China Zhijiang Hosiery ExpoCIHIE

China Zhijiang Hosiery Expo(China International Hosiery Industry Expo) is themed "Dajiang Hosiery, Warmth with You" and aims to "host a grand event, boost an industry, and drive a city". While digital empowerment supports the hosiery industry and local industries, it cultivates new development momentum under new circumstances, striving to make this exhibition a "source of global sock manufacturing innovation, final destination for buyers, and flagship exhibition industry".

The China International Hosiery Industry Expo features specialized exhibition areas such as yarn raw materials, hosiery machinery equipment, etc., aiming to accelerate the integrated development of "industry-city-people" through this exposition. The exhibitions regional agglomeration development levels, promotes smart transformation trends in the hosiery industry, and drives Dajiang to become a "global center of sock art" and "world capital of socks" that integrates sock manufacturing, innovative design, and fashion culture. (The content of this article is owned by JuZhan and shall not be forwarded without permission.)

Zhijiang, located in the economically vibrant and highly competitive Yangtze River Delta region, is a core city in the Hangzhou metropolitan area, one of the most investment-worthy counties in the Yangtze River Delta, and among the best commercial cities in mainland China according to Forbes. In recent years, Zhijiang has been accelerating the pace of integration with Hangzhou and Shaoxing, striving to build a pioneer area for the integrated development of the Yangtze River Delta. Its economy has shown strong momentum and its comprehensive strength has continued to rise. Socks have historically been an important leading industry supporting high-quality economic development in Zhijiang. "When Zhijiang's sock machines ring, there is a pair of socks in the world", Zhijiang Dajiang is not only the world's largest sock production base but also the most advanced sock art cultural center, renowned as the "World Sock Capital".