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Heimtextil is the leading home textiles trade fair.
January 13-16, 2026, Frankfurt

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Heimtextil 2026

January 13-16, 2026

Heimtextil 2025 ended with 50,000 buyers from around 142 participating nations and 3,000 exhibitors. The internationality of the visitors increased to 84 per cent. The response from international buyers to the quality and variety of the new Carpets & Rugs product segment was overwhelming. In numerous talks, tours, and workshops, Heimtextil focused on two of the most important key topics of the coming decades: sustainable production and action as well as artificial intelligence. At the leading trade fair for home and contract textiles, transformations could be experienced more intensively than ever before. 

Our Exhibitor Support Program:

  • We provide on-site counseling during the trade show
  • We provide you with up-to-date market research (also on other European markets)
  • We can follow up for you with the contacts you make at the trade fair, or the trade leads we collect for you
  • We can introduce you to an International Trade Specialist at your nearest U.S. Commercial Service office in the United States.
  • We can provide fee-based services in advance and during the show, including business match-making and customized market research

Please also visit the Heimtextil website: https://heimtextil.messefrankfurt.com/frankfurt/en.html

 

Your U.S. Commercial Service Contact:

Tobias Wester

Senior Commercial Specialist
U.S. Consulate General Frankfurt
Gießener Str. 30
60435 Frankfurt am Main
Phone: +49-69-7535-3159
E-mail: Tobias.Wester@trade.gov

 

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