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Fashion Network
29-04-2025
- Business
- Fashion Network
Source Fashion moves to larger space at Olympia for July
Source Fashion is moving into a larger venue for the 8-10 July event, with the Grand Hall at Olympia London allowing Europe's main responsible sourcing event to accommodate its 30%+ season-on-season growth, organiser Hyve has announced. Event director Suzanne Ellingham said: 'Source Fashion is growing into the largest manufacturing trade show in Europe. We are bringing the world's best manufacturers, fabric producers and technology providers under one roof with makers and local manufacturers proudly taking their place next to global powerhouse manufacturers. 'Our buying and sourcing community attend with the security of knowing every conversation they have is one that can lead to a new range creation. I'm excited to share the technology we are introducing to allow that community to find exactly what they are looking for and help facilitate connections like never before.' Now attracting exhibitors from over 25 countries including manufacturing power houses China, India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Turkey, as well as a growing focus on the UK and emerging African markets, February's show saw a 32% increase in visitors, its biggest increase to date. Buyers, sourcing managers, product developers, technologists, and designers attended from some of retail's biggest names, brands and retailers including John Lewis, Harrods, Next, Reiss, Joseph, Lulu Guinness, ASOS, Birkenstock, Chanel, Lucy & Yak, French Connection, Aspinall's, River Island, ME+EM and many more.
Fashion Network
29-04-2025
- Business
- Fashion Network
Source Fashion moves to larger space at Olympia for July
Source Fashion is moving into a larger venue for the 8-10 July event, with the Grand Hall at Olympia London allowing Europe's main responsible sourcing event to accommodate its 30%+ season-on-season growth, organiser Hyve has announced. Event director Suzanne Ellingham said: 'Source Fashion is growing into the largest manufacturing trade show in Europe. We are bringing the world's best manufacturers, fabric producers and technology providers under one roof with makers and local manufacturers proudly taking their place next to global powerhouse manufacturers. 'Our buying and sourcing community attend with the security of knowing every conversation they have is one that can lead to a new range creation. I'm excited to share the technology we are introducing to allow that community to find exactly what they are looking for and help facilitate connections like never before.' Now attracting exhibitors from over 25 countries including manufacturing power houses China, India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Turkey, as well as a growing focus on the UK and emerging African markets, February's show saw a 32% increase in visitors, its biggest increase to date. Buyers, sourcing managers, product developers, technologists, and designers attended from some of retail's biggest names, brands and retailers including John Lewis, Harrods, Next, Reiss, Joseph, Lulu Guinness, ASOS, Birkenstock, Chanel, Lucy & Yak, French Connection, Aspinall's, River Island, ME+EM and many more.
Fashion Network
29-04-2025
- Business
- Fashion Network
Source Fashion moves to larger space at Olympia for July
Source Fashion is moving into a larger venue for the 8-10 July event, with the Grand Hall at Olympia London allowing Europe's main responsible sourcing event to accommodate its 30%+ season-on-season growth, organiser Hyve has announced. Event director Suzanne Ellingham said: 'Source Fashion is growing into the largest manufacturing trade show in Europe. We are bringing the world's best manufacturers, fabric producers and technology providers under one roof with makers and local manufacturers proudly taking their place next to global powerhouse manufacturers. 'Our buying and sourcing community attend with the security of knowing every conversation they have is one that can lead to a new range creation. I'm excited to share the technology we are introducing to allow that community to find exactly what they are looking for and help facilitate connections like never before.' Now attracting exhibitors from over 25 countries including manufacturing power houses China, India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Turkey, as well as a growing focus on the UK and emerging African markets, February's show saw a 32% increase in visitors, its biggest increase to date. Buyers, sourcing managers, product developers, technologists, and designers attended from some of retail's biggest names, brands and retailers including John Lewis, Harrods, Next, Reiss, Joseph, Lulu Guinness, ASOS, Birkenstock, Chanel, Lucy & Yak, French Connection, Aspinall's, River Island, ME+EM and many more.
