On October 10, numerous fashion designers gathered at Yifa International Light Textile Center and Yifa Global Fashion Trend City for on-site visits and exchanges, jointly seeking new opportunities in the fashion industry.

The designers first visited Yifa Global Fashion Trend City, where the industrial positioning and full-chain ecosystem advantages of the Trend City were introduced, allowing designers to intuitively experience the platform's empowering value in original design incubation and resource integration.

As night fell…
Craft beer, BBQ, a band, and designers met.
At the sunken plaza of Yifa International Light Textile Center,
a night gathering offered a preview of the future.

Since construction began in 2025,
in just one year,
the Yifa International Light Textile Center building has risen from the ground,
and the space is gradually taking shape.
This is "Yifa Speed"!

In the future,
Yifa International Light Textile Center will join forces with Yifa Light Textile City to create a diverse space integrating domestic and international fabric and accessory procurement, work exchanges, and entertainment and leisure.

And the sunken plaza will not just be a supporting facility, but a commercial space where one can work exquisitely and live relaxedly: during the day, one can discuss business, view samples, and connect resources; at night, one can have a drink, listen to music, and meet new friends.

At the event, Chairman Xu Bin, the "patriarch" of Yifa, and Lu Yiqing, President of the Yifa International Designer Association, took the stage to speak. They expressed their welcome to young designers and their emphasis on their growth, hoping to continue creating connections, opportunities, and a sense of belonging for designers in this new space.

The event also specially invited Mr. Wen Jiang from Hangzhou Shumu Design and our merchant representatives to share their expectations and infinite aspirations for this future art space.

Mr. Wen Jiang started from spatial planning and scene design,
leading everyone to envision the future of the sunken plaza
— functional, atmospheric, designed, and full of life.

Sun Weijian, owner of the DS brand, shared the current status of popular bars from the perspective of a frontline bar operator, as well as his operational logic as a bar operator. Zhang Renlong, owner of the Luoka brand, shared his vision for the sunken plaza bar from the perspective of a seasoned enthusiast and future user. Designers engaged in lively exchanges on how the sunken plaza can create a unique "sunken relaxed atmosphere."

Amid music, craft beer, BBQ, and the evening breeze, everyone spoke freely and looked to the future. This night was not just a gathering, but a connection between designers, industry, and space.

On the open field, the future is growing.