China Silk · Longque Welcomes the World at Intertextile Shanghai 2026
China Silk · Longque brought high-end New Chinese Style silk fashion and Suzhou craftsmanship to Intertextile Shanghai 2026. At Hall 6.2, Booth G19, global visitors explored contemporary Chinese silk garments, innovative fabrics, and a lively program of brand and influencer livestreams.
An Exceptional Textile Gathering in Shanghai
From August 25 to 27, the 2026 China National Textile and Apparel Council Autumn Joint Exhibition opened in Shanghai. It took place at the National Exhibition and Convention Center. The combined event covered more than 350,000 square meters. It welcomed over 5,200 exhibitors from more than 30 countries and regions.
Four major trade shows took place together. They were Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics - Autumn Edition, CHIC Autumn, Yarn Expo Autumn, and PH Value Autumn. The scale created exceptional energy across the venue. Buyers, designers, manufacturers, fashion professionals, media creators, and friends from around the world filled the halls. Every conversation opened a new view of the global textile and apparel industry.
Intertextile alone occupied nine halls and 240,000 square meters. More than 3,500 exhibitors from 30 countries and regions joined the fabric and accessories exhibition. The atmosphere was busy, open, and highly international. It was an important meeting point for textile sourcing, apparel development, trend exchange, and business cooperation.
A Landmark Moment for the Chinese Silk Industry
The exhibition also marked a new step for the Chinese silk industry. The China National Silk Association organized a group exhibition for the first time. It brought together the complete silk supply chain. The display covered mulberry silk raw materials, silk yarn, silk fabric, finished silk products, and modern silk applications.
Other leading silk enterprises presented functional silk, machine-washable silk, silk jacquard, silk blends, Xiangyunsha, home textiles, and new fabric technologies. Together, these companies showed the depth of China's silk manufacturing and design capabilities. They also showed how traditional craftsmanship can support sustainable textiles, product innovation, and new consumer needs.
China Silk · Longque Takes Center Stage at Hall 6.2, Booth G19
Among the many exhibitors, China Silk · Longque became a lively destination in Hall 6.2. The China Silk Longque booth welcomed a steady flow of visitors throughout the exhibition. Industry guests came to see the garments, study the fabrics, and discuss the future of Chinese silk fashion.
China Silk · Longque is supported by China Silk Industrial Co., Ltd. The brand is also its strategic partner for silk raw materials. Every fabric and garment sold by the brand receives strict and professional quality inspection. China Silk Industrial Co., Ltd. carries out product-specific checks. This quality system supports the brand's focus on high-end Chinese silk clothing.
The brand specializes in original New Chinese Style garments. Its designer team comes from the China Apparel Design Research Center. The team combines an integrated silk supply chain with refined Suzhou craftsmanship. The result is silk clothing that feels elegant, wearable, and connected to Chinese heritage.
China Silk · Longque welcomes industry guests at its Shanghai exhibition booth in Hall 6.2.
A Booth Filled with Design, Conversation, and Live Energy
The reversible Fuguang Brocade design, seen in the same style worn by Wang Jiajia, became a focal point at the booth. Its reversible design highlighted both textile skill and practical styling. It also showed how contemporary Chinese fashion can give traditional silk a fresh and versatile expression.
The China Silk · Longque booth remained active from one exchange to the next. Visitors looked closely at color, texture, tailoring, and construction. Buyers discussed sourcing and market opportunities. Fashion creators captured the details for audiences beyond the hall.
Brand livestreams and influencer livestreams followed one another. This created a second exhibition space online. Viewers could discover the products, follow the conversations, and share the excitement in real time. The combination of an active booth and continuous digital content kept China Silk · Longque at the center of attention.
Conversation, craftsmanship, and contemporary Chinese silk fashion meet at China Silk · Longque.
International Friends Discover Contemporary Chinese Silk
Intertextile Shanghai brought together people from across the global textile industry. For China Silk · Longque, this international setting was especially meaningful. Every visit offered a chance to share the value of Chinese silk, Suzhou silk culture, and modern Eastern aesthetics.
Chinese silk is more than a beautiful material. It carries knowledge from farming, reeling, weaving, dyeing, embroidery, and garment making. China Silk · Longque brings this knowledge into contemporary life. Its design language draws from Song brocade, Xiangyunsha, Suzhou embroidery, and mulberry silk. Xiangyunsha is also known as gambiered Canton gauze. These traditions form part of China's rich intangible cultural heritage.
At the Shanghai textile exhibition, these traditions became easy to see and experience. International visitors could touch the textiles, observe the garments, and speak directly with the team. The crowded booth reflected strong interest in authentic materials, cultural stories, and high-quality Chinese design.
From Shanghai to a Wider Global Conversation
Participation in Intertextile Shanghai 2026 was more than a product display for China Silk · Longque. It was a platform for dialogue. It connected a Chinese silk brand with textile buyers, fashion partners, design professionals, content creators, and consumers from many markets.
The exhibition also showed a clear direction for the silk industry. Silk can honor tradition and answer modern needs at the same time. It can support luxury fashion, daily wardrobes, functional textiles, responsible material choices, and global apparel sourcing.
The busy scenes in Shanghai also created practical value. Face-to-face meetings helped visitors understand material quality and garment details. They gave the China Silk · Longque team direct feedback from different markets. These exchanges can support future design, international cooperation, B2B silk sourcing, and long-term brand development. They also help more people recognize the strength of Chinese silk manufacturing.
China Silk · Longque will continue to connect Chinese heritage with contemporary fashion. The brand will keep refining New Chinese Style silk garments and sharing Suzhou craftsmanship with a wider world. The warm response in Shanghai gives this journey new momentum.
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