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VIATT targets Vietnam’s value-added knits

By Haydn Davis
25 August 2026

Exhibition will bring materials, machinery and sustainability systems together as Vietnam seeks higher-value textile growth

Ho Chi Minh City - VIATT will return to the Saigon Exhibition and Convention Center in Ho Chi Minh City from 24 to 26 February 2027, with organisers positioning the event around Vietnam’s drive for higher-value, more traceable and lower-impact knitted textile production.

The exhibition will cover three principal areas: Apparel Fabrics & Fashion, Home & Contract Textiles, and Technical Textiles & Technologies. This structure is intended to connect yarn and fibre suppliers, fabric producers, garment manufacturers, machinery companies and solution providers across the regional supply chain.

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