Table of Contents
- 1. Meet us in Melbourne this November
- 2. Exhibition details
- 3. Four fabric directions to explore
- 3.1. Yoga and studio wear: stretch with a soft touch
- 3.2. Lightweight outdoor fabrics
- 3.3. Hoodie and streetwear fabrics
- 3.4. Equestrian fabrics
- 4. Make the conversation specific to your collection
- 5. Arrange a meeting at Stand Q34

Meet us in Melbourne this November
Cofinay by Xiongqi Textile Technology Co., Ltd. will be exhibiting at China Clothing Textile Accessories Expo 2026 Melbourne, taking place from 17–19 November 2026 at the Melbourne Exhibition Centre.
Visit us at Stand Q34 to discuss fabrics for your next activewear or active-lifestyle collection. This year’s exhibition highlights cover four directions: yoga and studio wear, lightweight outdoor apparel, hoodies and streetwear, and equestrian clothing.
For brands, designers and garment manufacturers, meeting in person offers a chance to move beyond photographs and short descriptions. You can talk through the surface, stretch, body and drape you need—and the practical requirements behind the finished garment.
Exhibition details
Detail | Information |
|---|---|
Exhibition | China Clothing Textile Accessories Expo 2026 Melbourne |
Dates | 17–19 November 2026 |
Cofinay stand | Q34 |
Venue | Melbourne Exhibition Centre |
Entrance | Door 5 |
Address | 2 Clarendon Street, South Wharf, Victoria, Australia |
For visitor registration and current admission information, visit the official exhibition website.
Four fabric directions to explore
Yoga and studio wear: stretch with a soft touch
Our yoga fabric presentation focuses on four-way stretch, buttery-soft hand feel and recycled options.
For a fitted studio garment, softness is only part of the decision. The material also needs the right balance of coverage, recovery and body for the pattern. A fabric suited to a lightly supportive top may not be the best choice for a legging or a more structured piece.
Bring a reference swatch or tell us which part of the feel you want to retain: a smooth surface, a lightly brushed touch or an easy drape. We can discuss suitable options and the checks your application requires. For recycled options, ask about the specific composition and available documentation for the selected article.
Lightweight outdoor fabrics
The outdoor presentation highlights lightweight materials, breathability and UPF 50+ sun-protection options.
The useful starting point is the garment’s intended use. A light layer for everyday outdoor activity has different priorities from a close-fitting training top. Weight, airflow, coverage and the desired silhouette all belong in the discussion.
If sun protection is part of your product brief, specify the required test method and acceptance criteria. Confirm the relevant UPF report for the selected fabric and color rather than extending a collection-level statement to every material.

Hoodie and streetwear fabrics
Our hoodie and streetwear presentation brings a different set of questions to the table: how much body should the fabric have, how should it fall, and what surface suits the collection?
An oversized hoodie, a relaxed short and a cleaner everyday layer do not necessarily need the same material. A garment reference can help explain the shape you are developing, while a physical swatch makes the desired touch easier to discuss.
Tell us whether your priority is a softer drape or a more structured outline, along with the preferred composition and weight. The exhibition is a useful place to compare those requirements before moving into sampling.
Equestrian fabrics
Our equestrian presentation highlights four-way stretch, breathability, quick drying and selected fabrics promoted with Grade 4 anti-pilling performance.
For riding apparel, discuss where the garment needs mobility, where it needs support and which areas face repeated friction. These details help define the material brief more clearly than a general request for a durable stretch fabric.
For the anti-pilling claim, ask which article was tested, under which method and test conditions. A grade should be read with its supporting report; it does not establish every aspect of abrasion resistance or garment durability.

Make the conversation specific to your collection
You do not need a finished technical pack to meet us. A garment reference, a swatch or a few clear priorities can be enough to start.
If available, bring or send:
- your garment application and intended fit;
- a reference fabric or Cofinay article code;
- preferred composition, weight and hand feel;
- color, finishing and performance requirements;
- estimated quantity and target delivery timing;
- required testing or certification documentation.
The four exhibition themes are a starting point for discussion, not a promise that every fabric shares every highlighted property. Article specifications, performance evidence, MOQ and development timing should be confirmed for your project.
You can browse Cofinay’s fabric collection before the show and share any article codes you would like to discuss. If you need a particular sample available for your meeting, contact us in advance to check.

Arrange a meeting at Stand Q34
Send us your preferred visit date, approximate time and a short description of your project. This gives our team a clearer idea of the materials and questions you want to review.
Contact: Cora, Sales Director Email: sales@cofinay.com WhatsApp: +852 6959 4505 Online enquiry: Contact Cofinay
We look forward to seeing you at Stand Q34, Melbourne Exhibition Centre, from 17–19 November 2026.
Written by Amber, Cofinay Technical Team.
About Cofinay
With over 16 years of expertise, Cofinay is a premier manufacturer of high-end activewear fabrics, certified by global ecological standards. We specialize in engineering premium performance knits for yoga, tennis, equestrian, and golf. Backed by our self-operated vertical weaving and dyeing infrastructure, we provide complete end-to-end services to empower global activewear brands to scale.
