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Asia Fashion (Indonesia) Show
Asia Fashion (Indonesia) Show is a dedicated B2B trade exhibition for bags, luggage, footwear, apparel, textiles, fashion accessories and beauty-care products, held at Jakarta International Expo and positioned as the Indonesian stop of the multi-country Asia Fashion Show series…
Directory listing reviewed June 2026
About Asia Fashion (Indonesia) Show
Overview
Asia Fashion (Indonesia) Show is a dedicated B2B trade exhibition for bags, luggage, footwear, apparel, textiles, fashion accessories and beauty-care products, held at Jakarta International Expo and positioned as the Indonesian stop of the multi-country Asia Fashion Show series. It brings together suppliers from China and across Asia to connect with Indonesian and regional buyers from retail, distribution, e-commerce and brand ownership.
What to Expect
Asia Fashion (Indonesia) Show is the Indonesian stop of the Asia Fashion Show series, a multi-country B2B platform for the fashion supply chain in Southeast Asia. The exhibition in Jakarta focuses on the full spectrum of fashion-related categories: bags and luggage, shoes and clothing, textiles and fabrics, leather and materials, fashion accessories, and beauty and personal care products. Visitors can expect to see a wide range of finished products alongside upstream and auxiliary materials, making the show relevant both for brand-ready sourcing and for manufacturers looking for inputs. The official Indonesia overview states that the exhibition area will reach about 15,000 square metres at Jakarta International Expo, using halls A1–A2–A3–D1. It is expected to host more than 500 exhibitors, including national brand companies from several Chinese manufacturing hubs such as Guangdong, Zhejiang, Hebei, Hunan, Fujian and Sichuan, together with exhibitors from Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, India and other Asian countries and regions. This concentration of Asian suppliers offers buyers a consolidated opportunity to benchmark pricing, quality and innovation across different sourcing origins in a single visit. As part of the Asia Fashion Show series, the Indonesia edition is positioned as a professional B2B event rather than a consumer fair. The series aims to build what it describes as one of the largest and most specialized fashion B2B exhibitions in Asia, focusing on the upstream and downstream segments of the industry chain. Buyers can expect structured product zoning across categories like bags & luggage, leather & materials, garment & footwear, and related fashion products. While the Indonesia page does not list detailed on-site event features, similar Asia Fashion shows typically emphasize business matching between exhibitors and trade visitors, including opportunities for OEM/ODM production, brand distribution deals, and cross-border e-commerce supply. The atmosphere is intended to be transactional and efficiency-oriented: booths are tailored to product demonstration and sampling, with many suppliers prepared to discuss minimum order quantities, customization options, and logistics solutions for serving the Indonesian and broader Southeast Asian market. For overseas visitors, the show also serves as an entry point to understand Indonesian consumer preferences and regulatory requirements by speaking directly to local distributors and regional brands on the floor. Because the Indonesia edition is held in August each year at Jakarta International Expo, it sits in the calendar between the Thailand and Malaysia shows in the same series, allowing buyers to plan multi-stop sourcing trips across Southeast Asia. Registration for visitors and exhibitors is handled centrally through the Asia Fashion Show website, which lists all country editions, making it straightforward for repeat attendees to manage participation across the region.
Who Should Attend
Asia Fashion (Indonesia) Show is designed for trade professionals across the fashion ecosystem who are actively involved in sourcing, buying, manufacturing, branding or distributing fashion-related products. It is particularly relevant for importers, wholesalers and distributors who focus on bags, footwear, apparel, accessories, textiles and beauty-care items and are looking to expand or diversify their supplier base in Asia. Retail buyers from department stores, supermarkets, specialty fashion chains, concept stores and multi-brand boutiques will benefit from the breadth of product offerings and the ability to compare multiple suppliers side-by-side. E-commerce platforms and online marketplace sellers, including those working in cross-border commerce, can use the show to identify original manufacturers for private-label and drop-ship programs. OEM/ODM buyers and brand owners who need factories capable of customization, flexible order quantities or rapid development cycles will find the presence of Chinese and broader Asian manufacturing hubs especially valuable. Agents and trading companies seeking new product lines to represent in the Indonesian market will discover brands from several Asian countries that may not yet have local distribution. Designers, product developers and merchandisers can attend to track regional trends in categories such as luggage design, casual footwear, everyday apparel and beauty and personal care packaging, and to gather ideas for future collections. Service providers connected to the fashion supply chain—such as logistics firms, quality-control agencies, sourcing consultancies and cross-border payment or platform solution providers—may also attend to network with both suppliers and buyers, given the show’s focus on building an integrated industry chain. For overseas visitors considering entry into Indonesia, the show offers direct access to local distributors and manufacturers, making it a practical starting point for market research and partnership-building. Policymakers and industry association representatives involved in textile, footwear or leather sectors may find it useful as a snapshot of how regional production networks are evolving and how Indonesian demand patterns are shaping sourcing strategies across Asia.
