The global aviation uniform industry will come together in Dallas this September as the Airline Clothing Show by PCIAW® returns for two days of networking, innovation and industry insight.
Taking place on 9–10 September 2026 at the Gaylord Texan Resort & Convention Center, alongside the IFSA Global EXPO, the Airline Clothing Show will connect airlines, uniform suppliers, manufacturers, designers and technology providers from across the international aviation clothing supply chain.
With some of the sector’s leading names exhibiting, the show provides a dedicated platform for organisations shaping the future of airline uniforms, corporate clothing, footwear and uniform programme management.
Meet the Airline Clothing Show exhibitors
The 2026 exhibition brings together an international line-up of businesses covering multiple areas of the aviation uniform supply chain.
Bodd will showcase its approach to sizing technology, helping organisations improve garment fit while supporting more efficient and inclusive uniform programmes.
Brooks Brothers brings its longstanding heritage in tailoring and corporate apparel to the show, demonstrating the role of design, quality and brand identity within modern airline uniforms.
DressBest Uniforms & Corporate Wear will join the exhibition with its expertise in developing and supplying professional uniforms for organisations seeking to combine functionality with a distinctive brand image.
IRTechnology Group will showcase the technology behind increasingly complex global uniform programmes. Its enterprise-grade ecommerce platform brings procurement, stock control, allocations, ordering and reporting together within a single digital environment.
Lands’ End Outfitters, a Premier Sponsor of the Airline Clothing Show, will bring its extensive experience in business and uniform apparel to Dallas, highlighting solutions designed to perform across large-scale workforce programmes.
Sky Soles will represent another essential part of the uniform wardrobe, focusing on footwear developed around the demands of professionals who spend significant periods of their working day on their feet.
Unisync Group will showcase its expertise in managed uniform programmes and branded corporate apparel, bringing experience from complex programmes serving major organisations and workforces.
Workwear Solutions International will also join the exhibitor line-up, an independent procurement consultancy specialising in uniforms, technical workwear, and personal protective equipment (PPE).
Together, the exhibitors demonstrate just how far the modern airline uniform programme extends beyond the garment itself. From design, manufacturing and footwear to sizing, digital technology, fulfilment and programme management, the show will give visitors access to solutions from across the complete uniform lifecycle.
More than an exhibition
The Airline Clothing Show is designed to provide more than a traditional exhibition environment.
Across the two days, visitors will have access to the Thought Leadership Stage, where experts will explore the issues and innovations influencing the future of airline clothing and uniform management.
A major focus will be the growing role of Digital Product Passports (DPPs) and the need for greater transparency and traceability throughout the garment lifecycle.
PCIAW® will reveal developments from its DPP pilot work alongside industry partners, demonstrating how digital information can support the transition towards more transparent and circular uniform supply chains.
Visitors can also expect a Fashion Show runway, bringing airline clothing to life and providing an opportunity to see uniform design, performance and brand identity away from the exhibition stand.
The event will additionally provide an important setting for conversations around sustainability, circularity, garment longevity, end-of-life solutions, inclusive design, procurement and the technologies transforming the management of large-scale uniform programmes.
Connecting the aviation uniform supply chain
Airline uniforms occupy a unique position within the professional clothing industry. They must balance brand identity and passenger perception with comfort, durability, inclusivity, operational performance and increasingly demanding sustainability requirements.
Delivering those programmes successfully requires collaboration across the entire supply chain.
By bringing specialist suppliers together with the wider international aviation community attending IFSA Global EXPO, the Airline Clothing Show by PCIAW® creates a dedicated meeting point for the people responsible for designing, procuring, supplying and managing the next generation of airline uniforms.
Whether you are looking for new uniform partners, exploring technologies to improve programme efficiency or seeking insight into the future of circular and traceable aviation clothing, Dallas will provide an opportunity to meet the organisations driving change across the sector.
Join PCIAW® in Dallas on 9–10 September 2026 and meet the exhibitors shaping the future of airline clothing.
