The three-day event, running February 1-3, 2026, brings together hundreds of participants showcasing a wide array of leather, leather products, accessories, machinery, equipment and technology innovations.
With 362 Indian companies and 66 international participants from countries including Germany, Italy, Australia, Argentina, China, Ethiopia, the UK, the UAE, the Netherlands and Saudi Arabia, the fair highlights cutting-edge applications in design, additive manufacturing, artificial intelligence and digital tools for the leather sector.
Organisers say the fair assumes added significance amid new trade agreements between India and European partners that aim to boost growth in leather and allied industries.
Tamil Nadu and neighbouring Kerala continue to dominate India’s leather output and exports, underlining the region’s central role as the fair attracts attention from global buyers and investors.
