Moscow may be known for its chilly winters and grand architecture, but inside its massive exhibition centers, the textile and fashion industry is perpetually in high season. As Russia pivots its supply chains and seeks new partners, the capital has become a bustling hub for fabric suppliers, equipment manufacturers, fashion brands, and retail giants.
For anyone looking to understand or enter the Russian textile market, these trade shows are indispensable. Here is your guide to the major textile industry events lighting up Moscow in 2026.
1. CPM – Collection Première Moscow: The Fashion Industry’s Grand Stage
If there is one event that defines the Russian fashion and textile calendar, it is CPM – Collection Première Moscow. Held at the sprawling Crocus Expo International Exhibition Centre, this is the largest international fashion trade show in Russia and the EAEU countries.
The Autumn Flagship (September 1-4, 2026)
The upcoming 46th season of CPM will traditionally open the autumn business season in Moscow. Organizers expect to bring together up to 20,000 industry participants – from manufacturers and suppliers to retailers and wholesalers.
The sheer scale is impressive. Exhibitors from Russia, Belarus, Italy, Turkey, India, China, and many other countries will present collections for the Spring-Summer 2027 season. The exposition covers the full spectrum of the fashion industry:
- Women’s and Men’s Wear: Casual, business, and special occasion attire
- Lingerie & Homewear: Including fitness wear, sleepwear, and intimate apparel
- Footwear & Accessories
- Retail Solutions: From mannequins and commercial equipment to packaging and branding services
A Business Forum Like No Other
CPM distinguishes itself with a massive business forum that brings together 200 top speakers and 2,000 visitors. This is where fashion meets finance and technology. The list of participating companies reads like a who’s who of the Russian economy: Sberbank, Yandex, Ozon, Wildberries, Lamoda, Avito, MTS, Russian Post, and Melon Fashion Group.
For those seeking inspiration, the CPM catwalk remains one of the most prestigious platforms in the country. Renowned Russian designers – Igor Chapurin, Tatiana Parfenova, Alena Akhmadullina, Sergey Sysoev – will present alongside international brands like Sarah Pacini, Chantelle, and Simone Pérèle.
Key Details:
- Dates: September 1-4, 2026
- Venue: Crocus Expo IEC, Moscow
2. Textile Salon & Interfabric: The Fabric Sourcing Hub
For buyers specifically looking for fabrics, yarns, and raw materials, visiting the Textile Salon and Interfabric is the essential stop. Importantly, the September 2026 edition of Textile Salon will be held concurrently with CPM from September 2-4, at the same venue – Crocus Expo.
This co-location is a major advantage for industry professionals. It allows garment manufacturers and fashion brands to source materials and finished products under one roof.
What to Expect
Textile Salon has successfully run for over 16 editions and serves as a dedicated platform connecting fabric manufacturers with fashion professionals. The exhibition scope is comprehensive:
- Fabric Zone: Garment fabrics, synthetic and natural fiber fabrics (woven/knitted)
- Technical & Non-Woven Textiles: Fire-resistant, waterproof, breathable fabrics; functional textiles; outdoor and workwear fabrics
- Accessories & Trims: Lace, zippers, buttons, ribbons, embroidery, beads, and more
- Fibers & Yarns: Recycled fibers, synthetic and natural yarns, elastic and fancy yarns
Interfabric
The spring 2026 edition of Interfabric (held March 17-19) drew a record number of professionals. Over 178,000 business visitors from 83 regions of Russia attended, with 201 factories from 10 countries showcasing new fabric collections.
Chinese participation was particularly strong – 167 Chinese companies exhibited, making them the largest foreign contingent. Exhibitors came from across China, including Shanghai, Hangzhou, Guangdong, Fujian, and Jiangsu provinces.
