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The Show of Fashion-Manufacturing Specialists THE SHOW OF FASHION-MANUFACTURING SPECIALISTS 12-14 FEB. 2019 17-19 SEPT. 2019 PARIS NORD VILLEPINTE PREMIÈRE VISION MANUFACTURING | SHOW MAP A PRIME LOCATION in Hall 6 Direct access to Première Vision Fabrics and the entirety of Première Vision Paris. HALL 5 HALL 6 HALL 4 PREMIÈRE VISION MANUFACTURING | THE OFFER EXHIBITORS, a strong and above all selective offer AN AVERAGE OF to meet criteria regarding their 180 EXHIBITORS customer references, their ability to EACH EDITION export, their ethical responsibility and professional conduct, and their Première Vision Manufacturing, potential capacity to buy European a leader in its market, brings together fabric. a rigorous selection of specialized 17 COUNTRIES REPRESENTED manufacturers who present their • Europe: France, Portugal, Romania, fashion manufacturing know-how: Italy, Lithuania, Moldova, Bulgaria ... men’s, women’s, juniors’, children’s, • Mediterranean Basin: Turkey, childcare products, lingerie, swimwear, Tunisia, Morocco ... sportswear, accessories. • Indian Ocean: Madagascar, Mauritius All new exhibitors are rigorously selected by a Selection Committee PRESENTING EXCLUSIVE AND UNIQUE KNOW-HOW in wovens, soft and fluid garments, delicately draped garments, knitting, cut-sewn knits, specific expertise. A BREAKDOWN BY KNOW-HOW/ ACTIVITY SECTOR Suitwear, Shirt-up, Tees & co, Upper Jeanswear, Softwear, Special Skills.. Admission to Première Vision Manufacturing allows you to participate in Première Vision New York. PREMIÈRE VISION MANUFACTURING | TARGET VISITORS, an international target OVER 7,000 VISITORS OVER THE COURSE OF THE THREE-DAY SHOW 67% INTERNATIONAL VISITORS COMING FROM 95 PAYS 1. France 6. Portugal 2. Royaume-Uni 7. Spain 3. Turkey 8. Germany 4. Italy 9. Belgium 5. China 10. The Netherlands PREMIÈRE VISION MANUFACTURING | TARGET ALLEMAGNE FRANCE ACRONYM, ADIDAS, AHLERS, 1 2 3 , A.P.C., AGNES B, AIGLE APC INTERNATIONAL, BERNER UND INTERNATIONAL, AIR FRANCE, SOHN, BIRKENSTOCK, C & A, CINQUE ALEXANDRE VAUTHIER, ALEXIS MABILLE - MODA, DEVETEX, EMIL HOFMANN UND IMPASSE 13, AMERICAN VINTAGE, ANDRE, ACTIVITY SECTORS SOHN, ESCADA, ESPRIT, GERRY WEBER, ANTHOLOGY PARIS, ARMAND THIERY, BA&SH, BALENCIAGA, BALMAIN, BALZAC, GARMENT HUGO BOSS, LIEBESKIND, OLSEN BARBARA BUI, BERLUTI, BONPOINT 96% MODE, SCHUMACHER, TOM TAILOR, WILLY BOGNER, ZALANDO PRODUCTION, BONOBO, CACHAREL, LEATHERGOODS CACHE-CACHE, CAFE COTON, 27% CAMAIEU, CAMILLE FOURNET, CARVEN, BELGIUM CATIMINI, CELINE, CELIO FRANCE SAS, FOOTWEAR ANN DEMEULEMEESTER, BELLEROSE, CERRUTI 