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Fashion SVP to present Moroccan pavilion for first time

Fashion SVP is going to present a unique Moroccan pavilion for first time in UK from January 29-30 at Olympia London. The project has been designed to offer a different view of manufacturing in Morocco and show UK buyers variety, quality and volume, price and delivery flexibility offered by a selection of very best fashion and denim manufacturers from Morocco.

The collection will bring UK sourcing and product development professionals a specially chosen sample of the available production from this important textile-producing country. Morocco has had long-established ties with the UK, as is perfectly illustrated by the exciting and varied mix of participating companies, production is all about quality, volume flexibility and versatility.

Particularly in the coming post-Brexit world, most brands and retailers are taking a good look at their entire end to end production and supply chain, looking for solutions in unexpected places and Morocco is starting to stand out as an excellent solution provider.

Working exclusively with AMITH, the leading Moroccan textile producers’ association, and AMDIE, Morocco’s official government export promotion organisation, this Moroccan feature will focus on the production of high-quality middle market and luxury market knitwear and wovens, as well as top-end denim, all categories in which Morocco now enjoys an enviable reputation for first rate manufacturing quality, price and flexibility.

The Moroccan group of producers will be showing latest collections of ‘ath-leisure’ and sportswear capabilities, high street fashion separates, jackets, blazers and coats, and denim jeans, jackets and accessories.

Moroccan production is very popular and well known to the UK market and as near-shore options become more and more attractive to many brands who are looking for the perfect mix of know-how, sustainability and flexibility, this Moroccan initiative can provide solutions of great interest to the UK marketplace.

Fashion SVP is a 100 per cent sourcing-dedicated show in the UK.

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