CWTE Weihai 2026 | Meijara Textile Showcases Lace Craftsmanship for Textile & Garment Markets
CWTE Weihai 2026 | Custom Lace & Embroidery Solutions for Apparel Manufacturers
📍Weihai, China
📅September 17–19, 2026
Meeting Customers and Exploring the Weihai Textile Market
The Weihai exhibition brought together textile suppliers, garment manufacturers, buyers and industry professionals from across the textile and apparel supply chain. At booth A178, the Meijara team had face-to-face discussions with customers about lace sourcing, garment applications, fabric development and bulk production. These conversations provided a direct way to understand what customers are looking for when selecting lace fabrics, including fabric structure, hand feel, color, pattern and application. The exhibition also gave Meijara a better understanding of the sourcing needs of textile and garment companies in the regional market.

Showcasing Diverse Lace and Embroidery Solutions
At booth A178, Meijara presented a selection of lace and embroidery products for different apparel applications. The collection included: Lace fabrics Embroidered lace Lace trims Water-soluble embroidered lace Specialty embroidery Fashion and decorative fabrics The products covered different patterns, textures, embroidery techniques and surface effects, allowing customers to compare different options for their garment collections. Customers could also examine the fabrics directly, from pattern details and surface texture to softness and elasticity, making it easier to discuss their specific application requirements.

From Fabric Selection to Customized Development
Many customers were interested not only in existing lace designs but also in developing fabrics based on their own product requirements. Discussions at the booth covered areas such as: Custom pattern development Color matching Fabric composition Stretch requirements Embroidery effects Fabric width Garment applications Bulk production requirements For Meijara, these discussions are an important part of understanding the technical requirements behind a customer's design concept. By discussing the intended garment, material requirements and production quantity at an early stage, our team can evaluate suitable fabric structures and development options before moving into sampling and bulk production.

Understanding Customer Needs Through Face-to-Face Communication
Beyond product selection, customers also shared practical concerns related to fabric performance and production. Topics included hand feel, pattern density, elasticity, color consistency and how different lace constructions perform in finished garments. These discussions helped the Meijara team better understand the factors customers consider when sourcing lace fabrics for commercial production. The feedback also provides useful references for future product development and customized lace solutions.

Continuing Discussions Through an On-Site Customer Visit
One of the most valuable outcomes of the exhibition happened after the show. Following the exhibition, Meijara was invited by a customer to visit their company. During the visit, both sides discussed the customer's products, fabric requirements and potential development solutions in greater detail. The visit provided an opportunity to understand the customer's actual products and application requirements beyond the limited time available at an exhibition booth. The Meijara team discussed possible fabric solutions directly with the customer and exchanged ideas on how to develop the project further. For Meijara, this visit marked an important step from initial product discussions at the exhibition to more specific project and solution discussions after the show.

Continuing the Conversation After CWTE 2026
Following the event, Meijara continued to follow up with customers on product details, fabric development and potential projects. Discussions initiated at the exhibition have also provided a starting point for further communication and technical evaluation. For a lace manufacturer, these follow-up discussions are an important part of turning an initial product inquiry into a practical development project. By staying closely connected with customers throughout the process, Meijara can better respond to changes in design requirements, material specifications and production needs. Looking ahead, Meijara Textile will continue to develop lace fabrics, embroidery products and customized textile solutions for fashion brands, garment manufacturers and textile buyers. We look forward to building on the connections made at CWTE 2026 and developing more opportunities for long-term cooperation.

We look forward to building on the connections made at CWTE 2026 and developing more opportunities for long-term cooperation.

