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VTG 2025 - THE 23RD VIETNAM INT'L TEXTILE & GARMENT INDUSTRY EXHIBITION
Visit #VTG2025, let’s pioneer a new Era of textiles
As the premium textile and garment industry exhibition, VTG will span 15,000 square meters, feature 400 exhibitors from 12 countries and regions. Presenting the iconic machines, equipment and innovative solutions for you! Don’t miss this exclusive opportunity to connect with global industry leaders and build the industry future with us.
• VTG 2025 - The 23rd Vietnam Int'l Textile & Garment Industry Exhibition
• Date: 15-18, October, 2025
• Venue: Saigon Exhibition & Convention Center (SECC)
Visitor Pre-registration: https://chanchao.tw/akHs3j
Be an exhibitor: https://vtg.chanchao.com.tw/en/ExhibitorInquiry
What’s in VTG
• Textile Machinery & Accessories
• Garment Machinery & Accessories
• Printing Equipment
• Footwear
• Fibers, Filaments, Yarns
• Fabrics by Processing
• Fabrics by Structural
• Accessories
• Dyestuff
• Organic Pigment
• Auxiliary
• Intermediate
• Textile Chemical
• Instruments & Equipments
• Footwear Machinery / Injection Machinery
• Footwear Material / Accessories
• Leather / Synthetic Leather
• Leather Processing Machinery
Know more VTG: https://vtg.chanchao.com.tw/en
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