Welcome to the International-Canada Conference on Fashion Design & Textiles (ICFD)! We are pleased to announce that the ICFD is officially recognized by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) and aligns with the new immigration policies for foreign travelers to Canada. This prestigious event provides an exceptional platform for international participants looking to explore opportunities in the fashion and textiles industry while benefiting from the latest immigration initiatives.

Registration & Official Invitation Letter

Once your registration is confirmed, an official invitation letter will be issued within 48 hours to assist with visa applications and travel arrangements.

Multilingual Experience & Global Inclusivity

The event will be conducted in more than six international languages, including: ✅ English ✅ French ✅ Spanish ✅ Mandarin ✅ Arabic ✅ Hindi ✅ Portuguese To ensure a seamless experience for all attendees, professional language interpreters will be available throughout the conference, making it accessible to a global audience.

Conference Details & Benefits

📍 Venue: 1965 Broad St #200 Purple International Conference Hall(QH) Regina, SK, Canada. 📅 Format: In-person 📜 Packages for Attendees: ✔ Official Certificate of Participation ✔ Free shuttle service for attendees ✔ Complimentary lunch during the conference ✔ Access to networking sessions with industry leaders

Why You Should Attend

✔ Exclusive Industry Insights – Learn from top professionals about the latest trends in fashion design and textiles. ✔ Global Networking – Connect with designers, entrepreneurs, investors, and industry experts. ✔ Immigration & Business Opportunities – Stay updated on IRCC-approved pathways for foreign entrepreneurs and skilled professionals in the fashion sector. ✔ Innovation & Creativity – Explore groundbreaking ideas, sustainable fashion trends, and cutting-edge textile technology. ✔ Business Growth – Gain valuable strategies to expand your brand internationally and collaborate with top industry players. Join us at ICFD 2025 for an unforgettable experience that combines education, business, and creativity. Don’t miss this chance to be part of a globally recognized conference! See you there!

Categories of Those Who Should Attend

The International-Canada Conference on Fashion Design & Textiles (ICFD) is designed for a diverse range of professionals and enthusiasts in the fashion and textiles industry. Attendees include:

1. Fashion & Textile Professionals

✅ Fashion Designers – Emerging and established designers looking to showcase their work and gain industry insights. ✅ Textile Manufacturers & Suppliers – Businesses involved in fabric production, textile innovation, and sustainable materials. ✅ Garment & Apparel Producers – Clothing brands, manufacturers, and production houses seeking market expansion. ✅ Sustainable Fashion Experts – Professionals focusing on eco-friendly and ethical fashion practices.

2. Business & Industry Leaders

✅ Fashion Entrepreneurs & Startups – Those looking for investment, collaboration, or business expansion in the fashion industry. ✅ Retailers & Buyers – Department stores, boutiques, and e-commerce brands seeking new collections and suppliers. ✅ Exporters & Importers – Businesses dealing with international trade of fashion and textile products.

3. Creative & Technical Experts

✅ Fashion Stylists & Image Consultants – Experts in fashion trends, personal styling, and brand development. ✅ Pattern Makers & Tailors – Professionals involved in garment construction and production. ✅ Textile Technologists & Researchers – Innovators developing new materials, smart textiles, and digital fashion technology.

4. Academic & Research Community

✅ Fashion & Textile Students – Undergraduate and postgraduate students pursuing fashion and textile studies. ✅ Professors & Educators – Academic professionals involved in teaching and research in fashion, design, and textiles. ✅ Fashion Historians & Researchers – Those exploring cultural, historical, and technological developments in fashion.

5. Government & Policy Makers

✅ Trade & Immigration Officials – Representatives from IRCC and trade departments exploring international business opportunities. ✅ Fashion Industry Regulators – Organizations and policymakers involved in ethical fashion and labor rights.

6. Media & Influencers

✅ Fashion Bloggers & Influencers – Digital content creators covering fashion trends and events. ✅ Journalists & Media Representatives – Professionals from fashion magazines, digital media, and broadcasting. This conference is open to anyone passionate about fashion, textiles, and industry innovation! Whether you're a business owner, student, researcher, or enthusiast, ICFD offers valuable insights, networking, and career opportunities. For more information: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2nd-edition-international-canada-conference-fashion-design-textiles-icfd-tickets-1145121251489?aff=ebdssbdestsearch&keep_tld=1

Join us for the Indigenous Art Journey presented by Shawish Market; featuring a curated Indigenous Art Gallery, Vendor Marketplace, Beading Workshops, Live Performance by Cale Crowe, and Free Coffee, Tea & Pastries. This community event is FREE to attend — but we invite you to consider making a donation when reserving your ticket. Your support helps keep Shawish Market accessible with zero vendor fees for Indigenous artists, covers event costs, and ensures we can continue uplifting authentic Indigenous creators across Turtle Island. Schedule: 11AM–2PM: General Admission (FREE or by donation) – Includes access to the Indigenous Art Journey exhibit, vendor marketplace, and free coffee, tea & pastries. Donations are welcome and appreciated! 11AM–12PM: Beading Workshop #1 (Minimum $10 Donation) – To help ensure those who sign up attend, workshop tickets are set at a minimum $10 donation. Your contribution reserves your seat, materials, and supports the artists, Katie Chapman of Bead & Bloomwork. Also includes access to the Indigenous Art Journey exhibit, vendor marketplace, and free coffee, tea & pastries. 1PM–2PM: Beading Workshop #1 (Minimum $10 Donation) – To help ensure those who sign up attend, workshop tickets are set at a minimum $10 donation. Your contribution reserves your seat, materials, and supports the artists, Jessica McKenzie of FutureKokum. Also includes access to the Indigenous Art Journey exhibit, vendor marketplace, and free coffee, tea & pastries. 2PM–3PM: Live Performance by Cale Crowe (FREE or by donation)– Reserves a seat to a live performance by Cale Crowe. Donations are encouraged to help us keep these cultural experiences open and accessible to all. Also includes access to the Indigenous Art Journey exhibit, vendor marketplace, and free coffee, tea & pastries. 2PM–4:30PM: General Admission (FREE or by donation)– Includes access to the Indigenous Art Journey exhibit, vendor marketplace, and free coffee, tea & pastries. Don't miss this unique opportunity to connect with Indigenous art and support local artists. See you there! For more information: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/indigenous-art-journey-presented-by-shawish-market-registration-1481428696109?aff=ebdssbdestsearch&keep_tld=1