Anruda Textile Wraps Up HanoiTex & HanoiFabric 2026, Showcasing Activewear Fabric Development and Integrated Production Capabilities
From October 21 to 23, 2026, Anruda Textile exhibited at HanoiTex & HanoiFabric, held at ICE-Cultural Palace in Hanoi, Vietnam. During the exhibition, Anruda presented its core activewear fabric range and integrated services spanning fabric development, production, testing and garment sampling to visiting brand representatives, buyers, designers and product development professionals.
Showcasing Activewear Fabric Development Capabilities
At this year’s exhibition in Hanoi, Anruda highlighted nylon and polyester stretch fabrics for yoga wear, training apparel, running apparel and other activewear categories. The range offered soft, next-to-skin comfort, breathable constructions and supportive stretch, helping brands develop collections for different activities, seasons and market needs.
Through fabric samples, explanations of fabric constructions and discussions about intended applications, Anruda demonstrated its development approach to fabric hand feel, stretch, breathability and wear performance. For activewear brands, fabric selection goes beyond sample specifications: it also requires an understanding of how a material performs in a particular garment design, manufacturing process and wearing scenario. With 11 years of industry experience, Anruda coordinates fabric development, production and testing to translate brands’ design requirements into suitable material solutions.
Integrated Capabilities to Support Quality and Consistency
During the exhibition, Anruda introduced its integrated capabilities covering knitting, dyeing and finishing, printing, laboratory testing and bulk production quality control. By coordinating these stages, Anruda helps brands develop fabrics with distinctive characteristics while maintaining consistency between approved samples and bulk production.
Activewear fabrics must meet combined requirements for stretch, hand feel, breathability and appearance retention, making close coordination between development and bulk production particularly important. Anruda’s 11 years of industry experience, together with its coordinated approach to fabric development, production and testing, provides a practical foundation for turning brands’ design requirements into materials suitable for bulk production.
Building Relationships with International Sportswear Brands
During HanoiTex & HanoiFabric 2026, senior executives from On’s Vietnam team visited the Anruda Textile booth. They spoke with the Anruda team about high-performance activewear fabrics, product development trends and opportunities for supply chain collaboration in Southeast Asia. Vietnam is a key manufacturing and sourcing market for On, a global sportswear brand known for its focus on running and athletic performance.
The teams discussed how to improve fabric performance, move custom fabric developments into production and maintain consistent fabric quality across production runs. The visit gave Anruda an opportunity to share its activewear fabric development capabilities and opened the door to further discussions with international brands and supply chain partners in Southeast Asia.
Post-Show Follow-Up Is Underway
Following the exhibition, the Anruda team has begun following up on discussions held at the booth. Based on the reference fabric samples, design directions and performance requirements gathered during the show, the team will prepare fabric recommendations, assess sampling requirements and outline the next steps for development. Customers who did not have the opportunity for an in-depth discussion at the exhibition are also welcome to contact the team through Anruda’s website to discuss their activewear fabric selection and development needs.
Anruda Textile sincerely thanks all customers and partners who visited Booth 1D19. Looking ahead, Anruda will continue to focus on high-performance activewear fabrics, helping brands go further through its fabric expertise and integrated services from development through production.