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Zaber & Zubair unveils 240 new fabrics and 50 textile innovations at their 18th edition of Fabric Week

BTJ News Desk
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Zaber & Zubair Fabrics Ltd. has launched the 18th edition of its flagship Fabric Week, unveiling its Autumn/Winter 2027-28 Collection with 240 newly developed fabrics and 50 textile innovations aimed at advancing sustainable textile manufacturing.

The six-day exhibition, taking place from 14 to 19 July 2026 at the company’s Design Studio in Gulshan, Dhaka, showcases a portfolio of 290 fabric qualities, highlighting the company’s continued investment in innovation, sustainability and next-generation textile solutions.

The latest collection features a broad range of environmentally responsible materials, including wool blends, 100% recycled fabrics, hemp and pineapple fibres, Tencel, viscose and Ecovero products, sustainable recycled dyes and advanced functional finishes. The developments reflect the company’s focus on circular materials, biodegradable fibres and high-performance textiles designed to meet the evolving demands of global fashion brands.

Building on the success of its previous Spring/Summer edition, which attracted more than 500 industry professionals, Zaber & Zubair expects approximately 750 visitors this season. The event is set to welcome international buyers, fashion brands, designers and sustainability experts, making it the company’s largest Fabric Week to date.

“We are thrilled to host our 18th edition of Fabric Week, where innovation meets responsibility,” a spokesperson for Zaber & Zubair Fabrics Ltd. said. “With 240 new developments and 50 innovations this season, we are not just offering fabrics—we’re offering the future of fashion with purpose.”

The company representative said Fabric Week AW 27/28 aims to provide a platform for textile and apparel professionals to explore its latest fabric developments while encouraging discussions on the future of sustainable fashion and responsible manufacturing.

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