Textiles

Fatex show to exhibit French luxury ready-to-wear

19 Mar '13

5 min read

• Pindière France, the women’s footwear manufacturer

• Pulsion Design, the custom print specialist

• Transitic Systems, the airfreight carrier specialising in the textile sector

• La Manufacture de Tricotage et de Couleurs (M.T.C), the skiwear and ready-to-wear manufacturer

• Réseau du Bellay, the luxury design studio collective

• Vandenhove sas, the mechanical textile finisher and laminator

• Chromatic cie, the embroidery and silk screen printer

• L’atelier Louis Félix, the handmade leather footwear specialist

• Gisèle Nogueira, an embroiderer specialising in sabrage, a rare 150-year-old technique that utilises a small sabre (scalpel) to create delicate velvet embroidery on silk satin fabric

• GLM fashion, the high-end womenswear manufacturer based in the Mayenne area of northwest France

• AFC, the wedding dress and evening gown specialist

From North to South and East to West, Made in France by fatex exhibitors represent the full range of manufacturing solutions for the clothing industry.

• Gisèle Nogueira, an embroiderer specialising in sabrage, a rare 150-year-old technique that utilises a small sabre (scalpel) to create delicate velvet embroidery on silk satin fabric

• GLM fashion, the high-end womenswear manufacturer based in the Mayenne area of northwest France

• AFC, the wedding dress and evening gown specialist

From North to South and East to West, Made in France by fatex exhibitors represent the full range of manufacturing solutions for the clothing industry.

Made in France by fatex 2013 turns the spotlight on exceptional know-how.

To celebrate its tenth anniversary and respond to the growing number of customers interested in French manufacturing, Made in France by fatex has organised three exhibitions (also open to the general public):

• “Création de mode, la façon made in France” (Fashion design and manufacturing “Made in France”), in the place du Palais-Royal from 9 to 11 April, featuring the work of established and emerging fashion designers (from the Designers Apartment of the Fédération Française de la Couture, du Prêt à Porter des Couturiers et des Créateurs de Mode and students of the IFM);

• “Savoir-faire d’exception made in France” (France’s exceptional know-how), which brings together companies who have been awarded with the French government’s Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant label (EPV, or Living Heritage Company),

• “Maison des savoir-faire” organised with the help of the Maison des savoir-faire et de la Création,highlighting the richness of France’s craft and industrial heritage, in the entrance hall of the Carrousel du Louvre during the show.

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