1881, CHANEL, CHANTELLE, BLUE STORE, DORIANE VAN OVEREEM , 10% CHLOE, CHRISTIAN DIOR, CHRISTIAN DRIES VAN NOTEN, DUROR, FILLES HOME LOUBOUTIN , CLAUDIE PIERLOT, A PAPA, JEAN PAUL KNOTT, KIPLING, COMME DES GARCONS, COURREGES, 7% MAROQUINERIE DELVAUX, WRANGLER, DE FURSAC, DECATHLON, DES PETITS VF EUROPE JEWELLERY HAUTS, ETAM LINGERIE, GALERIES 5% LAFAYETTE, GEMO, GERARD DAREL, SPAIN GIVENCHY , HERMES, IKKS WOMEN, * Multiple choice answers ADOLFO DOMINGUEZ, BERSHKA, JEROME DREYFUSS, KENZO, KERING, LA DESIGUAL, EL CORTE INGLES, GRUPO HALLE, LA REDOUTE, LACOSTE, LANVIN, LE BON MARCHE, LE COQ SPORTIF, POSITIONING CORTEFIEL, GRUPO MASSIMO DUTTI , INDITEX, LOEWE, LOTTUSSE, MANGO, LOEWE, LONGCHAMP , LOUIS VUITTON, HIGH RANGE MASSIMO DUTTI, OYSHO, PUNTO FA, MARINE SERRE, MINELLI, MONOPRIX, 44% STRADIVARIUS NAF NAF, NINA RICCI, PAULE KA, PETIT BATEAU , PRINTEMPS, PROMOD, MIDDLE RANGE USA REPETTO, SAINT LAURENT PARIS, 43% ABERCROMBIE & FITCH, ALEXANDER SANDRO, SARENZA, SEZANE, SIMONE PERELE, SUNCOO, TARA JARMON, THE LUXURY / COUTURE WANG, AMERICAN EAGLE KOOPLES, VERTBAUDET , YVES SAINT 25% OUTFITTERS, BANANA REPUBLIC, BCBG MAX AZRIA, CALVIN KLEIN, LAURENT, YVES SALOMON, ZADIG ET MASS MARKET COACH, DIANE VON FURSTENBERG, VOLTAIRE, ZAPA, ZILLI 22% GAP , GUESS, J CREW, JILL STUART, KATE SPADE, KENNETH COLE, LEVIS UNITED KINGDOM * Multiple choice answers STRAUSS, LULULEMON ATHLETICA , ALEXA CHUNG, ALEXANDER MARC JACOBS, MICHAEL KORS, MCQUEEN, ASOS, BECKHAM VENTURES , BURBERRY, 7% NEW BALANCE, NORDSTROM, OLD NAVY, PARADOX, RAG & BONE, RALPH CHRISTOPHER KANE , DEBENHAMS, DOROTHY PERKINS, FIORUCCI, 14% LAUREN, REEBOK INTERNATIONAL, TORY BURCH, VICTORIA'S SECRET JIMMY CHOO, L K BENNETT, 37% MARKS AND SPENCER, MARY KATRANTZOU, MCQ ALEXANDER ITALY MCQUEEN, MULBERRY, NEW LOOK, PINKO, ERMENEGILDO ZEGNA, TOM PAUL SMITH , PERRY ELLIS EUROPE, 17% FORD, BENETTON, BOTTEGA VENETA, PORTS 1961, PRIMARK, SHEIN, DIESEL, DSQUARED 2, GIORGIO ARMANI, STELLA MCCARTNEY, TED BAKER , PROFILE GUCCI, GUESS, JIL SANDER, KERING, TOM FORD, TOPMAN, TOPSHOP, 25% LORO PIANA, MARNI, MAX MARA, DECISION MAKER URBAN OUTFITTERS, VIVIENNE MONCLER, ONWARD LUXURY GROUP, STYLIST WESTWOOD , WHISTLES TRICOT CHIC, VALENTINO, ROBERTO BUYER CAVALLI PRODUCTION NETHERLANDS MARKETING CALVIN KLEIN, CLUSE, G STAR, GARCIA, HUMANOID, IRIS VAN HERPEN, TIGER BV / CLAES IVERSEN, TOMMY HILFIGER, VIKTOR & ROLF PREMIÈRE VISION MANUFACTURING | FASHION INFORMATION FASHION PRESENTATION, tools and forums TO INSPIRE YOU AND SHOWCASE YOUR PRODUCTS AT THE SHOW FASHION TOOLS TO HELP YOU TO BUILD YOUR COLLECTION Colour range, Focalisation, webcast. 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