The Turkey Istanbul Yarn Fair (Istanbul Yarn Fair) is the largest and most authoritative yarn industry event in the Middle East. It has a huge local response in Turkey, which is undoubtedly a very favorable factor for the development of textile trade in Turkey.

The Turkey Istanbul Yarn Exhibition (Istanbul Yarn Fair) keeps pace with the global yarn trading pulse, meeting the needs of knitters, weavers, home textile manufacturers, and sock manufacturers to find new suppliers. It also provides visitors with the opportunity to discover different manufacturers and new products. It also provides manufacturers looking to reduce production costs with the opportunity to compare prices to gain a price advantage.

Exhibitors offer all types of yarn to buyers, mainly from: Belgium, Brazil, Belarus, Algeria, Czech Republic, Denmark, China, Indonesia, France, Ghana, Korea, Netherlands, UK, Iran, Israel, Switzerland, Italy, Japan, Canada, Qatar, Kuwait, Lebanon, Malaysia, Egypt, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Serbia, and Vietnam.

Textile industry and yarn are one of the pillar industries in Turkey. The Turkish textile industry has adapted to the requirements of European countries for product quality, environmental friendliness, and safety, with higher and higher product quality. Producers are determined to make Turkish textiles and clothing synonymous with high quality, making their products expensive because they are "Made in Turkey". Turkey is the second largest source of imported textiles and clothing for European countries, and the US is another major market developed by Turkey after Europe.

The Turkey Istanbul Yarn Exhibition (Istanbul Yarn Fair) gathers exhibitors and visitors from around the world. Leading companies with an innovative and developmental orientation showcase the latest technologies and trends in the yarn field at the exhibition, providing visitors with the opportunity to find fashionable, high-quality products at the most favorable prices. (The content of this article is owned by Juzhan Network, no forwarding without permission)