Cape Town Textile, Clothing and Footwear Exhibition,

1. The three shows come together to become the only textile, clothing and apparel show on the South African continent. The three Source Africa shows will be held at the same location from June 12 to 14, 2019. The calendar configuration meets exhibitor requirements for southern hemisphere off-season sales and is consistent with the production cycle, integration of L The Source Afrique exhibition, initially open only to local African businesses, not only provides a one-stop service for trade visitors to South Africa, but also carries out the three integrated exhibitions. The exhibition became the only textiles, clothing and apparel exhibition in South Africa, expanding the brand influence of all three exhibitions.

2. The Textile Trade Promotion Council and Flanders of South Africa joined forces to integrate superior resources. The Textile Trade Promotion Council and South African Flanders have a common vision and will continue to deepen their cooperation on the African continent. on planning for the African region. Both parties shared the same views in the United States and France. The intersection will happen again after the same exposure. The successful cooperation experience and resources of both parties will contribute to the success of the exhibition; second, it will reflect the development of the industrial chain structure of the global textile and garment industry; As a textile industrial country in the world, China has reoriented its production and sales and has obvious industrial characteristics.

3. Invite high-quality buyers. Representatives of major retailers or agencies in the South African industry, such as Pep, Woolworths, Poetry Stores, Home Choice, Mr Price Group, etc., are all prestigious clients of the exhibition. Through data analysis, it can be concluded that the audience types are categorized into manufacturers, boutiques/retailers, importers/traders, service providers and department stores. According to the products that the public is interested in, fabrics top the list, followed by men’s clothing, shoes, hats and bags, outdoor sportswear and women’s clothing.

4. Improved support activities. The Textile Trade Promotion Council and South Africa Flanders are committed to providing a high value-added exhibition experience to exhibitors and buyers from around the world, hosting various trade associations as an open platform and presenting regional governments as a regional image. , including summit forums, fashion shows, professional buyer relationships and other high-value on-site activities.

5. As one of the five BRICS countries, South Africa is the largest economy in Africa compared with neighboring countries, its economy is relatively stable, and its national consumption power is strong.

6. South Africa is an important member of SACU (Southern African Customs Union) and SADC (Southern African Development Community). In this context, goods exported from South Africa to African countries are subject to a tax exemption policy; Agreement (EPA) signed between South Africa and the European Union, aimed at achieving the development of the South. Global free trade between the 14 member states of the African Development Community and the 27 member states of the European Union established a free trade zone covering the two main regional organizations; the AGOA law was extended until 2025 to help sub-Saharan businesses; Countries export textiles to the United States. Clothing products are tax exempt.

7. South Africa is a young country with the youngest middle class in the world and enormous consumption potential.

Clothes Pack:All kinds of clothing for men and women, jackets, leather jackets, down jackets, suits and pants, shirts, sweaters, underwear, coats, vests, sleeveless shirts, dresses, pajamas and pajamas, beach shorts, swimwear , wedding dresses, etc. ;

Clothes Decorate：Hats, scarves, gloves, socks, belts, ties and various accessories;

noodle Costs:Knitted, woven, composite, shiny, jacquard, lace, embroidery, silk, silk, denim, chiffon, functional fabrics, etc.

auxiliary Costs:Shoulder pads, logo/heat transfer, zippers/buttons, thread, etc. ;

Home spinning：Bedding, sofa fabrics, curtain fabrics, kitchen/bathroom textiles, tablecloths, upholstery fabrics, upholstery decoration fabrics, wall decoration textiles, cushions/pillows, rugs/doormats, towels, etc. ;

Shoes, hats and bags:Different types of shoes and hats, bags and related components, etc. ;