Fairs

Modtissimo opens buyers' registration



“Visit Modtissimo where you can find the best range of textiles and clothing, innovative and sustainable, made in Portugal”
General Director of ATP ANA DINIS
BLOOMATI AND JOF IN A GOOD MOOD FOR MODTISSIMO Fairs With less than two months to go until the 60+4 edition of Modtissimo, which takes place on 12 and 13 September in Hall 5 of Exponor, T Jornal sought out statements from the companies already registered READ MORE
LOUROPEL BETS ON RECYCLED BUTTONS FOR MODTISSIMO Fairs For 30 years, Louropel has been characterised by a concern for sustainability and is keen to demonstrate this at the next edition of Modtissimo with buttons and accessories made from recycled components, along with other new products and trends READ MORE
EURATEX PRESIDENT DEFENDS COMPETITIVENESS WITH SUSTAINABILITY Sustainability In his first major public intervention as the new president of EURATEX, the European textile confederation, Mário Jorge Machado, also president of ATP, pointed out the need for reciprocity and to level the playing field READ MORE
FASHION DETAILS AT MODTISSIMO Fairs João Coutinho said in an interview to T Jornal that 'it is ‘the main event for presenting the new collection’ READ MORE
LMA presence in Modtissimo Fairs "In the current context, where the industry is facing major challenges, it was even more imperative to be present" READ MORE
RIOPELE SUPPORTS NAIA Sustainability Riopele was one of the suppliers of Naia Renew Fiber fabrics for a sustainable fashion project READ MORE
Belfama solar investment Sustainability 20% of the company's electricity needs are already met thanks to the 514 photovoltaic panels READ MORE
47is the number of days left until Modtissimo 60+4
Trainers uses tearfil thread Sustainability Trainer brand MoEa has launched a new model incorporating a Tearfil yarn made from pineapple fibre READ MORE
Foursource at Modtissimo Fairs On display will be the new transactional model, through which buyers and suppliers can make payments READ MORE
Fafedry water consumption Sustainability ‘We can currently say that our laundry consumes around 1.58 litres of water per T-shirt' READ MORE