Why It Matters
Asia Fashion (Indonesia) Show matters because it provides a structured B2B platform for linking Indonesia’s large consumer market with a diverse set of fashion manufacturers and brands across Asia. Indonesia is one of the most populous countries in the world, with growing middle-class consumption in categories such as apparel, footwear, bags and beauty-care products. By concentrating more than 500 exhibitors from multiple Asian production hubs into a 15,000-square-metre exhibition at Jakarta International Expo, the show reduces search and transaction costs for buyers seeking reliable suppliers. For local Indonesian businesses, the exhibition offers direct access to manufacturers from key Chinese provinces—Guangdong, Zhejiang, Hebei, Hunan, Fujian and Sichuan—as well as from Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, India and other markets. This breadth enables importers and distributors to compare product quality, lead times, price points and service capabilities without relying solely on online directories or intermediaries. The show’s B2B positioning means that exhibitors come prepared to discuss wholesale terms, private-label options, OEM/ODM services and long-term cooperation, which can accelerate business development for both sides. From a regional perspective, Asia Fashion (Indonesia) Show forms part of a multi-country series that includes Thailand, Malaysia and Vietnam editions, each scheduled in different months of the year. This structure helps build a more integrated Southeast Asian fashion sourcing circuit, allowing buyers to plan itineraries that cover several markets in one trip and giving exhibitors repeated touchpoints with different national audiences. Such connectivity supports the gradual formation of an Asia-wide fashion supply chain network, in which Indonesia plays both a consumer and, increasingly, a production role. The event also has significance for emerging brands and SMEs. Smaller fashion labels and startup e-commerce businesses often struggle to identify factories willing to accommodate smaller order volumes or rapid design changes. By bringing together suppliers that understand these realities and are accustomed to working with international clients, Asia Fashion (Indonesia) Show opens up opportunities for agile, digitally driven business models. Finally, the show contributes to knowledge exchange about market trends, design directions and regulatory requirements. Even without an extensive conference program listed on the Indonesia page, the face‑to‑face conversations between buyers, manufacturers and distributors serve as informal but valuable channels for sharing information about consumer preferences, sustainability expectations and compliance standards. In aggregate, these interactions help raise the overall sophistication of the fashion industry in Indonesia and the wider region.
Venue & directions
Jakarta International Expo
Halls A1–A2–A3–D1, Jakarta, Indonesia
Jakarta, Indonesia
Frequently Asked Questions
Asia Fashion (Indonesia) Show is a professional B2B fashion trade exhibition focusing on bags & luggage, shoes & clothing, textiles & fabrics, fashion accessories, and beauty and personal care products for the Indonesian and wider Southeast Asian market.
According to the official series description, the Indonesia edition is held in August each year at Jakarta International Expo. However, the 2026 Indonesia page does not yet publish specific daily dates, so you should confirm the exact schedule with the organizer before planning travel.
The show is staged at Jakarta International Expo, with halls listed as A1–A2–A3–D1 on the official site. This venue is a major exhibition center in Jakarta, offering modern facilities for large-scale trade fairs.
Asia Fashion (Indonesia) Show is designed for trade visitors only, including importers, wholesalers, retailers, brand owners, buyers for supermarkets and department stores, e-commerce platforms, distributors, agents and other fashion-industry professionals. It is not positioned as a consumer shopping fair.
Visitor registration and exhibitor applications for Asia Fashion (Indonesia) Show 2026 are handled via the Asia Fashion Show registration portal, where separate forms for exhibitors and visitors are provided. You can also contact the organizer by phone or email for assistance with registration.
Asia Fashion (Indonesia) Show is organized by Guangdong Qiya Exhibition Co., Ltd., the same company that runs the Thailand, Malaysia and Vietnam editions in the series. Their contact details and general information are available on the Asia Fashion Show official website.
The organizer indicates that the Indonesia exhibition expects more than 500 exhibiting companies, with national brands from multiple Chinese provinces and businesses from Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, India and other Asian markets. Official visitor projections are not yet published for the Indonesia edition.
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