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ITMA is the world's largest international textile and garment manufacturing technologies exhibition and has been held every four years since 1951. It is owned by CEMATEX and ITMA 2023 is organised by ITMA Services. The 19th edition of ITMA returns on 8-14 June 2023, Fiera Milano Rho, Milan, Italy.

11/09/2026

Germany’s textile industry today is driven less by apparel manufacturing and more by advanced technologies.

From technical textiles and nonwovens to machinery, materials science and digital production, Germany has reshaped its textile base into a high-tech, export-oriented ecosystem supporting industries far beyond fashion.

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08/09/2026

Every sewing machine in an advanced garment factory now operates as an industrial sensor: feeding real-time data on efficiency, quality and downtime into systems that can rebalance production as it happens.

Machine vision monitors seam position, thread colour and label placement throughout the process, not just at the end of the line.

AI is increasingly applied to predict maintenance and optimise workflow across connected operations.

For manufacturers such as Brother, this has meant shifting focus towards greater machine connectivity, data utilisation and energy efficiency, helping manufacturers improve productivity while reducing operating costs.

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04/09/2026

The textile industry is evolving rapidly, driven by digitalisation, sustainability and advanced manufacturing.

Across global markets, companies are rethinking how they produce, innovate and stay competitive.

Germany offers one of the clearest examples of how these shifts are being implemented across a highly integrated textile ecosystem, from technical textiles and machinery to research and industrial collaboration.

In our latest Industry Insights, van Bonn, Editor-in-Chief at Media Group, shares how the German textile industry has transformed into a high-value, technology-driven sector shaping global developments.

As ITMA 2027 takes place in Hanover, this provides important context on why the exhibition remains a key platform for connecting global technologies, solutions and industry players.

Key highlights:
• How textile manufacturing is transforming into a technology-driven ecosystem
• The growing role of technical textiles, nonwovens and advanced materials
• Key trends in digitalisation, sustainability and Industry 4.0
• How collaboration across the value chain accelerates innovation

For companies navigating industry change, these perspectives offer a clearer view of where the industry is heading, and where opportunities lie.

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01/09/2026

Modern garment factories have automated production from fabric intake to finished component.

Computer-controlled spreading and CNC cutting systems achieve fabric utilisation rates of 80 – 90%, with vision systems identifying defects before cutting begins.

Unit production systems then route each garment independently through the sewing floor, automatically dispatching work to available operators, with embroidery integrated directly into the flow rather than treated as a separate finishing step.

Productivity depends on how these technologies connect across the factory. Our latest blog explores how.   Read more: https://tinyurl.com/fmphs6bt

28/08/2026

Costs are rising. Customer expectations are shifting. For textile and garment manufacturers, production capacity alone is no longer enough to stay ahead.  Automation and digital innovation are opening new paths forward: connected production, intelligent quality control, real-time decision-making and more responsive supply chains.
But adopting new technology is only the first step.

The real question is what to automate, how to connect your systems and where the impact will be greatest for your business.

Join industry leaders as they share how manufacturers are applying automation and digital innovation to improve productivity, build resilience and strengthen competitiveness.   RSVP: https://tinyurl.com/mpmkpaed  

25/08/2026

Garment manufacturing has undergone significant automation over the past two decades, yet sewing remains one of the hardest manufacturing processes to automate at scale.

Fabrics stretch, shift and behave differently depending on construction and weight. Unlike rigid materials, they require constant human adjustment. Sewing typically accounts for 30 - 50% of the workforce in a vertically integrated garment factory.

Rather than replacing operators, manufacturers have focused on automating everything around them.

Our latest blog explores how that transformation is reshaping the industry.

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24/08/2026

ITMA is a manufacturer-only platform.

Only original equipment and technology manufacturers are permitted to exhibit, ensuring visitors engage directly with the creators and developers behind the solutions on display.

This focused environment supports deeper technical discussions, meaningful comparisons and long-term partnerships, without distraction.

Explore exhibiting at a manufacturer-only platform designed for serious technology evaluation: https://tinyurl.com/mu5th5s4

18/08/2026

We’re looking forward to meeting you tomorrow.

Don’t miss this opportunity to hear from industry leaders as we explore the future of advanced materials and the manufacturing innovations shaping tomorrow’s textile industry.

Programme Highlights:   • Opening Remarks by Alex Zucchi, President, CEMATEX   • Where Advanced Materials Are Heading – Mr Michael Min, Head of Infrastructure Innovation Division, DYETEC Institute   • Advanced Materials Require Advanced Manufacturing – ITMA 2027

Come and discover what’s new for the Fibres, Yarns & Fabrics sector at ITMA 2027.

See you there!

Date & Time: 19 August 2026 I 1400 to 1530 hours I Preview in Seoul | E3, Conference Room, 3F, Coex

Register today: https://tinyurl.com/3wy6cyc3 

17/08/2026

Innovation in materials is evolving rapidly, and so is ITMA.
   
To reflect these developments, ITMA 2027 is expanding opportunities in the Fibres, Yarns & Fabrics sector, including new product categories:   
• Conductive yarns
• Smart textiles
   
Join us at Preview in Seoul to discover how ITMA 2027 is connecting materials innovators with the world’s leading textile and garment manufacturing technologies.
   
Date & Time: 19 August 2026 I 1400 to 1530 hours I Preview in Seoul | E3, Conference Room, 3F, Coex  

Register today: https://tinyurl.com/3wy6cyc3 

14/08/2026

Where are advanced materials heading?
 
Join Mr Michael Min of DYETEC Institute as he shares his insights into emerging trends, innovations and future opportunities in advanced textile materials.


The session continues with ITMA 2027, exploring how manufacturing technologies are transforming these innovations into industrial reality.


Date & Time: 19 August 2026 I 1400 to 1530 hours I Preview in Seoul | E3, Conference Room, 3F, Coex

We look forward to seeing you at Preview in Seoul.


Register: https://tinyurl.com/3wy6cyc3

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