P&P LIVE! 2022 Preview


Muhammad Hajat says: “Since we were established in 1987, we have grown to become a leading manufacturer and supplier of labels, trims and packaging in the fashion industry. Our clients range from well known high street and online retailers to licensed and bespoke brands.”


The team at Compass will be using the exhibition to showcase their product range to a new audience. Muhammad adds: “We believe we can offer the very best accessories to ensure a fashion brand stands out from the rest.” Everything from swing tags to woven labels will be on display.


Back again


Besides all of these new and exciting exhibitors, several will be returning after a few years absent, including; Premier, Craghoppers and Stanley/Stella.


Stanley/Stella last exhibited in 2017 and is back in 2022 to present its range of new and on-trend garments to the UK garment decoration market.


Camille Werbrouck explains: “We decided to exhibit at the show because it’s a relatively new market for us, we would like to be more present through fairs. We want to get into the market, find new customers and have direct contact with them. We are most looking forward to meeting people again in real life and reaching new clients.” Anyone looking for a sustainable garment manufacturer to partner with should definitely pay the team at Stanley/Stella a visit. All of these exhibitors and many more are eagerly awaiting the opportunity to meet you and to demonstrate their new product ranges to you. So, make sure you attend Printwear & Promotion LIVE! later this month.


Visit tranSMART to view a range of innovative heat transfers


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