The MABYN 2024 expo, organized by the Argentine Chamber of Baby and Child Clothing (CAIBYN), is set to take place from April 8 to 10 at La Rural Predio Ferial in Buenos Aires. This event is expected to attract over 10,000 professionals seeking the latest innovations and trends in the industry. The expo will serve as a platform for exhibitors and attendees to explore new products and network with industry leaders.

Epson, a leading manufacturer in textile technology, will showcase its new SureColor F1070 printer, designed to enhance the business operations of textile entrepreneurs. This advanced tool is expected to play a significant role in personalizing and standing out in the fashion world.

The textile industry is also preparing for Emitex 2025, which is set to be the main textile showcase in Argentina. This event promises to bring together a wide range of exhibitors and visitors, with an exhibition area covering several thousand square meters. The expo will feature various products and services related to textiles, including serigraphy, embroidery, and digital printing.

Among the exhibitors are several family-run workshops specializing in various textile services. For instance, one such workshop offers serigraphy and screen printing services for both assembled and unassembled garments, using plastisol, water-based paint, DTF (Direct To Fabric), quadricolor printing, and embroidery. They also provide heat transfer vinyl application and heat transfer film installation.

Another exhibitor is seeking fabric manufacturers with extensive experience in leather cutting for shoes. This workshop has been operating for over ten years and offers a range of textile services including cutting leather for shoes, uniform production, and custom ombre work.

The event aims to provide a comprehensive view of the current state of the Argentine textile industry, showcasing innovations and trends that are shaping the future of fashion for babies and children. Attendees can expect to find a diverse array of products from small-scale entrepreneurs to large-scale manufacturers.