The 34th Shoes & Leather Guangzhou| IFLE – Guangzhou is back
The footwear and leather world will gather in China from 20 to 22 May 2026 to showcase the latest products from over 800 companies.
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The presentation of the S/S 2026 season and the latest technological and machinery innovations will be from 12 to 13 March 2025, as usual at IFA-Fira in Elche, Alicante.
December 2024
The first event of the year at the trade fair in Alicante, Spain, dedicated to anticipations for footwear and leather goods will be from 12 to 13 March, with the presentation of the 2026 S/S season and the latest technological and machinery innovations by more than 300 exhibiting companies from various nationalities, such as Spain, Italy, Portugal and France. Some 7,000 trade visitors are expected at the event.
The 53rd edition will once again involve Spanish and international companies of products for the manufacture of footwear, leather goods, costume jewellery and fashion in general. These are mainly companies manufacturing components for footwear or leather goods (soles, heels, wedges, insoles, buckles, laces, ribbons, weaves, moulds or embroidery services, engravings….), tanning, textile and synthetic companies, chemical companies and manufacturers of machinery and technology. Exhibitors come mainly from Europe, in particular from Spain, Italy, Portugal, France and Germany.
This edition will be characterised by a focus on the environment with the special initiative ‘Futurmoda Green Planet’, a space focusing on natural and ecological materials and highlighting environmentally responsible products such as leather, silk, linen and chemically unadulterated cotton. Also on display are recycled products, energy-efficient solutions and high value-added technologies that promote sustainable practices in the industry.
The footwear and leather world will gather in China from 20 to 22 May 2026 to showcase the latest products from over 800 companies.
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The 55th edition of the Elche Exhibition ended on 5 March with over 4,100 visitors, confirming its status as a key commercial platform for the footwear and components industry.
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With a total of 46,000 visitors across 5 events (including MICAM and MIPEL), the first edition of the project demonstrated its value in promoting and developing the entire fashion supply chain.
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