Lyoon at Sourcing by Informa New York, September 2026
From September 9 to 11, 2026 we showed garment-dyed jackets and shirts, flannel and cotton/linen shirts in New York, and met more than 40 brands.
From September 9 to 11, 2026, Lyoon Garment exhibited at Sourcing by Informa in New York. Our booth was built around one theme: garment dye.
Our booth at Sourcing by Informa, New York
What we showed
Every piece on our rails was cut and sewn first and dyed afterwards, so visitors could see and handle the color variation that garment dyeing creates at seams, pockets and stitching. The collection included:
- Garment-dyed jackets and shirts
- Flannel shirts
- Cotton/linen shirts
Garment-dyed jackets and shirts
Cotton/linen and flannel shirts
Who we met
Over the three days we connected with more than 40 brands. Most were US brands, and we also met labels from South America, including Peru.
Let's keep talking
If we met at the show, thank you for stopping by. If you missed us and would like to see the collection, contact us for samples and a quote.
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