Exhibition Information
- Name
- Hangzhou International Digital Printing Industry Application Exhibition
- Industry
- Textile Industry
- City
- Hangzhou
- Venue
- Intersection of Meishi Line and Yannan Line, Xiaoshan District
- Abbreviation
- TSCI
- Dates
- Visitors
- 50000 visitors
- Exhibitors
- 700 exhibitors
Exhibition Introduction
The Value of Participating in the Hangzhou International Digital Printing Expo (TSCI)
- China’s most professional one-stop platform for the textile and apparel supply chain, and a key indicator of trends in the digital printing industry. Co-hosted by authoritative organizations such as Fangke Holdings and the Textile and Apparel Industry Internet Research Institute, after ten editions of development, the expo has become one of the most influential professional events in China’s digital printing sector. With the core theme of “Empowering Through Technology, Reducing Costs, Boosting Efficiency, Driving Digital Transformation, and Shaping the Future with Data,” the expo is dedicated to promoting new products, technologies, processes, and business models, thereby advancing the upgrading of business models among textile and apparel enterprises, enhancing end-user value, and expanding diversified distribution channels. As a major catalyst for technological transformation in digital printing, TSCI keenly recognizes the revolutionary changes this technology brings to the entire textile and apparel industry—from production methods to trade practices—and serves as a strategic platform for industry peers to stay abreast of cutting-edge trends and connect with premium resources.
- Comprehensive coverage of the entire value chain, building a complete digital printing ecosystem. The expo encompasses printing equipment—including digital printers, fully automated printers, elliptical printers, laser cutting devices, and heat-transfer presses—printing materials such as digital inks, heat-set inks, printing adhesives, transfer papers, and auxiliary agents—as well as finished printing products like textile and apparel transfer prints, wide-width home textile transfer prints, and sublimation transfer prints. It also features digital printing software providers, pattern-design studios, and other ancillary services. From machinery to consumables, from design to finished goods, the expo presents a holistic view of innovation across the entire digital printing value chain.
- Four concurrent exhibitions create a synergistic textile industry ecosystem, delivering significant efficiency gains. Held alongside the International Apparel Supply Chain Expo, the International Dyeing Industry and Functional Finishing Applications Expo, and the Lando International Children’s Wear Expo, the TSCI forms a 60,000-square-meter textile industry ecosystem. This multi-exhibition synergy provides downstream users with high-quality supply-chain support across all stages, meeting diverse upgrading needs, while offering exhibitors a valuable platform for deep engagement with upstream and downstream partners.
- A global pool of buyers, yielding outstanding results in international procurement. In 2025, the expo attracted over 15,000 visitors from home and abroad, including more than 1,000 overseas attendees—an explosive growth compared to 2024. Direct sales orders increased by 40% year-over-year, with over 60% of exhibitors closing immediate deals during the event. Several leading brands even saw their exhibit machines snapped up on the very first day. The expo invited over 10,000 buyers from 91 countries and regions worldwide, with overseas buyer numbers expected to double, providing participating enterprises with an efficient gateway to global markets.
- High-level summits empower and guide industry innovation. Concurrent with the expo, high-profile events such as the POD Digital Customization Supply Chain Summit and the Apparel Digital Printing Innovation Summit were held. These summits brought together top executives and technical experts from industry leaders like Lingtu AI, TEMU, and Style3D, delving into topics such as the deep integration of AI technology with POD business logic, innovations in global supply-chain models, validation of the “one-piece minimum order” business model, and the empowerment of fully automated POD factories for cross-border e-commerce. The forums also highlighted how digital printing is breaking beyond traditional apparel boundaries, rapidly expanding into footwear, luggage, and other diverse applications, providing exhibitors with a premier think tank to grasp industry trends and seize market opportunities.






