Homtex New Delhi 2026 is India's international home-textile exhibition, running 9-11 December 2026 in Halls 2, 3 and 4 of Bharat Mandapam, Pragati Maidan, New Delhi.
Part of Textile Fairs India, it runs alongside Yarnex, the F&A Show and the Apparel Sourcing Fair, putting fibre, fabric, home textiles and apparel on one sourcing floor.
The 2026 edition promotes 400 manufacturers and suppliers, with bed linen, bath linen, upholstery and decor fabrics at its core.
TL;DR
19-11 December 2026: three trading days at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi.
2Halls 2, 3 and 4 host Homtex with Yarnex, the F&A Show and ASF.
3400 manufacturers and suppliers are promoted across the four co-located shows.
4The July 2025 Delhi edition featured 300+ exhibitors and expected 9,000+ visitors.
5Organised by S S Textile Media under the Textile Fairs India umbrella.
Why visit
Buyers can compare home-textile mills, fabric converters and trim suppliers in one hall, then walk into Yarnex, the F&A Show and ASF to source the inputs behind each collection. Delhi is a major export and buying-house hub, so a single visit covers bed linen, bath, upholstery and decor ranges while keeping travel and sampling costs down.
Why exhibit
Homtex puts a home-textile supplier in front of Indian export houses, buying houses, retailers and hospitality buyers who are already sourcing fabric and apparel next door. The co-located TFI shows widen footfall beyond home textiles, and the 2026 edition promotes 400 manufacturers and suppliers across the four shows, giving exhibitors a concentrated three-day buyer audience.
Attendees, exhibitors & solutions
Who this event is for
Visitor profile
Typical attendee groups you can expect to meet.
Home-textile and furnishing buyers from retail chains and e-commerce platforms
Sourcing heads at export houses and international buying offices
Hospitality, hotel and institutional procurement teams
Fashion and apparel designers developing home and lifestyle ranges
Exhibitor profile
Main supplier and exhibitor segments present at the show.
Bed, bath and kitchen linen manufacturers
Upholstery and decor fabric mills
Home-accessory and furnishing trim suppliers
Private-label and export-oriented home-textile converters
The wider TFI circuit resumes in 2027 with editions in Ludhiana, Bangalore, Kolkata and Tirupur; a 2027 Homtex Delhi date has not been announced.
A 2027 Homtex Delhi date has not been announced. The next confirmed TFI stops are Ludhiana in January 2027 and Bangalore in March 2027.
Growth over time
Edition recap
The July 2025 Delhi edition brought Yarnex, the F&A Show, ASF and Homtex together at Bharat Mandapam, with 300+ exhibitors and an expected 9,000+ visitors across the four shows.
New this edition
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Four-show co-location
One badge covers Homtex, Yarnex, the F&A Show and ASF across Halls 2-4.
Homtex matters because it puts finished home textiles beside the fibre, fabric and apparel floors of Textile Fairs India, so a buyer can source a whole collection in one December trip to Delhi. The 2025 four-show edition reported 300+ exhibitors and expected over 9,000 visitors, and the 2026 edition promotes 400 manufacturers and suppliers.
Audience quality
High-value decision-makers
The audience is trade rather than public: retail and e-commerce buyers, export houses, international buying offices, designers and hospitality procurement teams. Delhi's concentration of buying houses and northern-India mills makes the floor useful for buyers who need both finished home textiles and the fabrics behind them.
Exhibitor outcomes
Real business growth
ROI depends on whether a supplier arrives with export-ready ranges and a follow-up process. The co-located shows widen footfall beyond home textiles, but exhibitors should budget for a 9 sqm shell scheme at roughly INR 72,000-108,000 and plan freight and samples three to four months ahead.
Intelligence
Market context
Key market insights, trends, news and related events to help you understand the bigger picture.
India and South Asia
Why it matters
Delhi is a gateway to northern India textile mills and a dense cluster of export houses and buying offices. Homtex brings finished home textiles together with the fibre, fabric and apparel shows, letting buyers source a whole collection in one venue and shortening sampling cycles.
Industry trends
Key trends shaping this market and its wider industry.
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Home textiles move toward traceable, low-impact fibres
Indian mills are adding recycled cotton, organic cotton and low-water dyeing lines as export buyers ask for traceable inputs and cleaner processing.
What it changes: Suppliers that can document fibre origin and processing gain an edge with European and North American buyers.
02
Hospitality and institutional demand lifts contract textiles
Hotel openings, serviced apartments and healthcare projects are buying bed, bath and upholstery textiles in larger contract volumes.
What it changes: Contract buyers need consistent GSM, colour fastness and repeat orders, which favours mills with dependable quality systems.
03
Design cycles shorten as digital printing spreads
Digital printing lets mills offer smaller minimums, faster sampling and custom prints for home and decor collections.
What it changes: Buyers can test seasonal prints with less inventory risk, and printers can compete on speed rather than only on price.
