August 18–20, 2026 | Booth 5.2H F76

Haida Warp Knitting is exhibiting at Shanghai Home Textiles 2026 from August 18 to 20.

Visit us at Booth 5.2H F76 to explore our latest fabric collections, experience different textures and hand feels in person, and discuss new sourcing and development opportunities with our team.

With more than two decades of warp knitting experience, Haida has built its manufacturing foundation around textile structure, surface texture, softness, color development and finishing.

Today, our fabric capabilities serve two major directions: our established upholstery and interior fabric business, together with developing apparel and functional fabric applications.

The exhibition is an opportunity to see both sides of Haida in one place.

From Upholstery Textures to Functional Fabrics

Explore Haida’s Broader Fabric Capabilities

Haida’s product capability is not limited to one fabric category.

Our established business is built around fabrics for sofas, furniture, cushions, curtains and other interior applications, while our manufacturing experience is also being extended into selected apparel and performance fabric applications.

At the exhibition and across our broader product range, buyers can explore fabric directions including:

• Velvet and Holland Velvet
• Chenille
• Bouclé
• Jacquard
• Suede and Micro Suede
• Plush and other soft-touch fabrics
• Minky and fleece constructions
• Functional polyester fabrics
• Warp knit fabric developments

Different constructions provide different combinations of texture, appearance, softness, density and performance.

Our goal is not simply to offer more fabric names, but to help buyers identify a material that fits the actual product they are developing.

Upholstery & Interior Fabrics — Our Established Expertise

Fabrics Developed Around Texture, Hand Feel and Interior Application

Upholstery and interior fabrics remain an important part of Haida’s business and manufacturing experience.

For furniture and interior applications, appearance alone is not enough.

A buyer may need to evaluate the relationship between surface texture, pile, softness, fabric weight, width, color, pattern, durability and finishing before deciding whether a fabric is suitable for a particular collection.

At our booth, visitors can experience different fabric surfaces directly — from clean velvet textures to more dimensional chenille, bouclé, jacquard and plush effects.

These fabrics can be discussed for applications such as:

Sofa & Furniture Upholstery

Different textures, hand feels and visual effects for residential and commercial furniture programs.

Cushions & Decorative Products

Soft-touch, textured and decorative fabrics for cushions and coordinated interior products.

Curtains & Interior Decoration

Chenille, jacquard and other decorative constructions for interior textile applications.

Custom Fabric Development

Color, texture, pattern direction and other requirements can be discussed according to individual sourcing programs.

For professional buyers, physically touching the fabric is often the quickest way to understand whether it is right for the project.

That is one of the main reasons we value face-to-face exhibitions.

Apparel & Functional Fabrics — A Growing Development Direction

Extending Warp Knit Experience into New Applications

Alongside our established upholstery business, Haida is also exploring and developing selected fabric solutions for apparel and functional applications.

This direction builds on our existing experience in warp knitting, polyester fabrics, soft-touch constructions and finishing.

Current development directions include:

• Sun Protection Fabrics
• UPF 50+ Warp Knit Fabrics
• Outdoor Functional Fabrics
• Waterproof & Breathable Fabric Development
• Quick-Dry Fabrics
• Moisture-Wicking Fabrics
• Stretch Performance Fabrics
• Functional Polyester Fabrics
• Micro Suede for Jackets and Outerwear
• Soft Fleece & Plush Fabrics for Apparel Applications

These applications require a different sourcing conversation from conventional upholstery fabrics.

Instead of focusing mainly on surface appearance and decorative effect, apparel buyers may need to evaluate weight, softness, stretch, breathability, fabric structure, moisture management, functional finishing and final garment application.

That is why we prefer to discuss functional fabrics around the intended product rather than simply around a fabric name.

Bring Us Your Application, Not Just a Fabric Name

Better Fabric Discussions Start with the Final Product

Fabric sourcing rarely begins and ends with choosing “velvet,” “chenille” or “functional polyester.”

The same fabric category can behave very differently depending on yarn selection, fabric structure, weight and finishing.

For an upholstery project, you may be considering:

• What texture fits the furniture collection?
• How soft or structured should the surface feel?
• What weight and width are required?
• Which colors or patterns fit the collection?
• Does the fabric need a particular finishing treatment?

For an apparel project, the questions may be different:

• What is the target garment?
• How lightweight or structured should the fabric be?
• Is stretch required?
• Does the fabric need UPF, quick-dry, moisture-wicking or waterproof performance?
• What hand feel is expected against the skin?
• Which fabric construction is more suitable for the final product?

These are the discussions we welcome at the show.

Bring Your Swatch, Sample or Development Idea

Talk to Our Team Face to Face

If you already have a project in development, you are welcome to bring:

• A reference fabric or swatch
• A color standard
• A specification sheet
• A furniture or interior collection reference
• A garment sample
• A product photo
• A target application
• A new fabric concept

Our team can review the reference with you and discuss suitable material directions, fabric structures, surface effects, finishing requirements and development possibilities.

Even if the exact fabric is not currently displayed at the booth, a reference sample gives us a much clearer starting point for further discussion.

For B2B sourcing, this often saves several rounds of emails after the exhibition.

Built on Warp Knitting Experience

Manufacturing Capability Behind the Fabric

Haida Warp Knitting has accumulated more than two decades of experience in warp knitting and textile manufacturing.

Our manufacturing base includes KARL MAYER high-speed warp knitting equipment, together with supporting production and inspection capabilities.

This manufacturing background allows us to approach fabric development from more than a visual perspective.

Fabric structure, yarn, density, surface effect, softness and finishing all influence the final result.

Whether the project is an upholstery fabric with a distinctive texture or an apparel fabric requiring a specific combination of softness and functionality, the starting point is understanding how the material will actually be used.

That is the kind of conversation we hope to have with buyers at the exhibition.

Why Visit Haida at the Exhibition?

See More Than a Product Catalogue

A website can show a product image.

A specification sheet can show numbers.

But neither can fully show how a fabric actually feels in the hand.

At the Haida booth, you can:

• Compare multiple textures side by side
• Feel softness, thickness and surface structure directly
• Review upholstery and interior fabric collections
• Learn about developing apparel and functional fabric directions
• Discuss colors, structures and finishing requirements
• Bring your own reference sample for discussion
• Talk directly with the Haida team about your sourcing program

For buyers developing a new collection, this face-to-face discussion can make fabric selection much more efficient.

Visit Haida at Shanghai Home Textiles 2026

Meet Us at Booth 5.2H F76

Exhibition: Shanghai Home Textiles 2026
Date: August 18–20, 2026
Booth: 5.2H F76
Company: Haida Warp Knitting

Whether you are sourcing upholstery fabrics, chenille, bouclé, jacquard, velvet, suede, plush fabrics, or exploring warp knit and functional fabrics for apparel, we welcome you to visit our booth.

Bring your swatch.

Bring your specification.

Bring your next product idea.

Meet Haida at Booth 5.2H F76 and let’s discuss the fabric behind your next collection.