“The satisfying participation of exhibitors and buyers at the 28th edition of the High End Textiles and Accessories Trade Show encourages us and drives us to continue innovating our offer despite the uncertainties of...“The satisfying participation of exhibitors and buyers at the 28th edition of the High End Textiles and Accessories Trade Show encourages us and drives us to continue innovating our offer despite the uncertainties of the general economic situation.”展开更多
The 29th edition of Milano Unica, the Italian Textile and Accessories Trade Show, held July 9th to 11th 2019, at Fieramilano Rho, presenting the high end collections for the Autumn/Winter 2020/2021 season, was attende...The 29th edition of Milano Unica, the Italian Textile and Accessories Trade Show, held July 9th to 11th 2019, at Fieramilano Rho, presenting the high end collections for the Autumn/Winter 2020/2021 season, was attended by more than 6,000 companies. Foreign companies increased in number (+ 2.6%), while the number of Italian businesses held steady. Contributors to the positive result included companies from: India (+13.7%), China Hong Kong (+13%), Great Britain (+11%), France (+10%), Spain (+9.5%), the Netherlands (+8.7%) and the USA (+ 3.5%), which counterbalanced the lower number of buyers from China's Mainland (-13.7%) and Germany (-14.7%).展开更多
文摘“The satisfying participation of exhibitors and buyers at the 28th edition of the High End Textiles and Accessories Trade Show encourages us and drives us to continue innovating our offer despite the uncertainties of the general economic situation.”
文摘The 29th edition of Milano Unica, the Italian Textile and Accessories Trade Show, held July 9th to 11th 2019, at Fieramilano Rho, presenting the high end collections for the Autumn/Winter 2020/2021 season, was attended by more than 6,000 companies. Foreign companies increased in number (+ 2.6%), while the number of Italian businesses held steady. Contributors to the positive result included companies from: India (+13.7%), China Hong Kong (+13%), Great Britain (+11%), France (+10%), Spain (+9.5%), the Netherlands (+8.7%) and the USA (+ 3.5%), which counterbalanced the lower number of buyers from China's Mainland (-13.7%) and Germany (-14.7%).
