Denim Show is a denim-focused trade show that will take place for the first time in Mumbai edition from 12 May to 14 May 2022 at the newly launched Jio World Convention Centre (JWCC) in BKC.

The show will be jointly organised by Messe Frankfurt Trade Fairs India Pvt Ltd and Mex Exhibitions Pvt Ltd under the umbrella of Gartex Texprocess India, and will showcase the latest developments in textile, garment machinery and screen printing with the objective to encourage investments and enable India to become a globally competitive textile and denim manufacturing destination. A second edition is also planned for August 4-6 August, 2022 and it will take place in New Dehli, in Pragati Maidan, where it had alreay taken place in 2021.

As highlighted by Denim Manufacturer Association’s (DMA) Secretary General Mr Gagandeep Singh, denim is one of the fastest recovering market segments post the pandemic outbreak. The denim industry is pegged to showcase a sustainable growth rate of 12% CAGR. Within this new debut in Mumbai launch, the Denim Show aims to bring the India’s denim mills and leading brands together to tap opportunities through the versatility of denim.

About 30 brands will participate the Mumbai event and will include Hyosung India, Jindal Worldwide, Arvind, Ginni International, Raymond UCO Denim, Bhaskar Denim, LNJ Denim, Oswal Denims, KG Denim, Nandan Denim, and Ashima Group among others have confirmed their participation for the Mumbai launch.

As India has graduated to become the world’s second-largest producer of denim fabric with manufacturing capacity touching 1.6 billion meters annually, the show aims to become at the place that can better help to facilitate denim fraternity with a much-needed platform to push the consumption of denim to its full capacity. 

Moreover, the Indian denim industry has evolved significantly by adding fashion trends making its way into other utility-driven products.

As denim mills are now steadily implementing circularity in their production processes, also Indian denim manufacturers are taking strong steps towards creating more responsible denim fabrics that reduce the gap between fashion and sustainability. 

Among manufacturers committed to this cause there is Raymond UCO who is offering high-quality denim fabrics using recycled polyester from ocean-bound plastics dyed with Blu 2.0, a unique indigo dyeing process that reduces the freshwater consumption and effluent load in the dyeing process by about 85% and the dependence on synthetic chemicals. The company has also curated a special denim collection that offers ultimate comfort, breathability, and moisture management while also being environment-friendly.

LNJ Denim, a manufacturer of functional, sustainable and superior hand-feel denim fabrics made possible through various blends, spinning as well as finish innovations, will also be on display at the three-day Denim Show in Mumbai.

Gartex Texprocess India presenting its textile and garment machinery, fabrics and trims, screen printing and denim will also participate in the show and will present its creative and collaborative platform for the textile industry.

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