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Meet the airline uniform supply chain in Dallas and Singapore
PCIAW® brings professional clothing expertise directly into the global aviation event calendar, connecting airline buyers with specialist uniform, footwear, technology and PPE suppliers.
Gaylord Texan Resort & Convention Centre, Dallas, USA
Co-locating with IFSA Global EXPO. Dallas is the North American home of the 2026 Airline Clothing Show and the launch platform for the collaborative DPP pilot findings.
Marina Bay Sands Expo & Convention Centre
The debut Singapore edition brings the specialist uniform platform into APAC, with a focus on regional sourcing, resilience, climate performance and DPP-readiness.
Procurement, performance and brand identity at altitude
Airline procurement teams are balancing global workforce requirements with faster-moving regulation, circularity expectations and supply-chain risk. The Dallas edition is built around practical education for buyers responsible for complex international clothing programmes.
In 2026, PCIAW® will report on the first collaborative Digital Product Passport pilot for the airline professional-clothing sector, while the Distinctly Delta collection provides a live case study in brand-led uniform development.
Meet the Airline Clothing Show exhibitors
The confirmed PCIAW® Dallas exhibitor line-up brings together uniform programme specialists, footwear, fit technology, international tailoring and professional-clothing expertise. Select a company to visit its website.
What airline buyers will find in Dallas
The 2026 Dallas programme is being shaped around the regulatory, performance and operational questions procurement teams need to solve next.DALLAS 2026 · AGENDAPlan your Airline Clothing Show scheduleKey Airline Clothing Show sessions taking place across 9–10 September 2026.9th September10:15 – 10:45amBuilding Trust, Putting People FirstHow partnership and people are shaping future uniforms.Join Delta and Lands’ End as they discuss how lessons from past experiences helped shape a stronger partnership, elevate program standards, and foster closer collaboration. Gain perspective on the relationship-driven approach behind successful uniform programs, where trust, transparency, and accountability create the foundation for long-term success.Ekrem Dimbiloglu — Managing Director, Brand Experience, Delta Air Lines
Jackie McBain — Sr. Director Airline Sales & Operations, Lands’ End Outfitters
John DeFalco — President, Lands’ End Outfitters
Moderated by April Shapiro — Head of Uniform Brand Experience, Delta Air Lines2:00pm – 2:30pmWhere Employee Voice Meets Uniform Expertise: Building the Distinctly Delta CollectionWeaving employee feedback together with decades of uniform expertise.The Distinctly Delta collection is being informed by two powerful forces: the voices of Delta employees and the uniform expertise of Lands’ End Outfitters. As wear testing progresses, the partnership continues to turn employee insights into data-driven product decisions, balancing performance, functionality, safety, and brand expression. This session offers a behind-the-scenes look at how feedback and prowess are working together to shape a collection designed to support Delta people for years to come.Evan Hill — Product Manager, Uniform Brand Experience, Delta Air Lines
Carla Jeter — Senior Manager, Operations and Engagement; Uniform Brand Experience, Delta Air Lines
Chausti Weinbrenner — Director of Merchandising & Client Experience, Lands’ End Outfitters
Moderated by April Shapiro — Head of Uniform Brand Experience, Delta Air Lines4:30pm – 5pmDelta Air Line Runway Show10th September10:30am – 11:30amUniforms Supplied into the EU need a Digital Product Passport (DPP): Are you Ready?A pioneering pilot project for the airline industry’s uniform programs to develop DPP’s for wardrobe items.A major regulatory shift is fast approaching the global aviation industry, yet many airline procurement teams remain entirely unprepared. By 2027, any uniforms supplied to workforces operating within the European Union will legally require a Digital Product Passport (DPP) to enter the market, requiring end-to-end product and supply chain data for every garment. This session reveals the results of the pilot project that assessed 10 uniform garments and generated unique DPP’s to understand what it takes to comply.Austin Simms — CEO, Dayrize
Nisha Muire — Mgr, Uniform Program – Brand, Air Canada
Naomi Meghory — Senior Vice President, Global Accounts, Unisync Group
Zeina Katabi — Associate Product Sustainability Manager, Lands’ End Outfitters
Moderated by Natalie Wilson — Founder & MD, Workwear Solutions International12pm – 12:45pmCabin Crew Uniforms Lack Flammability Standards: An Innovative FR Textile Coating TechnologyA new non-toxic flame-retardant coating targets aviation’s lack of crew uniforms safety standards.Texas A&M Professor, Jaime Grunlan, will be presenting a breakthrough textile solution that can provide flame retardant protection for cabin crew uniforms. Commercial airline cabin crews are designated as the primary first responders to in-flight fires, yet the aviation industry is absent of international flammability standards. Dr. Jaime Grunlan has developed a specialised, non-toxic flame-retardant (FR) coating to solve this systemic hazard by bringing advanced fire protection to standard uniform textiles.Jaime Grunlan — Professor, Texas A&M University2:00pm – 2:30pmThe Airline Clothing Runway Show
Building Trust, Putting People First
How partnership and people are shaping future uniforms, with Delta Air Lines and Lands’ End Outfitters sharing lessons on trust, program standards and long-term collaboration.
