Hangzhou International Fashion E-commerce Supply Chain Expo

The 2025 TSCI International Textile Supply Chain Industry Expo—International Digital Printing Industry Application Exhibition was successfully held from April 21 to 23, 2025, at the Hangzhou International Convention and Exhibition Center. It was co-organized with the GESC International Apparel E‑Commerce Supply Chain Expo and the落地 International Children’s Wear Expo, together forming a comprehensive ecosystem spanning the entire textile industry value chain..

In terms of scale, this edition covered an exhibition area of 60,000 square meters, bringing together over 700 exhibitors from around the globe. Over the three-day event, the expo welcomed more than 15,000 visitors from both domestic and international markets—several times the figure recorded during the same period in 2024. International visitors exceeded 1,000, marking explosive growth compared to 2024.The on-site trading atmosphere was exceptionally robust, with several leading companies’ exhibit machines fully booked on the very first day. Direct transaction volumes surged by 40% year over year, and over 60% of exhibitors closed deals during the show.

This year’s expo featured numerous highlights, with order placements and high‑level summits serving as the central attractions. On the opening day, Jiangkou Digital Printing placed an order for twelve Kyocera‑type heads on Ruiyin’s elliptical digital printer; Mr. Tang from Huzhou purchased two Ruiyin elliptical digital printers equipped with ten Ricoh heads in a single transaction; meanwhile, Hangzhou Saikesi re‑ordered a Kyocera‑type DPI reactive direct‑print machine with twenty-four heads, further underscoring the event’s appeal. On the afternoon of April 21, the “POD Digital Customization Supply Chain Summit” brought together speakers including the CEO of Lingtu AI, the Operations Director of Maitu, and the Senior Operations Manager of TEMU Women’s Apparel, who addressed key trends such as how AI technologies are reshaping POD industry dynamics, breaking spatial and temporal constraints through globalized supply chains, and leveraging cross‑border e‑commerce platforms as new engines of growth for POD enterprises. The “10th Apparel Digital Printing Innovation Summit,” held on April 22, adopted the theme “Digital Intelligence Without Borders, Empowering Innovation,” featuring heavyweight guests—including the General Manager of Yin Zhang Clothing Technology, a Style3D digitalization consultant, and the General Manager of Quan Yin Graphic & Text—who shared cutting‑edge insights into super‑factory models, AI‑driven end‑to‑end design‑production integration, the “one‑piece minimum order” business model, and the empowerment of cross‑border e‑commerce operations through fully automated POD factories.

The professional audience was highly qualified, with exceptional buyer quality. The expo drew apparel brands, e‑commerce platforms, foreign trade firms, livestreaming agencies, and professional buyers from across China. International attendance saw explosive growth compared to 2024. Exhibitors and buyers engaged in lively exchanges, with inquiries, negotiations, and contract signings taking place throughout the venue. Exhibiting companies widely reported that the quality of the professional audience was high, with clear purchasing objectives, resulting in markedly effective business matchmaking.

The expo yielded significant results and received enthusiastic industry acclaim. Exhibitors emphasized that TSCI is not only an outstanding platform for brand exposure and commercial networking but also a pivotal hub for gaining insights into e‑commerce apparel trends and exploring pathways toward flexible supply chains and digital transformation. Attendees noted that, with the emergence of distributed manufacturing and carbon‑footprint visualization, digital printing will become deeply integrated with new retail models, ushering in an era where “what you see is what you get.”

The 2026 Hangzhou International Apparel E‑Commerce Supply Chain Expo (TSCI) is scheduled to take place from April 22 to 24, 2026, at the Hangzhou International Convention and Exhibition Center. The event is expected to feature an exhibition area of 60,000 square meters, with approximately 700 exhibitors and 50,000 professional visitors, continuing to provide an efficient platform for global dialogue and collaboration within the apparel e‑commerce sector.