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Assintecal by Brasil. Over 300 companies producing components for the leather. Footwear and manufactured goods industries.

To meet your needs and increase the competitiveness of your company.

Fur & Fashion Frankfurt

Fur, Leather And Textile

06-08 March 2008

60th Frankfurt International Outerwear Fair.

Fur & Fashion Frankfurt Messe GmbH Niddastrase 66-68.

D-60329 Frankfurt /Main

Email : info@fur-fashion-frankfurt.de

A favorite gathering place for the entire fur and leather industry, Fur & Fashion Frankfurt offers a unique mix of inspiration and profitable opportunities – and has been doing so for 60 years!

Distinguished exhibitors from all around the world certainly appreciate the benefits. More than 100 vendors from at home and abroad are expected for 2008. And the fair is sure to again exceed your expectations for efficient ordering and sales opportunities from March 6 to 8.

Fur ever in fashion – this is the one event you won’t want to miss.

Materials, Manufacturing and technology. Over 1,800 exhibitors from 59 countries and regions.

Product Sectors: Raw materials, Man-Made Leather, Process Chemicals, Components and equipment, Machinery & Technology.

28-30 March, 2007 Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre

ACLE offers an industry-wide spectrum of exhibits ranging from raw materials (including hides, skins and exotic leather), semi-finished and finished leather.

Man-made leather, process chemicals and dyes, tanning mac hinery, components and accessories, synthetic / natural materials, shoe machinery, CAD-CAM systems, etc.

Stahl Colour Forecast For Autumn & Winter 2009 – 2010

Stahl’s Colour Forecast for Autumn and Winter 2009 – 2010 says that there is a taste for change. After several seasons of over-abundance, eccentricity and the triumph of artificial over the natural, there is a strong desire to return to a state of equilibrium. Is this a reflection of the current world economic climate? Has this resulted in a wish for fashion to take things steady rather than go overboard? Or is it simply a question of pausing for thought while we mix technical and traditional once more?