On 8th July 2025, the Handloom Export Promotion Council (HEPC), along with its esteemed participants, marked a significant presence at Source Fashion London 2025 — one of the world’s leading sourcing exhibitions connecting global buyers with authentic manufacturers, artisans, and exporters.
Adding honor to this prestigious event, Ms. Nidhi Mani Tripathi (Minister – Economic) and Ms. Shreeranjani Kanagavel (First Secretary – Economic) from the High Commission of India, London, graced the HEPC pavilion with their visit. Their interaction with HEPC’s participants underscored the Indian government’s continued support for promoting Indian handloom exports, encouraging artisans, and strengthening India’s presence in the global textile market.
Key Highlights:
Direct engagement with international buyers seeking authentic Indian handloom products.
Networking opportunities with key stakeholders in the fashion sourcing industry.
Insights on emerging trends in sustainable fashion and ethical sourcing.
Why Source Fashion London Matters:
With a focus on sustainability, transparency, and direct sourcing, Source Fashion London 2025 offers a unique platform for Indian exporters to showcase their craftsmanship, innovation, and commitment to quality. The event bridges the gap between traditional artisans and contemporary global markets, opening doors for long-term business collaborations.
Strengthening India’s Global Footprint in Handlooms:
The encouragement and interaction from esteemed representatives like Ms. Nidhi Mani Tripathi and Ms. Shreeranjani Kanagavel highlight India’s active role in fostering economic partnerships and supporting exporters in the textile and fashion industry.
Our Participation — A Step Towards Global Recognition
Our client’s participation at Source Fashion London 2025 not only showcased their exquisite collection of handloom textiles but also reflected their commitment to promoting the rich heritage of Indian craftsmanship on an international stage. The exposure to global buyers and fashion influencers is expected to yield significant business opportunities and strengthen export ties.
About Handloom Export Promotion Council (HEPC):
Established by the Ministry of Textiles, Government of India, HEPC works tirelessly to promote Indian handloom products worldwide, providing platforms like trade fairs, exhibitions, and buyer-seller meets to expand India’s export footprint.
