The 3rd Saudi Fashiontex Expo will take place from September 25 to 28, 2025, at the Jeddah International Exhibition & Convention Centre in Jeddah.

The 3rd Saudi Fashiontex Expo will bring together domestic and foreign businesses from various industries, giving them a chance to learn about the newest trends, connect with other businesses in the same field, and establish beneficial business relationships. The Riyadh Chamber of Commerce is launching a platform for national and international companies to showcase their skills, meet partners, and enter a new market. The '3rd Saudi Fashion & Tex Expo' aims to consolidate Saudi expertise, strengthen competitiveness, and make the Kingdom an international reference point in the Middle East and a regional business hub. Likewise, Saudi Arabia's longstanding membership and active participation in the GCC and the Greater Arab Free Trade Area help it access more than 400 million consumers in the MENA region. Besides, KSA's 2030 Vision is in line with the National Industrial Development and Logistics Program (NIDLP), which seeks to make Saudi Arabia a global logistics hub and industrial powerhouse. In addition, 500 exhibitors from 13 countries—including Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Egypt, Italy, Spain, the United Kingdom, India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Morocco, China, Ireland, and Indonesia—as well as 18,000 professional visitors from 26 foreign nations—including those in West Africa, North Africa, the Middle East, the Gulf, and Europe—will help make the event a success. Furthermore, the Saudi Fashiontex Expo, a collaboration of international textile and fashion federations, associations, and institutions from Europe, Asia, and Africa, will bring thousands of visitors to showcase global brands, production, quality, trends, sustainability, and design, promoting export-oriented experiences. The Saudi Fashiontex Expo offers a chance to connect with key industry players, potential business partners, suppliers, and customers, fostering professional growth and collaborations. Read more: Foodex Saudi, 2025