The Clothing Manufacturers Association of India (CMAI) has launched the 83rd National Garment Fair (NGF) 2026, bringing together over 960 menswear, womenswear and accessories brands across two dedicated venues in Mumbai from July 13–15, 2026.
Recognized as one of India’s largest B2B apparel sourcing platforms, the fair is expected to attract around 25,000 retailers, distributors, wholesalers and trade buyers from India and international markets ahead of the festive and wedding season.
The Womenswear segment is being held at the Bombay Exhibition Centre, Goregaon, while the Menswear segment is taking place at the MMRDA Grounds, Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC).
The fair was inaugurated by Rohit Kedia of Baazar Style Retail Ltd., Pankaj Mirchandani of G. Sachanand/Kalamandir, and Divesh Malve of Taruni Clothing Pvt. Ltd., in the presence of CMAI office bearers, exhibitors and industry stakeholders.
Spread across more than 40,000 square metres of exhibition space, the event features over 600 womenswear brands, 345 menswear brands, and 45 accessories brands represented through more than 890 exhibition stalls. The exhibition also hosts 284 platinum buyers from across India.
The fair showcases a diverse range of apparel collections from leading Indian brands, enabling retailers to source the latest fashion trends while exploring new business partnerships and market opportunities.
Speaking at the inauguration, Santosh Katariya, President, CMAI, highlighted the growing opportunities in India’s apparel sector, driven by rising consumption in Tier II and Tier III cities and the increasing influence of e-commerce platforms.
“The Indian apparel market is witnessing steady growth, and NGF provides a platform for brands and retailers to collaborate ahead of one of the most important retail seasons of the year,” Katariya said.
The event has also attracted international buyers from countries including the UAE, Australia, Bangladesh, China, Hong Kong, Ireland, Italy, Kuwait, Malaysia, Mauritius and Sri Lanka, reinforcing its position as a significant sourcing destination for the global apparel trade.
Rohit Munjal, Vice President and Chairman, Fair Sub-Committee, CMAI, said the 83rd edition continues to strengthen industry collaboration by providing opportunities for MSMEs, large manufacturers, brands and retailers to connect and expand their businesses.
To facilitate smooth visitor movement, CMAI has introduced dedicated shuttle services between exhibition venues, railway stations and parking facilities throughout the three-day event.
Having successfully delivered 82 previous editions, the National Garment Fair continues to serve as a key platform for business networking, sourcing and growth within India’s apparel and fashion industry.