of the 2026 programme was the International Buyers Programme and Road Show, which moved selected business meetings beyond the exhibition halls and directly into textile factories.

International buyers visited manufacturing facilities in Tashkent as well as textile centres including Fergana and Namangan, where they were able to inspect production capabilities and discuss potential orders directly with factory management.

The visits allowed buyers to see production processes from yarn and fabric through cutting, sewing, quality control and final packaging, while discussing delivery schedules, quality requirements, contract manufacturing and private-label production.

This combination of exhibition meetings and factory visits gives the Tashkent platform a practical sourcing dimension, allowing potential buyers to evaluate both products and manufacturing capacity.

Why Uzbekistan?

Uzbekistan’s growing importance in the textile industry is supported by several structural advantages.

The country has developed a strong manufacturing base covering much of the textile value chain, from domestic cotton and yarn production to weaving, dyeing, apparel manufacturing and finished textile products.

Its location between Europe and Asia provides access to neighbouring markets across Central Asia, while a large working-age population supports continued growth in both manufacturing and domestic consumption.

For international buyers, Uzbekistan offers the opportunity to source from a market increasingly focused on full-cycle production, transparent supply chains and higher-value finished products rather than raw material exports alone.

According to the organisers, Uzbekistan’s textile exports reached USD 2.8 billion in 2024, while exports in January–May 2026 reached USD 1.3 billion, representing year-on-year growth of 20.1%.

The sector is also increasing its focus on international certification and compliance with standards such as OEKO-TEX, Better Cotton and Better Work as manufacturers seek deeper integration into international supply chains.