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PREMIÈRE VISION PARIS : 44 414 INTERNATIONAL VISITORS FOR A DISTINCTLY PARTICULAR FEBRUARY EDITION
Textile Value Chain
|February 2020
The world’s leading trade show for the upstream creative fashion industry succeeded in mobilising industry professionals from 124 countries around more than 1,700 exhibitors for a distinctly particular edition due to the coronavirus-related health crisis.
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With nearly 45,000 visitors, Première Vision welcomed more than 80% of its usual audience to Paris this past 11-13 February to imagine, design and produce the spring-summer 2021 collections.
This quite particular edition, dedicated to materials for the spring-summer 2021 season, presented a selective and creative offer from 1,710 international exhibitors in yarns and fibres, fabrics, leathers, surface designs, accessories and fashion manufacturing - with 48 countries represented. This was a solid showing, despite the loss of 45 Chinese companies initially registered that were neither able to attend the show nor be represented by their European teams.
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