Texworld Los Angeles and Apparel Sourcing Los Angeles will expand their industry scope this July with the addition of Interfilière as a new strategic partner, strengthening their position as a key sourcing hub for the North American fashion market.
The co-located events will take place from July 21–23, 2026, at the California Market Center, bringing together global suppliers, designers, and sourcing professionals across multiple segments of the textile and apparel value chain.
Expanding Focus on Intimates and Performance Materials
The inclusion of Interfilière introduces a dedicated platform for intimates, swimwear, and activewear, sectors that continue to experience rapid innovation and market growth. The partnership is expected to enhance sourcing opportunities by connecting brands and product developers with specialized suppliers offering advanced materials and design-driven solutions.
This integration reflects a broader industry trend toward segment-focused sourcing platforms, particularly in performance-driven categories where material innovation plays a critical role.
A More Comprehensive Sourcing Marketplace
With Interfilière joining the lineup, the July edition will offer an expanded sourcing ecosystem that spans:
- Fashion textiles
- Apparel manufacturing
- Performance and functional materials
- Home textiles
Notably, the event will also feature the West Coast debut of Home Textiles Sourcing, further diversifying the offering and attracting a broader visitor base.
Jennifer Bacon, Vice President of Fashion & Apparel Shows at Messe Frankfurt, emphasized the strategic value of the collaboration, noting that bringing together complementary industry communities enhances both innovation and business opportunities.
Strengthening Industry Connections in Los Angeles
Organizers highlight that the partnership with Interfilière is designed to increase buyer traffic and engagement, particularly among California-based brands and designers. The event will feature curated showcases, trend forums, and daily conference sessions led by industry experts.
According to Raphael Camp, CEO of Comexposium US, the collaboration aims to create a more dynamic platform that fosters networking, knowledge exchange, and new business development opportunities.
Positioning Los Angeles as a Key Sourcing Hub
By combining multiple specialized events under one roof, the July 2026 edition reinforces Los Angeles’ growing role as a strategic sourcing destination for the fashion industry, particularly on the West Coast.
The three-day event is expected to serve as a central meeting point for global stakeholders seeking to explore new materials, identify emerging trends, and build partnerships across the textile and apparel supply chain.
