Zaber & Zubair Fabrics Limited, a global leader in sustainable and innovative textile solutions, has started the six-day-long 17th edition of its signature Fabric Week, showcasing its innovation and product development for the upcoming Spring–Summer 2027 season.
The expo began on Tuesday morning at the company’s Design Studio at 110 Gulshan Avenue, Dhaka, and it will continue until January 18, 2026.
The exhibition remains open every day from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm for buyers and their representatives, according to the organisers.
This season, Zaber & Zubair Fabrics is presenting a bold and forward-looking collection comprising 280 fabric qualities, including 220 brand-new products and 60 pioneering textile innovations, reinforcing its commitment to sustainability, creativity, and cutting-edge design.
The Spring–Summer ’27 range highlights an extensive and diverse material portfolio, with a strong focus on responsible innovation and eco-conscious alternatives. Featured product categories include 100 per cent recycled products, jute and pineapple fibres, recycled polyester, linen and banana fibres, Tencel, viscose and Ecovero, Circulose, Filagen fibre, CiCLO™, recycled elastane, Cyclo™ and Reco Vertex, along with various functional finishes.
In line with its ongoing sustainability journey, Zaber & Zubair Fabrics continues to push boundaries by introducing natural, biodegradable, and circular materials that combine modern aesthetics with premium performance.
Following the success of the 16th edition (Autumn–Winter ’26/27), which welcomed more than 500 industry professionals, this season’s Fabric Week is expected to be the largest yet, with around 750 visitors, including global buyers, fashion brands, designers, and sustainability experts.
“We are thrilled to host our 17th Fabric Week, where innovation meets responsibility,” said Md Shofiqur Rahman, Executive Director (Marketing) of Zaber & Zubair Fabrics Ltd.
“With 220 new developments and 60 innovations this season, we are not just offering fabrics—we are offering the future of fashion with purpose,” he added.
The company has invited stakeholders from the textile and fashion industry to explore its latest collections and engage in meaningful dialogue to help shape the future of sustainable apparel.
Speaking to The Financial Express, Md Shofiqur Rahman said a good number of visitors were recorded on the first day of the expo, including representatives from VF Corporation, Bestseller, and new buyer groups from Argentina and Spain.
“We have received interest from a new Spanish buyer who wants to import fabrics from Bangladesh to their home market. We expect overall buyer participation in this edition to exceed that of the previous one,” he added.
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