中文版 Home Focus 2026 PH Value Autumn/Winter Knitwear Show set fo rgrand opening Aug 21,2026 ｜ by Even as summer warmth lingers, China’s knitting industry is already planning for “the coming winter”. This forward‑looking mindset embodies the
Aug 21,2026 ｜ by
Even as summer warmth lingers, China’s knitting industry is already planning for “the coming winter”. This forward‑looking mindset embodies the core spirit of the PH Value Autumn/Winter Knitwear Show over its two‑decade journey: rather than chasing fleeting trends, it creates them.
From August 25 to 27, the 2026 China International Knitwear (Autumn/Winter) Expo (hereinafter referred to as the 2026 PH Value Autumn/Winter Knitwear Show) will open at Hall 3 of the National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai). Marking the 20th anniversary of the China International Knitwear Expo’s collaboration with industry peers, this edition brings together over 200 exhibiting enterprises and nearly ten featured industrial clusters across a 14,000‑square‑metre exhibition hall. It showcases the latest achievements of China’s knitting industry as it transforms from “manufacturing” to “smart manufacturing”, opening a brand‑new chapter for the sector.
Held concurrently within the same venue alongside the China International Textile Fabrics & Accessories (Autumn/Winter) Expo, China International Clothing & Accessories Fair (Autumn Edition), and China International Yarn (Autumn/Winter) Exhibition, the four‑event alliance covers the full industrial chain spanning yarns, fabrics and finished garments. At a critical juncture for the integrated development of domestic and foreign trade, the PH Value Knitwear Show serves as an industry weathervane, continuously acting as a critical link connecting upstream and downstream players while bridging domestic and global markets.
Fashion at Home and Abroad — New Trends Woven in One Show
Key production hubs of China’s knitting industry will once again stage a full‑scale showcase in Hall 3 of the National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai). Centred on four themed zones — Premium Craftsmanship, Texture Poetics, Motion Space and Material Aesthetics, the show introduces a new section entitled “New Knitting Realm · Harmonious Pet‑human Lifestyle”. It presents a complete ecological panorama of China’s knitting sector, covering everything from raw‑material weaving to end‑consumer application scenarios.
In the Premium Craftsmanship zone, five major wool‑knitting industrial clusters — Puyuan, Qinghe, Haiyang, Ordos and Dalang — take part. Outstanding knitwear enterprises including Diaoshuai, Shenaier, Daohe, Xiaohe, Jinse Nianhua, Langkun, Yaqi, Daifei and Shuangqi unveil their newest collections. Collectively, they demonstrate cutting‑edge design concepts and innovative craftsmanship for cashmere, wool and flat‑knit apparel.
The Texture Poetics zone brings time‑honoured domestic brands such as Sanqiang, Tongniu and Gujin onto the same stage with rising design‑driven players including Zongyuan and Qianhong. Through modern reinterpretations of knitwear, they drive consumer evolution from functional comfort to self‑expressive ae
