The International Home Textile Summit (IHTS) 2025 is set to redefine the future of India’s home textile industry. Hosted in Panipat, the heart of India’s textile production, this event is organized by the Home Textile Exporters’ Welfare Association (HEWA) and aims to strengthen India’s global trade relations while highlighting its leadership in sustainable and innovative textile solutions.
A Premier Global Textile Event
IHTS 2025 brings together manufacturers, exporters, international buyers, policymakers, and industry leaders on a single platform to explore opportunities, foster collaborations, and discuss challenges shaping the home textile sector.
Key Features of IHTS 2025
- Global Trade Expansion – Connecting Indian exporters with key international markets to boost trade.
- Industry Insights & Innovations – Showcasing the latest trends in home textiles, sustainability, and smart manufacturing.
- B2B Networking & Buyer-Seller Meets – Enabling meaningful partnerships and business collaborations.
- Sustainable Textiles Focus – Encouraging eco-friendly practices and responsible sourcing in textile manufacturing.
Why India is Leading the Home Textile Industry
India is a global powerhouse in home textiles, with Panipat emerging as a key hub for premium-quality products like bedding, towels, curtains, carpets, and upholstery fabrics. With rising international demand, IHTS 2025 is a strategic initiative to strengthen India’s global market presence, ensure quality excellence, and promote ethical and sustainable production.
Sustainability & Innovation: The Future of Home Textiles
IHTS 2025 will emphasize:
Eco-friendly raw materials and sustainable fabric innovations.
Water & energy-efficient production processes.
Recycling & circular economy strategies to minimize textile waste.
Conclusion
IHTS 2025 is more than just an industry event—it is a vision for the future of India’s home textile sector. By bringing together industry pioneers, innovators, and stakeholders, the event will drive growth, sustainability, and global trade expansion.
