Early Autumn in Shanghai: Making Friends Through Silk
From August 25 to 27, Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics – Yarn (Autumn/Winter) 2026 was held at the National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai). Bringing together fiber and yarn companies from around the world, this professional trade fair has long served as a showcase for new materials, new processes, and emerging trends.

Jiaxing Shengbang Mechanical Equipment Co., Ltd. presented its "Dezhente" series of specialty yarns at Booth A85, Hall 8.2, engaging the industry in a deep dialogue told through the texture of the fibers themselves. This edition of the fair was held alongside CNTAC's autumn joint exhibitions for fabrics, apparel, and knitwear in the same venue, bringing upstream raw materials and downstream finished products together under one roof. For fiber and material companies, this was more than a platform to showcase products — it amounted to a comprehensive review before the entire industry.
The core products on display were once again Shengbang's slub yarn series, the result of years of dedicated research. Among them, controllable polyester and nylon slub yarns achieve a naturally undulating, three-dimensional texture in the finished fabric through precise control of slub pitch, length, and thickness, while the elastic, slub-controllable PET/PTT composite fiber combines stretch with slub texture and was previously shortlisted for "China Fiber Fashion Trends 2026/2027." Rather than competing on color, these products stand out for their hand-feel and structure, drawing large numbers of professional visitors to stop and examine them closely throughout the fair.



Over the three days of the fair, a steady stream of visitors and buyers came to the booth. Many professional visitors were drawn by the distinctive hand-feel of the slub yarns, running their fingers over the fabric samples again and again while discussing specifications, lead times, and customization needs with the company's team in depth; others closely compared color and texture at the fabric sample wall. Meetings and discussions ran throughout, with activity at the booth barely pausing.
(The feel of a single fabric sample often speaks louder than a thousand words.)
Across the three-day fair, most of the time at the Shengbang booth was taken up by meetings. New clients arrived with clear requirements, while returning clients came as promised, with conversations centered largely on the hand-feel qualities and application scenarios of the slub yarns. The company's team listened carefully to each client's practical needs and responded professionally to every one. Exhibitors within the same hall also exchanged visits frequently, discussing new industry products, equipment upgrades, and process improvements. Holding the yarn in hand proved far more persuasive than simply displaying it on the stand — and the figures seen comparing samples again and again at the fabric wall often hinted at collaborations still to come.

(In front of the booth, the Shengbang team took many photos with visiting clients and industry partners, capturing sincere and professional moments of exchange during the fair.)
The Shengbang team responded to every inquiry with professionalism and composure — explanations went beyond technical specifications to bring application scenarios to life, and communication extended past product parameters to genuinely listen to and understand each client's deeper needs. Through repeated exchanges, buyers and industry partners from different countries and regions wove an increasingly close network of trust. Only by holding the yarn in hand can one truly feel what makes it unique. At the fabric sample wall, colors and textures were weighed again and again. Overseas buyers, too, showed strong interest in the slub yarn series, holding in-depth discussions with the company on product performance, customization capability, and supply lead times. Intentions to collaborate often begin with something as simple and concrete as a single strand of yarn.


(During the fair, leaders from industry associations visited the booth and exchanged views with Chairman Mr. Li Changqi.)
As early autumn set in, the fair drew to a close. As the booth was dismantled, fabric samples were rolled up and materials packed away, and the space returned to how it had looked before. What was brought back to Jiaxing was more than promotional materials — it included a valuable set of potential business leads and market feedback that will serve as concrete input for future product development and market expansion. In the end, a trade fair is just one point along the way. For Shengbang Technology, the close of the exhibition marks not an ending but a new beginning: new conversations will continue beyond the booth, and new weaving will unfold amid the hum of the machines. Thread by thread, yarn by yarn, the future holds promise. We thank all our new and returning clients, as well as our industry peers, for their attention and support, and look forward to meeting again next time.