
Home Textiles Sourcing Expo 2026
Event Date
July 29–31, 2026
Location
New York, NY
Expected Exhibitors
300
About This Show
AI-drafted summaryHome Textiles Sourcing (also known as the Home Textiles Sourcing Expo) is a leading B2B trade show that connects global fabric suppliers and manufacturers with U.S. buyers seeking materials and products for their latest home collections. Organized by Messe Frankfurt, the New York edition returns to the Javits Center July 29–31, 2026, and is co-located with Texworld NYC, Apparel Sourcing NYC, and Printsource for a comprehensive one-stop sourcing experience.
The show draws buyers, designers, product developers, and manufacturers focused on home decor fabrics, bedding, bath, table, floor, window, and upholstery textiles, as well as sustainable and eco-friendly materials. Attendees can source from suppliers representing more than 20 countries and discover new materials, trends, and sourcing partnerships across the American market.
With a strong emphasis on sustainability, education, and global connections, the event is worth attending for anyone looking to expand their supplier network, stay ahead of textile trends, and do business face-to-face with the global home textiles community on the U.S. East Coast.
Show Highlights
Key features of the 2026 New York edition include:
- Exhibitor Pitch — sessions where attendees hear directly from exhibitors about their companies and offerings.
- Textile Talks — an educational program offering insights on textile trends, sourcing, and business growth.
- Deadstock Sourcing — a new feature spotlighting upcycled fabrics and conscious design.
- The Home Source — a dedicated feature area for the home textiles community.
- Co-location with Texworld NYC, Apparel Sourcing NYC, and Printsource, giving attendees access to a broader fashion and home textiles sourcing ecosystem under one roof.
- Sustainability focus — trend-focused exhibits featuring sustainable home decor fabrics, organic cotton, plant-based fiber fabrics, and innovations in pre-consumer textile waste.
- Networking areas — dedicated spaces for buyers, designers, and manufacturers to connect.
Attendance
According to the organizer, Home Textiles Sourcing NYC draws 10,000+ professionals from the home textile sourcing industry. Exhibitors represent more than 20 countries, showcasing premium home decor fabrics and sustainable innovations. The audience includes buyers focused on premium and sustainable sourcing, designers and manufacturers seeking high-quality home decor fabrics, and professionals looking for innovative and sustainable materials.
Registration
Registration for the 2026 New York edition is open online through the show's official registration platform.
- Cost: Admission is complimentary for trade industry professionals.
- Eligibility: Home Textiles Sourcing qualifies relevant industry attendees only, so registrants should be able to demonstrate a professional connection to the industry.
- How to register: Complete the online registration form linked from the official website. A single registration also provides access to the co-located Texworld NYC and Apparel Sourcing NYC shows.
Companies interested in exhibiting can submit an exhibitor inquiry through the show's Exhibit section for booth details, brochures, and forms.
History
The event traces its roots to 2010, when Messe Frankfurt Inc. launched the Home Textiles Fabric Sourcing Expo (HTFSE). It later became known as the Home Textiles Sourcing Expo and has been held annually in New York, becoming established as one of the East Coast's leading home textiles sourcing events. Over the years it has grown alongside its co-located shows Texworld and Apparel Sourcing at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, expanding its educational programming, curated trend features, and sustainability initiatives. In 2026, Messe Frankfurt expanded the concept to the West Coast for the first time, adding a Los Angeles edition co-located with Texworld LA and Apparel Sourcing LA.
Exhibitors
Exhibitor Information
Detailed exhibitor list is being compiled. Check back soon or visit the official show website for the most current information.
Last updated: July 18, 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
When and where is Home Textiles Sourcing 2026 taking place?
The New York (East Coast) edition takes place July 29–31, 2026, at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York City. Show hours are 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM on July 29 and 30, and 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM on July 31. A separate West Coast edition runs July 21–23, 2026, at the California Market Center in Los Angeles.
How much does it cost to attend and how do I register?
Admission is complimentary for trade industry professionals. You can register online through the show's official registration platform, and the same registration also grants access to the co-located Texworld NYC and Apparel Sourcing NYC shows. Note that the show qualifies relevant industry attendees only.
Who should attend Home Textiles Sourcing?
The show is designed for buyers, designers, product developers, and manufacturers seeking home decor fabrics and sustainable home textile materials. It is also ideal for suppliers and manufacturers of home textiles, organic cotton, plant-based fiber fabrics, and eco-friendly materials looking to connect with U.S. buyers.
What can I expect to see at the show?
Attendees can source from 300-plus exhibitors representing more than 20 countries, covering categories such as bed, bath, table, floor, window, and upholstery textiles. Special features include Exhibitor Pitch, Textile Talks educational sessions, a new Deadstock upcycled-fabric spotlight, and dedicated networking areas, with the event co-located alongside Texworld NYC, Apparel Sourcing NYC, and Printsource.
How do I get to the Javits Center?
The easiest way is the 7 subway train to the 34th Street–Hudson Yards station, which exits directly across from the venue's main entrance. The M34-SBS bus, taxis, and rideshares also serve the area, and the center is reachable from JFK, Newark, and LaGuardia airports. The Javits Center does not offer general public parking, so drivers should pre-book a nearby garage.
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