Textile Fairs India circuit and nearby sourcing alternatives
Book Delhi in December; the 2027 TFI circuit starts in Ludhiana in January and continues through Bangalore, Kolkata and Tirupur.
Homtex sits inside a multi-city TFI calendar, so a buyer who cannot make Delhi can meet many of the same suppliers at the Ludhiana, Bangalore, Kolkata or Tirupur editions.
22–24 Jan 2027
TFI Ludhiana 2027 (Yarnex, Texindia, DyChem)
Ludhiana, India
Held at Dana Mandi, Bahadur Ke Road; focused on yarns, knitted fabrics and dyes.
December is cool and dry in Delhi, with daytime highs around 22 C and nights near 8 C. Mornings can be foggy, so allow extra time for airport transfers.
Plan for the climate
Check temperatures and pack accordingly
Venue connectivity
Indian mobile data is inexpensive; a local eSIM or airport SIM gives reliable coverage. Most hotels and the venue offer Wi-Fi, but exhibitors should bring a backup hotspot.
Ride-hailing
Taxis
Public transit
Car rentals
Cultural notes
Useful information to help you have a smooth and respectful visit.
Business dress and greeting
Business dress is smart-casual; a suit is appropriate for meetings. A handshake is common, and exchanging business cards at the start of a meeting is expected.
Timing and hospitality
Allow for traffic and arrive early. Evening dinners are part of relationship-building, and vegetarian menus are widely available; confirm dietary needs in advance.
Practical guides
Visitor & Exhibitor Essentials
Everything needed to arrive prepared, navigate the event, and make the visit productive.
Flights
Destination: DEL - Indira Gandhi International Airport
Book December flights early; morning arrivals are best for the 9 December opening.
Visa
Most foreign business visitors need an Indian business e-Visa before travel; OCI cardholders and some passport holders are exempt.
Estimated cost: USD 40-100 depending on nationality
Processing: 4-7 working days
Apply at least two weeks before departure and carry a printed approval plus a business invitation if asked.
Get to the venue and around the city with these options.
Airport → venue: Airport Express to New Delhi station, then metro or taxi to Pragati Maidan; 45-70 minutes door to door.
Hotel → venue: Metro Blue Line to Supreme Court or Pragati Maidan, or a 15-30 minute app taxi from central Delhi.
Ride-hail: Uber and Ola operate across Delhi; use the app price and avoid unmarked airport taxis.
Public transit: Delhi Metro is the most reliable option during show hours; keep a small-denomination card or QR ticket.
Parking: Paid parking is available around Pragati Maidan but fills early; the metro avoids the worst congestion.
Weather
Plan and pack for the event climate.
Month: December
Temperature: 8-22 C
Seasonality: Dry winter month with cool nights and occasional morning fog.
Packing: Bring a light jacket for cool mornings and evenings, comfortable shoes for the halls, and a power bank.
Plan your trip
Planning
Best day to visit: Day 2 - Thursday 10 December 2026
Day 2 usually has the fullest exhibitor and buyer presence after the opening-day rush, and most meetings can be scheduled without the first-morning badge queues.
T-14
Book travel and hotel — Choose a refundable rate near Connaught Place or Pragati Maidan and confirm the visa timeline.
T-10
Register and print business credentials — Complete the show registration if the link is live; carry business cards and company ID.
T-7
Build a target exhibitor list — Shortlist home-textile, upholstery and trim suppliers; note hall and stand numbers once published.
T-3
Plan meetings and metro routes — Confirm appointments, download the Delhi Metro map and keep a buffer for traffic.
T-1
Pack samples, catalogue and charger — Travel light, carry a power bank and keep the first morning free for badge collection.
Sample visitor itinerary
Route-optimised day
09:30
Badge collection and hall orientation
Bharat Mandapam visitor entrance
10:15
Home-textile supplier meetings
Hall 2, Homtex
13:00
Lunch and buyer networking
Venue food court
14:30
Fabric and trim sourcing
Halls 3-4, F&A Show and ASF
Side trips
2
Taj Mahal, Agra
Day Trip
3-4 hours by road each way
India's best-known monument and a natural add-on for first-time visitors with a free weekend.
Old Delhi heritage walk
Half-Day
30-40 minutes by metro
Red Fort, Chandni Chowk and the spice market give a compact introduction to Delhi's history and street food.
Networking spots
2
TFI buyer lounge
show floor
Use the lounge between meetings; carry a one-page company profile and follow up the same evening.
Connaught Place cafes and hotel bars
after hours
Central Delhi's business hotels are convenient for dinner meetings within 20 minutes of the venue.
First-timer guide
Follow-up playbook
Send a personalised email within 48 hours referring to the stand and product discussed.
Attach the catalogue page and a clear price or MOQ range; avoid a generic brochure.
Log the lead in the CRM with a consent note and the next action date.
