GATWICK SHOW PREVIEW
9-10 September 2018 Holiday Inn, Horley
G
atwick Footwear Show has been re-launched for Spring 2019 with over 25 Children's Brands exhibiting in the Holiday Inn Horley.
The Holiday Inn itself has had a refurbishment with the Business Centre the ideal place to see a wide selection of Children's brands.
But why come to the Gatwick Footwear Show? "Its a great venue to see many of my Children's brands in one place" "Gatwick is a good exhibition to place orders and compare next
seasons new looks. It’s also a great place to network with retailers and agents"
If you haven't been yet give us a try!! A warm welcome awaits you at a
venue easily accessible by Car , Rail or Air. Shewitts will be exhibiting Lurchi by Salamander, Noel, Holees ,
Lambretta and for the first time an exciting new range of Kids Canvas
shoes from America called Oomphies .Designed in California and with a UK launch at MODA on August 5th we are very excited about this colourful quality brand.
Shewitts have been coming to Gatwick for 3 years and it is a brilliant
venue. Free car parking, easy access by Gatwick Express from London and by Plane from the rest of the UK and Ireland make it the premier Children's Exhibition for Spring Shoes 2019.
Kidsnewshoes and Froddo have been supporting the Gatwick Show for
the past 4 years and it has proved to be very popular with retailers. There are 30+ children's shoe brands all in one location. It is now the major children’s shoe show for the UK and not just for the Southern region. We have previously also had visitors from Jersey and Ireland. Held in a Gatwick airport hotel the transport access is excellent and parking is free.
2 • GATWICK SUPPLEMENT
• AUGUST 2018
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