2011-1-12

The 6th edition of ZOOM by Fatex, the trade fair dedicated 100% to fashion manufacturing at close proximity, will take place February 8-9-10, 2011 at Paris-Nord Villepinte.

135 selected exhibitors from Europe, the Mediterranean basin, Mauritius and Madagascar will propose their manufacturing know-how and high technicity during this edition, still in synergy with PREMIERE VISION PLURIEL.

Exhibitors:

ZOOM by Fatex remains a vital, necessary event on the industry calendar. As proof:

• 22% more exhibitors, the fourth consecutive time the fair has increased season after season,
• 78% of exhibitors have remained loyal each season.

This season, the fair is enriched by 27 new exhibitors and expands its offer, especially in the leather manufacturing area.

The total area dedicated to business has thus grown by 30%.

Most national organizations, betting on the quality and increased visitorship at ZOOM by Fatex, will generally arrive with more exhibitors in their group.

ZOOM by Fatex is broken down into sectors: often requested by visitors, manufacturers specializing in leather will have an area reserved for them. In the “LEATHER” area, visitors will find all the know-how for this material from clothing to shoes in passing by leather goods.

This area is part of the transversal circuit for all the PREMIERE VISION PLURIEL fairs with a theme of LE BAG and gathers 10 exhibitors from France, Italy, Morocco and Romania : Manufacture textile Méridionale, Maroquinerie Philippe Serres, Sapaf Snc Di Calistri S&C, Ronis, Cargese, Macha, Import export Gygy, Sc Angela International, Marcolev Exim

The swimwear area gathers 3 exhibitors: Amarcord (Italy), Interlinge (Morocco), Bacovet (Tunisia)

New exhibitors and their spe cialties

• Eden Maroc (Morocco) : knits
• Fs Confeccoes LDA (Portugal) : knits, baby clothes
• Serra Tekstil (Turkey) : men’s, women’s, children’s knits
• Artexport (Tunisia) : image clothing
• Golfe Textile (Tunisia) : men’s, women’s, children’s RTW
• Mondiale couture plus (Tunisia) : knits
• Société de confection Ben Mlouka (Tunisia) : sportswear, knits, shirts
• Angela international (Romania) : shoes
• Marcolev Exim (Romania) : gloves
• S.C Import Export Gygy (Romania) : bags, shoes
• Fiorima - Fabricaçao De Peugas (Portugal) : socks
• Kanvas (Poland) : shirts
• Markit - Torun (Poland) : women’s RTW
• Cargese (Morocco) : shoes
• Maille city (Morocco) : men’s, women’s, children’s knitwear
• Société développement et confection (Morocco) : pants, bermudas and skirts
• CM3 (Morocco) : men’s, women’s, children’s shirts
• Kvarkas (Lithuanie) :household linens and childrenswear
• Crea Si (Italy) : dresses, tunics, lingerie, men, women, children
• Amarcord (Italy) : lingerie, beachwear
• Cravattificio (Italy) : ties
• Sapaf (Italy) : bags
• Fabon SNC (Italy) : Women’s and children’s RTW and accessories

• Gibiwear (Italy) : scarves, stoles, capes
• Heavy knitting (Mauritius) :T-shirts for women

Ready-to -Wear’s gol den years / the 60’s
ZOOM BY FATEX continues to explore fashion’s history by evoking the 60’s in partnership with the archives of L’OFFICIEL magazine.

A current source of inspiration that depicts Ready-to-Wear’s “Golden Years” marked by an optimistic, flourishing industry: pure lines or shapes and dense colors, but also a belief in creation and innovation. During this time, fashion was present and perceptible in the fashion press and on the street.

After “The Tender Age” in February 2010 and with the communal Fashion and Film memory of the Vestiaire and Thanks God I’m a VIP, ZOOM BY FATEX continues its theme exhibitions, focusing on key periods in ready-to-wear. The era’s strong, innovative couture designers moved towards the future and continue to inspire fashion today.

 

 

source: www.fiber2fashion.com