The interest for Premiere Vision fairs, in which the fabric trends are determined throughout the world, reached a new level in this September. 63 thousand people visited the fairs, which were held within the scope of Premiere Vision Pluriel on 17-19 September 2013 in Paris, capital of France, to see 1950 exhibitors. However, Premiere Vision Shanghai and Denim by Premiere Vision Asia fairs, which were organized with 70 participants and followed by Editors of Textile World magazine, failed to meet the expectations of the visitors.
Every year, Premiere Vision Fairs determine the fabric trends with special events including many companies in the global arena. The textile sector, which has recently shown poor performance both structurally and economically due to the crisis, continues its activities on innovation, creativity and quality in order to make progress and overcome its own challenges.
Power and international attraction of fairs which were held in the scope of Premiere Vision Pluriel were more concrete than ever. The signs of economic recovery, which were expected in the sector, were felt with the excitement and optimism reflected in fairs. However, Denim by Premiere Vision Asia, which was held concurrently with Premiere Vision Shanghai Fair on 22-23 October 2013 in Shanghai, China, could not reach the number of participants expected.
In the fair, where fashion fabrics, accessories and denim stood out, Bossa Denim, Çalık Denim, Dynamo Denim, İsko, Kipaş Denim, Elyaf Tekstil, Fun Tekstil, Gülipek Tekstil, Palateks Tekstil and Saydam Tekstil participated from Turkey In the event, which was held with 70 participants including 10 Turkish firms, there was not a significant development compared to previous year. Two different presentations, Trend Vision Shanghai and Best Seminar, were made in the fair.
