Apparel House
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About the Event
Apparel House, the global permanent apparel sourcing destination in India, presents Next India Market Week for the global buyer/buying agents community. The spectacular event is scheduled to be held from 21st to 25th January 2008 at Apparel House, Sec-44, Gurgaon. Next India Market Week co-insides with 40th India International Garment Fair (IIGF) which is being organized from 22nd to 24th January 2008 at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi.
The Venue
Apparel House is the sellers' hub comprising of Permanent Showrooms of leading manufacturers, exporters, and suppliers, displaying their latest and trendiest collection of apparel to a huge audience all round the year. Buyers from all across the world can meet sellers at this permanent showroom and source their products as per their exact specifications.
Products You Will Explore
Next India Market Week will have on display the widest, latest and trendiest collection of quality apparel and apparel accessories at Apparel House with more than 200 permanent showrooms full of latest creations, available for buyers to choose classy products of their choice. Buyers will have a vast and the best range to choose from whether it is the recently developed eco-friendly garments, embroidered garments, screen prints, sequin-work, tie-and-dye T-shirts, or even vegetable dye block-print skirts. Nowhere will you find such a blend of colors and patterns going in sync with the season as well as the latest fashion trends, designed for all occasions and all age groups.
Services
- Bus arrangements have been made to organize the visit of buyers/buying agents of the IIGF to the Apparel House
- Cocktail dinners for the buyers/buying agents.
The Next India Market Week Advantage
- Widest collection of quality garments on display
- Business networking with quality apparel manufacturers and suppliers
- One-to-one meeting with all the suppliers having their showrooms at Apparel House
- A chance visit to Apparel House--the premier hub for international trade in apparel and accessories in the whole of South Asia.
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