The edition dedicated to the 19/20 winter will host an area dedicated to Portuguese manufacture and another area to the world of sports, which is increasingly successful. The number of exhibitors is on the rise, although slightly (+0.5%).

Première Vision Paris ended with a turnout of 54,500 visitors coming from 120 different countries, rewarding the innovations proposed at the fair, the quality of the project dedicated to renewing the exhibition areas and forum, along with the success of Wearable Lab & Shoe Manufacturing.

More exhibitors, stands with a new look and a new arrangement of the trendy areas, Shoes and Bags being on the rise. These are only a few of the issues on show in Paris.

The Parisian Show, with its six complementary shows (Yarns, Fabrics, Leather, Designs, Accessories, Manufacturing), closed its doors on 21 September 2017 with a return to growth, recording an encouraging 7.5% increase in the number of visitors.

Première Vision keeps on growing in view of the September edition, which will take place from the 19th to the 21st in Paris. Novelty: focus on Tunisia