Where Employee Voice Meets Uniform Expertise: Building the Distinctly Delta Collection
Weaving employee feedback together with decades of uniform expertise as Delta Air Lines and Lands’ End Outfitters turn wearer insights into data-driven product decisions.
Uniforms Supplied into the EU need a Digital Product Passport (DPP): Are you Ready?
A pioneering pilot project for the airline industry’s uniform programs to develop DPP’s for wardrobe items, reporting on 10 assessed garments and what procurement teams need to prepare for.
Cabin Crew Uniforms Lack Flammability Standards: An Innovative FR Textile Coating Technology
A new non-toxic flame-retardant coating targets aviation’s lack of crew uniforms safety standards, with Texas A&M Professor Jaime Grunlan presenting the breakthrough textile solution.
Uniform Buyers’ Network
The global knowledge hub for professional clothing procurement: a peer-to-peer network for buyers, smarter tenders and stronger specifications, sourcing insight, technical guidance, circularity and compliance.
Confirmed Dallas exhibitor line-up
Eight confirmed exhibitors span aviation footwear, managed uniform services, body-data technology, premium tailoring, uniform-management systems and independent procurement consultancy.
Where altitude meets aesthetic
The catwalk turns uniform strategy into something buyers can see in motion: tailoring, layering, fit and garment systems tested against the realities of long shifts and global brand standards.
Dallas will include the Distinctly Delta collection, alongside a wider showcase of the designers and manufacturers shaping professional airline clothing.
Gaylord Texan Resort · Grapevine, Texas
9–10 September 2026. The Airline Clothing Show takes place within IFSA Global EXPO 2026 at the Gaylord Texan Resort. Explore the official interactive floor plan and wider exhibitor directory to plan your visit.
A new APAC gateway for airline clothing procurement
The debut Singapore edition at Marina Bay Sands brings the Airline Clothing Show closer to APAC manufacturing hubs and airline procurement teams. The focus is practical: transparent sourcing, climate performance, resilient regional supply chains and the route toward Digital Product Passport readiness.
The Singapore runway will translate those technical priorities into a visible showcase of lightweight garments, inclusive fit and high-humidity performance.
DPP-ready sourcing
A regional roadmap for auditing supply-chain partners against emerging transparency requirements.
Climate & performance
Thermoregulation, moisture management and compression solutions for demanding APAC operating environments.
Resilience & de-risking
Localised sourcing strategies designed to reduce exposure to global supply-chain disruption.
Inclusive fit
Fit-for-form thinking adapted to varied regional sizing and workforce requirements.
Circular security
Secure end-of-life routes, fibre-to-fibre recycling and stronger control of branded garments.
PCIAW® presents the Uniform Buyers’ Network as the global knowledge hub for professional clothing procurement. Led by the buyers, for the buyers, it provides a peer-to-peer network for buyers, smarter tenders and stronger specifications, innovation, sourcing insight and technical guidance, and circularity, compliance and future-ready procurement.
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