North China (Shijiazhuang) Textile, Apparel, Printing & Embroidery, and Luggage & Leather Goods Supply Chain ExpoITCPE

The North China Shijiazhuang Textile, Apparel, Printing & Embroidery, and Luggage & Leather Goods Supply Chain Expo (ITCPE) is rooted in Hebei, serves the broader North China region, and connects with markets nationwide. It deeply integrates resources across the entire textile, apparel, luggage, and leather goods value chain, focusing on high-end development, intelligent manufacturing, green practices, and brand building. The event establishes a one-stop professional platform that combines product display and trade, technological exchange, industry matchmaking, trend forecasting, brand promotion, and business collaboration.

Building on the vast market demand and robust industrial base of the Beijing–Tianjin–Hebei region, this edition of the expo brings together premium global resources, precisely connecting over 30,000 professional buyers. It seamlessly links the entire value chain—from raw materials and fabrics to finished garments, and from luggage and bags to distribution channels and brands—providing a comprehensive one-stop solution. This initiative helps enterprises capture new opportunities in the northern market, foster a thriving industrial ecosystem, and share in the benefits of sustainable growth.

Hebei is one of the birthplaces of China’s textile industry, with its capital, Shijiazhuang, long renowned as the “Textile City.” The province boasts 21 specialized textile and apparel industry clusters, underpinned by a strong industrial foundation. For instance, Gaoyang County hosts more than 4,200 textile enterprises, producing approximately one-third of China’s total towel output; Qinghe County gathers over 1,700 cashmere processing and related companies, accounting for roughly 65% of national and 45% of global cashmere production; Baigou New Town annually manufactures 1 billion pieces of luggage and bags, offering over 2.5 million styles and color variations, capturing 30% of the domestic market, with nearly 5,000 enterprises and more than 150,000 employees, forming a complete end-to-end value chain spanning raw materials, design, manufacturing, sales, and cross-border e-commerce; meanwhile, Xinji City has cultivated over 1,000 enterprises engaged in the leather industry. Collectively, Hebei’s textile and apparel sector has established a fully integrated, closed-loop value chain.

As the Beijing–Tianjin–Hebei coordinated development strategy advances in depth, the textile, apparel, luggage, and leather goods industries are accelerating their transition toward high-end, intelligent, and environmentally sustainable operations. At this pivotal juncture, the North China Shijiazhuang Textile, Apparel, Printing & Embroidery, and Luggage & Leather Goods Supply Chain Expo (ITCPE) has emerged to meet the evolving needs of the market.