Key Details:
- Dates: September 29 – October 1, 2026
- Venue: Crocus Expo IEC, Moscow
3. Textillegprom: The Comprehensive Industry Gathering
For those seeking a truly holistic view of the textile and light industry – covering everything from raw materials to finished goods and machinery – Textillegprom is the event to watch. The 66th edition will take place from September 15-17, 2026 at Crocus Expo.
Five Key Sectors Under One Roof
Textillegprom organizes its exposition into five strategic sectors:
- Equipment & Technology
- Raw Materials & Textile Materials
- Accessories & Components
- Ready-Made Clothing & Home Textiles
- Related Services
An International Affair
The upcoming edition already has confirmed participants from 19 countries, including Azerbaijan, Bangladesh, Brazil, Germany, India, Italy, Kazakhstan, China, South Korea, Kyrgyzstan, Pakistan, Poland, Russia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Turkey, Uzbekistan, the Czech Republic, and Japan.
Beyond the Exhibition Floor
What sets Textillegprom apart is its strong educational and practical programming:
- FORUM: Market analytics, trends, digital tools, marketing, and new sales channels
- LEGPROM PRACTICE: Three days of practical expert sessions
- KOSYGIN: Masterclasses on accessory creation and university program presentations
- SPORTTEX: Live demonstrations of seamless technology for sportswear production
Key Details:
- Dates: September 15-17, 2026
- Venue: Crocus Expo IEC, Pavilion 3, Hall 13
4. Inlegmash: The Machinery and Equipment Specialist
While textile shows focus on materials and finished products, Inlegmash targets the engineers and production managers. This international exhibition is dedicated to equipment for the textile and garment industry and is recognized with UFI certification.
Inlegmash took place most recently from March 16-19, 2026 at the Timiryazev Center in Moscow. The edition drew 7,300 visitors and featured 163 exhibitors, including 90 international companies.
What’s on Display
Inlegmash covers the full production chain:
- Primary processing equipment for natural fibers
- Spinning, weaving, and finishing equipment
- Textile printing machinery
- Equipment for industrial textiles and nonwovens
- Sewing production equipment
- Dyes and textile chemicals
- Production management software and CAD systems
- Footwear and leather goods production equipment
This is strictly a B2B event – entry requires pre-registration and is limited to business professionals.
Key Details:
- Dates (next edition): March 2027 (typically mid-March)
- Venue: Timiryazev Center, Moscow
- Entry: Business professionals only, pre-registration required
5. Hometextile & Design: The Home Textiles Niche
For specialists in the home textiles sector, Hometextile & Design (also known as Russian Home Textile Expo) is the dedicated event. The 2025 edition took place from October 21-23 at Crocus Expo.
Connecting Global Suppliers with the Russian Market
The 2025 edition attracted 200 exhibitors from 6 countries, with national pavilions from China, India, and Turkey. The exhibition covers the full range of home textile products:
- Bedding and bed linens
- Curtain and upholstery fabrics
- Cushions and window sheers
- Tassels, trimmings, and blankets
The Chinese Presence
The China National Textile and Apparel Council organized a significant Chinese delegation – 50 Chinese companies exhibited on nearly 700 square meters of space. Exhibitors reported strong buyer interest, noting that the Russian market shows distinct characteristics: small batches, high frequency of orders, and a preference for cotton and natural fiber products.
Key Details:
- Dates (next edition): October 2026 (dates TBD)
- Venue: Crocus Expo IEC, Moscow
The Takeaway
For professionals navigating the Russian textile industry, Moscow offers a comprehensive calendar of opportunities. The concentration of major events in September at Crocus Expo is particularly notable, allowing visitors to cover fabric sourcing at Textile Salon, finished fashion at CPM, and industrial solutions at Textillegprom in a single trip.
As Russia continues to reshape its light industrial sector, these trade shows have become essential gateways for international suppliers – from Chinese and Indian fabric manufacturers to Turkish garment producers and European technology providers. The message is clear: Moscow is open for textile business, and the industry is weaving new partnerships at record speed.