Première Vision Paris
Focus on Innovation and Technology
From September 1 to 3, 2026, Première Vision Paris will send a clear message: The leading international trade show for the textile industry is positioning innovation and technology as key drivers of the industry’s future viability.
More than 850 exhibitors will meet with brands, manufacturers, and decision-makers from around the world to provide concrete solutions to the current challenges facing the market.
Rising costs, volatile supply chains, increasing regulatory requirements, and the push for greater sustainability are shaping the industry’s agenda. Première Vision sees itself not only as a sourcing platform but also as a strategic meeting place for exchange, guidance, and business development. The September edition focuses on the “Inno-Tech” concept, which translates technological innovations into practical solutions for the entire value chain.
A special focus is on the Smart Creation sector, where digital tools, innovative materials, and new design approaches are showcased. Companies like Heuritech demonstrate how artificial intelligence can be used to analyze and predict fashion trends, while CLO is breaking new ground in product development with its 3D design solutions. In the area of sustainable materials, Ever Dye demonstrates resource-efficient dyeing processes based on bio-based pigments. The lineup is rounded out by organizations such as Fair Wear and Nona Source, which advocate for fair supply chains and the circular economy.
The trade show spans three halls and covers the entire textile value chain, featuring sections on yarns, fabrics, designs, accessories, leather, manufacturing, and smart creation. A new addition is the “Cosmetic Village,” which is being developed in cooperation with Cosmetic Valley and strengthens the connection between the fashion and beauty industries.
The supporting program also focuses on future-oriented topics. In collaboration with the industry platform The Interline, a conference program has been developed that, under the theme “Facing Fashion Forward,” addresses the industry’s most pressing issues. The program focuses on the commercial application of AI, the introduction of the Digital Product Passport, new material innovations, and strategies for profitable growth in an increasingly uncertain market environment.
In addition, Première Vision continues to expand its collaboration with key institutions. The partnership with ANDAM (National Association for the Development of Fashion Arts) supports innovative startups working on technologies for the fashion of tomorrow. Guests at the 2026 edition will also include designers Alexis Mabille and Victor Clavelly, who will give talks offering insights into the intersection of couture, technology, and experimental design processes.
Through strategic partnerships, an expanded range of innovation offerings, and a clear focus on actionable solutions, Première Vision Paris underscores its commitment to actively shaping the transformation of the fashion industry and supporting companies in developing sustainable business models.
