The students and faculty members of the Faculty of Design, SGT University, embarked on an educational visit to the much-anticipated Bharat Tex 2025, held at the renowned Pragati Maidan, New Delhi. This visit was part of the ongoing efforts to provide students with a real-world perspective on the ever-evolving textile industry. Bharat Tex, one of India’s premier textile exhibitions, serves as a platform for professionals, students, and entrepreneurs to engage with the latest innovations in the textile and fashion industries.

The visit provided a unique opportunity for students from various design disciplines to witness firsthand the convergence of traditional craftsmanship with cutting-edge technology. At the event, they explored a wide range of textiles, fabrics, and garments that showcased the diversity and richness of India's textile heritage. From sustainable materials and eco-friendly solutions to high-end fashion and innovative textile designs, Bharat Tex 2025 offered a wealth of knowledge for the aspiring designers.

For the students of the Faculty of Design, the exhibition was an invaluable learning experience. They had the chance to interact with industry professionals, including textile manufacturers, designers, and entrepreneurs, who shared insights into the current trends, challenges, and opportunities within the industry. This exposure was particularly beneficial for the students as it bridged the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application.

Additionally, students were introduced to the latest technological advancements in textile production, such as 3D printing in fabric design, textile automation, and sustainable sourcing methods. These cutting-edge innovations are expected to play a crucial role in shaping the future of fashion and textile design, and the students were encouraged to incorporate these trends into their own work.

The visit also fostered discussions on the importance of sustainability in the fashion and textile sectors. Students learned about the role of eco-friendly materials and ethical practices in reducing the environmental impact of textile production. The interactions with industry experts and fellow students were an eye-opening experience, inspiring future designers to be more mindful of sustainability in their creative processes.