Textiles Recycling Expo & Future Fabrics Expo to Co-Locate in Brussels, June 2026
Two major sustainability events are joining forces: the Textiles Recycling Expo and the Future Fabrics Expo will run side-by-side at Brussels Expo on 24–25 June 2026. This collaboration brings together the full value chain of circular and sustainable textiles under one roof.
The Textiles Recycling Expo debuted in 2025 with 3,300+ attendees, while the Future Fabrics Expo attracted 2,000+ visitors in London and has also hosted showcases in New York, Paris, Shanghai and Munich.
By co-locating, the events will connect recyclers, brands, retailers, manufacturers, innovators, and policymakers—offering access to cutting-edge textile-to-textile recycling technologies as well as responsibly produced fabrics and materials. Both shows remain free to attend and will offer their own conference and seminar programmes.
Organisers say the collaboration creates a unique, comprehensive meeting place at a pivotal time, as EU policy continues to reshape sustainability requirements across the textile and fashion industries.
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