Connect on LinkedIn with a short message and the meeting context.
Review unanswered leads after two weeks and send one final, polite follow-up.
Home-textile buyers often compare several mills after the show, so a fast, specific follow-up with samples and MOQs matters more than a mass newsletter.
Budget
Costs & budget
Shell scheme
INR 8000–12000 / m²
Raw space
INR 5500–8500 / m²
Standard booth
9 m²
Bands are planning estimates for the Delhi market; request the 2026 tariff from the organiser.
Set up a show pipeline and export leads daily; keep consent records.
FAQs & glossary
Answers
Frequently asked
When is Homtex New Delhi 2026?
Homtex New Delhi 2026 runs from 9 to 11 December 2026, a Wednesday to Friday, at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi. The three-day format matches the co-located Textile Fairs India shows, Yarnex, the F&A Show and the Apparel Sourcing Fair, so buyers can plan one trip across all four sourcing floors.
Where is Homtex New Delhi held?
Homtex New Delhi is held in Halls 2, 3 and 4 of Bharat Mandapam, Pragati Maidan, New Delhi 110001. The venue is central, about 15 km from Indira Gandhi International Airport, and is served by the Delhi Metro Blue Line at Supreme Court and Pragati Maidan stations.
Is Homtex New Delhi free to attend?
No public ticket price was published for Homtex New Delhi 2026. It is a business-to-business textile fair, so visitors should expect to register with a business card and company ID rather than buy a consumer ticket. Check the official Textile Fairs India site for the 2026 registration link before travelling.
Who should exhibit at Homtex New Delhi?
Home-textile mills, bed and bath linen makers, upholstery and decor fabric suppliers, kitchen-textile producers and furnishing trim companies should exhibit. The show also suits private-label converters and export-oriented manufacturers because it sits beside Yarnex, the F&A Show and ASF, bringing fabric, apparel and buying-house visitors onto the same floor.
What products are shown at Homtex New Delhi?
Homtex covers bed linen, bath linen, upholstery fabrics, curtain and decor fabrics, kitchen and table textiles, home accessories and trims, plus hospitality and institutional textiles. The wider Textile Fairs India floor adds fibres, yarns, fabrics, apparel, denim, dyes and chemicals, so buyers can source both finished home textiles and the inputs behind them.
Is Homtex New Delhi a trade-only show?
Yes. Homtex New Delhi is positioned as a B2B textile sourcing event for retailers, export houses, buying offices, designers, hospitality procurement teams and distributors. The visitor profile is trade rather than public, and registration is handled through business credentials rather than consumer ticketing.
How do I get to Bharat Mandapam from Delhi airport?
Indira Gandhi International Airport is about 15 km from Bharat Mandapam. A pre-booked cab or app taxi takes 30 to 50 minutes depending on traffic, while the Airport Express and Delhi Metro connect to central Delhi for a lower fare. Allow extra time on the first morning of the show.
What else can I see at Textile Fairs India Delhi 2026?
The Delhi edition co-locates Homtex with Yarnex for fibres and yarns, the F&A Show for fabrics and accessories, and ASF for apparel sourcing. One badge gives access to all four shows, so a home-textile buyer can compare fabric mills, trim suppliers and garment makers without a second trip.
How large is Homtex New Delhi?
The organiser promotes 400 manufacturers and suppliers across the four co-located 2026 shows. The July 2025 Delhi edition of the same four-show format featured more than 300 exhibitors and was expected to attract over 9,000 industry professionals. These are organiser figures for the combined shows, not Homtex alone.
Who organises Homtex New Delhi?
Homtex is organised by S S Textile Media Private Limited under the Textile Fairs India banner. TFI was established in 2004 and runs seven shows across six Indian textile hubs: New Delhi, Ludhiana, Kolkata, Mumbai, Bangalore and Tirupur. Its Delhi edition is the main northern-India sourcing stop.
Glossary
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Home textiles
Finished textile products for the home, including bed linen, bath linen, curtains, upholstery and kitchen textiles.
2
Bed linen
Sheets, duvet covers, pillowcases and bedspreads sold to retailers, hotels and institutional buyers.
3
Bath linen
Towels, bathrobes, mats and other bathroom textiles, usually graded by GSM and cotton quality.
4
Upholstery fabric
Durable woven or knitted fabric used for sofas, chairs, cushions and contract furniture.
5
Decor fabric
Curtain, drapery and furnishing fabric chosen for colour, print, texture and light control.
6
Trims and embellishments
Laces, tapes, tassels, buttons and embroidered borders that finish a textile product.
7
Shell scheme
A ready-built exhibition stand with walls, carpet, fascia and basic lighting, rented by the square metre.
8
Raw space
An empty exhibition plot that the exhibitor designs and builds out, usually with a minimum size.
9
Buyer-seller meet
A scheduled matchmaking session where exhibitors meet pre-qualified buyers during a trade fair.
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