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After London and New York, Lineapelle arrives in Milan

Scheduled from 20 to 22 February, the event presents the novelties for S/S 2025 with 1,150 exhibitors from 41 countries. Many side events.

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February 2024

After London and New York, Lineapelle arrives in Milan

Lineapelle’s 2024 agenda opened with two important appointments that, as is now customary, anticipate the big event dedicated to leather, materials and components to be held in Milan in February.

The first event took place on 23 January at the Ham Yard Hotel: here ‘Lineapelle London’ fielded 43 exhibitors (23 Italian, 20 foreign) attracting a very specific target of visitors made up of young stylists, start-ups specialised in fashion accessories and brands looking for smart and imaginative solutions and materials.

The second step was ‘Lineapelle New York’, staged on 31 January and 1 February at the Metropolitan Pavilion in Manhattan with 111 exhibitors, of which 50 were Italian. An event that registered a good turnout of operators interested in the latest innovations in the sector.

With these assumptions we will arrive at the highlight of Lineapelle 103, scheduled at Fiera Milano Rho from 20 to 22 February, which will host some 1,150 exhibitors, in line with the February 2023 edition, from 41 countries. The event presents itself as a true creative, commercial and cultural platform that will propose an articulated list of contents and will take place in partial concurrence with the exhibitions of the Confindustria Moda galaxy, scheduled from 18 to 21 February: Micam (footwear), Mipel (leather goods), TheOneMilano (clothing).

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