Functional Fabric Fair Showcases New Exhibition Inspired by NASA Technology

Sustainability Soars: The Functional Fabric Fair Showcases Innovative Textiles and Eco-Friendly Designs

The Functional Fabric Fair, powered by PERFORMANCE DAYS, recently held a successful event in Portland, Oregon. The show took place on April 17-18 at the Oregon Convention Center and attracted over 2,100 attendees. Over 260 textile suppliers from around the world showcased sustainable functional fabrics for the apparel industry’s Spring 2025/2026 collections. The event was praised for its product sourcing, networking opportunities, innovation, and education.

The Trend Forum was one of the highlights of the show, featuring a collection of 100 percent sustainable trend fabrics and accessories curated by a panel of experts. Attendees had access to various key areas on the show floor that allowed them to learn, discover, and be inspired. QR codes were available for attendees to learn more about the products, request samples, and visit the exhibitors.

The Innovation Zone showcased never-before-seen products and technologies while the new Sustainability Lounge provided a collaborative space to discuss the future of sustainability. Additionally, student projects from USU’s Outdoor Product Design & Development program were on display, featuring revolutionary designs that use NASA-technology patents.

Event director Steve McCullough described this year’s event as exceeding all expectations with strong turnout on the first day setting the stage for an inspiring and groundbreaking event. Attendees had access to various key areas on the show floor that allowed them to learn, discover, and be inspired.

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