FESPA Preview enabling visitors to see garments and
accessories produced in the factory. The items produced in Print Make Wear are being designed by fashion designer Sandra Zomer from the Netherlands. Ms Zomer was the 2017 FESPA Young Star Award winner and now works for renowned designer Julien MacDonald.
Q What makes this yearʼs previous years?
A exhibition different from
Since the last European FESPA event in Hamburg in May 2017,
FESPA has invested in wide-ranging research to gather the latest insights into the areas offering greatest potential for its global PSP and sign maker community. We have channelled this insight, along with the findings from the FESPA Print Census, into our event programme to tailor the content to the needs of our visitors.
This insight has also informed the development of two new visitor features – Print Make Wear – which I have already mentioned, and the Digital Corrugated Experience, which is an educational and experiential area that will showcase the advantages of digital print for corrugated packaging and retail display applications. The feature aims to highlight the benefits of integrating digital technology into the production mix. Weʼve also collated all of our educational content into one Trend Theatre. The content within the trend theatre will focus on the five key trends and growth areas identified in our research with Smithers Pira. Here, visitors will also be able to find out the latest findings from the second Print Census, and hear from industry experts in daily panel discussions.
Q What differentiates FESPA FESPA Screen?
Textile, FESPA Digital and A
Where previously weʼve had separate branded events for Textile, Digital and Screen, in the new cycle of our now annual FESPA Global Print Expo, these are no longer individually branded. The show will feature all processes and applications across the 10 halls, albeit with focus areas based on the exhibiting companies.
For instance looking at textile in particular, there are four dedicated halls for textile printing. Within these, visitors will find both screen and digital manufacturers. There will also be other exhibitors outside these halls showcasing textile solutions as part of a wider portfolio.
Q Would our readers benefit from a visit to each sector? A
Printwear & Promotion readers will benefit from exploring all 10 halls
of FESPA 2018, where there will be over 150 dedicated textile exhibitors showcasing both screen and digital textile equipment, consumables and inks.
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from exploring all 10 halls of FESPA 2018, where there will be over 150 dedicated textile exhibitors showcasing both screen and digital textile equipment, consumables and inks.
Printwear & Promotion readers will benefit
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Hall 4.1 is a must as it is home to Print Make Wear.
For visitors interested in textile printing, a textile-specific pocket planner is available at the show to guide them round the exhibitors and features relevant to them.
Q What knowledge can our
with them from their visit to FESPA 2018?
A readers expect to take away
Visitors will be sure to see and learn about the latest textile technology, equipment and applications, including brand new product launches. Visitors will also take value from Print Make Wear, where they will be able to explore the latest production possibilities and exchange experiences and share knowledge with industry peers. Within
Print Make Wear, textile printers can also attend dedicated textile seminar sessions, from industry experts including Smithers Pira, who will present some of the findings from our joint research.
With so much going on at the event and an array of exhibitors to explore, visitors should prepare to spend more than a day at FESPA 2018 to make the most of their time.
Q Are there any standout should pay a visit to?
A exhibitors that our readers
We know that a number of our exhibitors will be launching their latest equipment at FESPA 2018. Transfer printing will be in abundance at FESPA this year with Siser, Lotus, Chemica, OKI, Forever and SEF all exhibiting.
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