"Exintex, which started in 1991, is the most well-known and largest exhibition in the textile and clothing industry in Mexico. It is also one of the most important textile and garment industry exhibitions in Latin America. In the previous edition of the exhibition, there were 800 exhibitors from 30 countries, attracting 25,000 visitors and professional buyers from 26 different countries and regions, including the United States, Guatemala, El Salvador, Colombia, Costa Rica, Honduras, Brazil, Canada, among others.

Puebla is the most important textile and clothing city in Mexico, holding a dominant position within the entire Mexican industry."
With more than 30 years of experience, Exintex has been consolidated as one of the most important trade fairs of the textile area in Mexico and one of the most important fairs in Latin America.

Labor Force and Employment: Mexico's textile industry offers a substantial number of job opportunities, especially for low-skilled workers seeking employment. The textile industry is distributed across various regions in Mexico, particularly in areas with concentrated textile manufacturing, such as around Mexico City, Puebla, and Jalisco.

1. Cotton Fabric: Mexico produces a significant amount of cotton fabric, including various types such as cotton yarn fabric, plain-woven cotton, twill-woven cotton, and color-woven denim. Cotton fabric holds a vital position in Mexico's textile market and is widely used in clothing manufacturing, home textile products, and industrial purposes.

2. Woolen Fabric: Mexico, with its rich textile traditions, also has a presence in woolen fabric in its textile market. Mexico's woolen fabrics are renowned for their high-quality wool and exquisite craftsmanship, including items like wool blankets, shawls, and other woolen products.

3. Silk: Mexico has an industry for producing silk and silk-made products. Mexican silk is favored for its delicate texture, intricate patterns, and fine craftsmanship, such as silk clothing, scarves, and silk decorative items.

4. Linen Fabric: The Mexican textile industry also includes enterprises that produce linen fabric. Linen fabric in Mexico is commonly used in crafting traditional attire and handicrafts, like linen clothing, linen curtains, and linen fiber crafts.

5. Technical Textiles: Mexico's textile industry also involves the production of technical textiles such as waterproof and breathable fabrics, fire-resistant textiles, and medical textiles. These technical textiles hold significant value in medical, safety, and industrial fields due to their specific applications.