Source Fashion’s exhibitors list has come live after it announced the July 2025 edition will focus on guiding fashion businesses through uncertainty with an emphasis on responsible sourcing and sustainability.
The exhibitor list includes Bello Valente, Bintem Collection, Bordo Tekstil, Denimai, Giteks, Icone, Kiğili, Reseen, Ronin, Şenova, And Yooyu.
Source Fashion to feature Türkiye pavilion
The show is set to feature a broad spectrum of exhibitors from Türkiye, who will provide UK-based retailers, wholesalers, and corporate buyers with access to internationally audited and responsible manufacturers and suppliers.
Over ten entities are slated to form the Türkiye Pavilion at Source Fashion, showcasing the country’s textile tradition and affirming its role in the international sourcing domain.
Source Fashion event director Suzanne Ellingham said: “We’re excited to welcome such a strong line-up of Turkish exhibitors this year, reflecting Türkiye’s rich heritage and innovative spirit in responsible textile manufacturing.
“Our Türkiye Pavilion brings together trusted, internationally audited suppliers who are leading the way in quality, sustainability, and design. Source Fashion is proud to provide a platform that connects UK and global buyers with these exceptional manufacturers, fostering meaningful partnerships that drive the future of ethical sourcing.”
Bello Valente is set to make its first appearance at Source Fashion. Damla Kulak from the Accounting Department at Bello Valente remarked: “This year, for the first time, Bello Valente is taking part in Source Fashion, and we’re excited to meet potential business partners face-to-face. We’re looking forward to discovering new brands, building inspiring collaborations, and welcoming our current partners to our booth. We believe this event is the perfect setting for visitors to experience the quality of our products firsthand.”
Ronin Textile specialises in plus-size clothing for international consumers. Founder Seyhmus Barlas said: “As a brand focused on classic styles and plus-size clothing, participating in Source Fashion is not just an opportunity to showcase our work, but a step toward bringing our vision to the international fashion arena. We’re excited to make our inclusive collections more visible in the global market and to open the door to new collaborations in this space.”
Y&B Group Textile, which manufactures sustainable materials including a fabric that resembles leather made from tea, cotton, and biopeel, is also making its return to the show.
ION Tekstil will also participate with its circular knitted apparel that combines style with affordability while adhering to sustainable practices.
Istanbul-based Denimai is also joining the event for the first time. With offices in Los Angeles and London, the company manufactures premium denim garments.
Denimai marketing manager Ibba Elbushra stated: “At Denimai, we specialise in creative, premium denim and ready-to-wear garment production, combining sustainable practices with a hands-on approach that prioritises craftsmanship, innovation, and reliability. We believe in building strong, long-term relationships with our clients, and there’s no better way to start than meeting in person. This show is a great opportunity to experience the care and detail that goes into our work, from the first stitch to the final finish.”
Kiğılı also joins the exhibition line-up. Established in 1938, Kiğılı operates over 300 stores across 21 countries and offers a range of menswear that spans classic to formal styles.
