Mir Detstva 2026 and CJF – Child and Junior Fashion 2026. Autumn are open

The 31st edition of the International Exhibition for the Children's Industry – Mir Detstva 2026 and the 36th edition of the International Exhibition for Child and Junior Fashion – CJF – Child and Junior Fashion 2026. Autumn have opened today at Crocus Expo, Moscow. The shows are organised by EXPOCENTRE with the support of the Russian Ministry of Industry and Trade, and under the auspices of the Russian Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

Mir Detstva is Russia's largest trade show for the children's industry. Every year it brings together manufacturers, distributors, wholesalers, retailers, representatives of marketplaces, government authorities, and associations of parents. This year, more than 270 companies demonstrate a wide range of products for children–from products for newborns and toddlers to games, toys, creative goods, school supplies, children's furniture, sports equipment, party supplies, and gifts.

For the first time, Mir Detstva 2026 has a single display of franchise companies that not only demonstrate the investment attractiveness of the children's retail and services segment, but also become a practice‑oriented platform for building partnerships between regional entrepreneurs and federal chains.

CJF – Child and Junior Fashion is a key event in the world of children's fashion. Twice a year it brings together leading market players, manufacturers, distributors, representatives of government authorities and industry associations in Moscow. This autumn more than 100 companies showcase their new collections of children's and teen clothing, shoes, accessories, premium brands, and maternity clothing.

The exhibitors have come from Russia, Belarus, China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, South Korea, Turkiye, and Uzbekistan. India will have its first national pavilion at Mir Detstva.

This year, the joint conference programme of Mir Detstva 2026 and CJF – Child and Junior Fashion 2026. Autumn includes 25 events of different formats. They enjoy participation of major industry players, government representatives, and leaders of industry associations.

In particular, Yana Lantratova, High Commissioner for Human Rights in the Russian Federation, extends her support to the Panel on the Safe Environment and Digital Literacy in the Family: Challenges and Solutions, organised on the first day of the programme by the Public Council for Interaction with Civil Society under the High Commissioner for Human Rights in the Russian Federation, the National Project Fund, and EXPOCENTRE.

In addition, the Thematic display of A Native Toy: Aesthetics as a Lifestyle also takes place on the same day. It is a fashion show where young models show the winning toys of the first season of the Native Toy competition on the podium. The Native Toy (Rodnaya Igrushka) competition is held by the Russian Znanie Society and the Movement of Firsts on behalf of the President of the Russian Federation.

During the events of the joint conference programme, business representatives and industry experts will discuss the state and prospects of the children's goods market, changes in consumer behavior, the development of retail and marketplaces, brand promotion, licensing, design, safety, product quality, and other relevant issues.

The shows are open until 18 September.

Press Service, EXPOCENTRE AO