Hometex Vietnam 2026 Announces First Exhibitor Line-Up Ahead of November Show

The November event in Ho Chi Minh City will feature suppliers across curtains, upholstery fabrics, window screens, carpets, curtain hardware and smart curtain systems, with more than 150 suppliers expected.

Hometex Vietnam 2026 has announced its first exhibitor line-up ahead of the event, scheduled for November 19–21, 2026, at the Saigon Exhibition & Convention Center (SECC) in Ho Chi Minh City.

The exhibitors represent different segments of the window and wall covering supply chain, including curtain fabric manufacturers, contract fabric suppliers, carpet manufacturers, window screen producers, curtain track specialists, hardware suppliers and smart curtain motor manufacturers.

Exhibitors Across the Home Textile Supply Chain

The initial line-up includes manufacturers and suppliers offering a range of fabrics, finished products and related technologies.

BONAZA: A contract fabric specialist operating since 2004, with its own factory and multiple branches. Its product range includes upholstery fabrics, upholstered wall panels, curtain fabrics and finished soft furnishings, including cut velvet, jacquard, faux leather, cotton-linen blends and chenille.
Zhenxin Fabric: Founded in 1999, the integrated curtain fabric manufacturer focuses on research, development and production. Its products include blackout fabrics, linen fabrics, sheer curtains, jacquard, cotton-linen blends and sofa fabrics.
NIKEFEILIN (Haining Bulock Textile): A home textile brand focused on modern light luxury, offering curtains, wall fabrics and wall panels.
Foshan Nanfang Printing & Dyeing: The company has more than 60 years of experience in fabric research and development, production and sales, and employs 600 staff. Its range includes home textiles and upholstery fabrics, including functional flocking fabrics and natural cotton-linen blends.
Xinti Textile: Based in Haining, Zhejiang, the company specialises in knitted curtain fabrics and offers a range of styles with in-stock supply.
Monalisa Textile: Founded in 1998, the company manufactures window screens, including engineering, embroidered, jacquard and permanent flame-retardant varieties.
Shenfeng Textile: A business-to-business supplier of gauze curtains serving cross-border sellers on Amazon, AliExpress, SHEIN, TEMU, Shopee and TikTok. Its products also include window screens, tablecloths and small curtains.
Dsermer Carpet: A carpet manufacturer and exporter supplying products to the US, Russia, South Korea, the Middle East, Europe and Southeast Asia. Its range includes handmade silk, wool, nylon, cotton, bamboo fibre, acrylic and long-haired carpets.
RUICHI: A window coverings specialist covering design, in-house research and development, production and sales, with a focus on finished products. Its range includes curtains and drapery fabrics made with proprietary fabrics.
JUEPEI: A curtain track supplier integrating research and development, manufacturing, sales and after-sales service. Its products include motorised smart curtain tracks, standard curtain tracks, decorative curtain poles and slimline tracks.
Henghuan Technology: A curtain hardware manufacturer with 13 years of experience in mould development and metal and plastic component production. Its facility covers 20,000 square metres and has more than 200 automatic assembly machines and 17 proprietary patents.
Kezhen: A manufacturer of smart curtain motors and tracks supporting Mijia, Tmall Genie, Xiaodu, Tuya, Huawei HiLink and Amazon. Its products are compatible with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth Mesh, Zigbee and Matter protocols.

More Than 150 Suppliers Expected at the Show

Beyond the exhibitors featured in the initial announcement, Hometex Vietnam 2026 is expected to bring together more than 150 suppliers across the window and wall covering supply chain.

The event will provide buyers with an opportunity to meet manufacturers, compare products and explore potential supplier relationships across fabrics, carpets, window coverings and related hardware and technologies.

Organisers are encouraging buyers planning to attend the three-day exhibition to schedule their visits and meetings in advance.