
We are delighted to announce that the Youmi Clothing team will participate in the ATS Canada, a leading global B2B clothing and textile procurement trade fair in Canada. This industry-leading event brings together certified international manufacturers and connects them with brand owners, retail buyers, designers, and procurement experts in North America. This provides you with an excellent opportunity to meet our team in person, view physical samples, discuss customized OEM/ODM projects, and explore long-term supply chain cooperation. Whether you are a start-up brand, a mid-sized retail brand, or a developing private label enterprise, we sincerely invite you to visit our booth. We will bring samples and fabrics for you to choose from.

Global Coverage: 200+ selected international suppliers.
Quick Access to Complete Resources for Finished Products.
Expert Insights: Keynote speeches, panel discussions, and workshops covering all aspects from selection to strategy.
Diverse Options: Runway designs, ready-to-wear items, trend pieces, classic styles, men's, women's and children's accessories, home textiles and fabrics.
Own Brand Factory Specializes in Customized Solutions for Brand Building.
As the only trade fair in Canada dedicated to the procurement of clothing and textiles, ATS Canada brings together over 200 pre-certified global manufacturers. Qualified buyers can enter for free and can preview the exhibitor list in advance to select the ideal factories before arriving at the venue. With just one visitor card, one can simultaneously enter the three-day Toronto main exhibition in September, providing a convenient participation experience for buyers in the central and eastern regions of Canada.

Walking across a large exhibition hall with hundreds of booths can be overwhelming. Not every exhibitor matches your brand’s needs. Drawing on real-world sourcing experience and ATS show features, we share practical guidance for buyers evaluating factory partners on-site.
1. Prioritize physical sample inspection instead of catalogues only Many suppliers bring glossy catalogues. Always take time to touch real finished samples at booths. Check fabric density, stitching workmanship, wash performance, print and embroidery durability. Catalog images cannot reflect true production quality. Poor-quality samples usually predict risky bulk-order outcomes. At our booth, we prepare hands-on samples of denim, knitwear and streetwear for your evaluation.
2. Clarify MOQ, sample cost and production lead-times clearly Growing brands often struggle with high minimum-order barriers. Confirm minimum order quantities, sample fees, sample lead-time and mass-production schedules before moving forward. Avoid suppliers who give ambiguous timelines. Youmi supports low-MOQ projects targeted for emerging North-American labels.
3. Verify OEM & ODM service scope Confirm whether the factory can work from your original tech-packs, deliver pattern-making support, custom washes and hardware accessories. Some exhibitors only sell ready-stock items with limited customisation. If you need fully custom private-label garments, confirm these capabilities during your first conversation.
4. Ask about in-house quality-control workflows Enquire about inline production inspection, pre-shipment checks and defect resolution policies. Transparent QC rules greatly reduce importing risks for overseas orders.

Currently, Toronto (September 23rd - 25th) welcomes you to communicate about the upcoming seasonal collection, the development of our own brand, or the new product plans.
Official website: www.youmiclothing.com
You can also make pre-event inquiries through our Alibaba store.
If you cannot attend the event in person, please submit your design requirements online. Our team will provide you with detailed quotations and virtual sample reviews remotely.
We look forward to meeting with many customers in Canada this September and supporting the development of your clothing business.
This regards
Youmi Clothing Team
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