Shanghai International Fashion & Apparel Exhibition – Autumn Edition Tickets

The China International Fashion Fair (CHIC) has been both a catalyst and a witness to the development of Chinese apparel brands and the market. Since its inception in 1993, it has continuously innovated, growing in tandem with the industry’s leading brands. The most recent edition spanned 117,200 square meters, hosted 1,365 exhibiting companies, and attracted 103,722 visitors. Beyond facilitating business negotiations, channel expansion, resource integration, market validation, trend launches, c

The Exhibition Value of the China International Fashion Fair (Autumn)

• A Core Benchmark for Innovation and Development in China’s Apparel Industry Supply Chain.Co‑hosted by the China National Garment Association, China International Trade Center Corporation, and the Textile Industry Branch of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade, this fair has, since its inception in 1993, become Asia’s largest and most influential specialized apparel exhibition. The Autumn edition differentiates itself from the Spring show: while the Spring event focuses on brand‑value realization, the Autumn show delves deeply into supply‑chain innovation, striving to propel Chinese apparel brands from “catching up” to “leading.” For supply‑chain enterprises, exhibiting at CHIC Autumn serves as a strategic gateway to showcase manufacturing prowess and connect with top-tier brands.
• A Gathering of High‑Quality Manufacturers Across the Entire Value Chain, Presenting Nine Comprehensive Exhibition Zones.The fair brings together 652 leading exhibitors from around the globe, spanning nine core zones that encompass premium full‑range offerings, exceptional single‑item collections, outdoor sports apparel, avant‑garde denim, accessories, footwear, and more. From the concentrated unveiling of smart manufacturing solutions to the creative fusion of intangible cultural heritage fabrics with contemporary design, and from niche specialization—such as “making only one coat in a lifetime”—to cutting‑edge material R&D for functional outdoor wear, the event comprehensively highlights the strengths of China’s apparel supply chain, covering everything from product development and craftsmanship refinement to intelligent manufacturing.
• An Abundant Pool of High‑Value Domestic and International Buyers, Enabling Precise Business Matching with Remarkable Results.The fair extends targeted invitations to fabric procurement directors and product development heads of China’s leading apparel brands, while also engaging livestream e‑commerce supply‑chain purchasing teams, designer‑brand buyers, cross‑border e‑commerce overseas purchasers, and other emerging channels. Carefully curated, round‑the‑clock sector‑specific matchmaking sessions consistently draw full houses, providing an efficient bridge between supply and demand. Face‑to‑face discussions enable decision‑makers to swiftly align on cooperation intentions, significantly reducing transaction costs.
• Returning to the Essence of Products, Championing a “Product‑Centric” Value Orientation.Amidst sweeping industry transformations, the Autumn show remains steadfast in its “product‑centric” philosophy, encouraging companies to prioritize their offerings and leverage continuous innovation to enhance product competitiveness in response to evolving market dynamics. Exhibitors that have earned strong favor among buyers invariably demonstrate deep expertise within their respective niches—whether it be crafting “only one coat in a lifetime” or precisely addressing the functional needs of outdoor‑sport apparel. These companies embody the spirit of “excellence through focus” and articulate the value of “superiority through innovation.”
• Empowering Through Cultural Creativity and Design, Driving the Industry Toward a “Cultural‑Creative” Transformation.The fair keenly recognizes the trend of China’s apparel industry shifting from an “industrial manufacturing‑oriented” model to a “cultural‑creative” one. By organizing forums, facilitating connections with boutique buyer’s shops, and fostering cross‑border retail channels, the event helps designer brands deeply rooted in cultural innovation expand their markets. Meanwhile, many exhibitors previously focused on OEM are accelerating their transition to ODM models, establishing end‑to‑end chains that span from trend‑driven R&D to finished‑product manufacturing. As such, the fair is becoming a pivotal link between design creativity and supply‑chain capabilities.