Blossom Première Vision Highlights Innovation & Sustainable Craft

A renewed edition uniting innovation, heritage, and eco-responsibility.

Blossom Première Vision 2025 returns to Paris with 65 exhibitors, spotlighting creative innovation, heritage craftsmanship, and sustainability, along with SS27 previews and a new regulatory conference program.

Blossom Première Vision will return to Paris on December 10–11, 2025, welcoming nearly 65 exhibitors — with 20% joining for the first time. The event will bring together top innovators and committed creators across Fabrics, Leather, and Accessories, featuring select weavers, tanners, and accessory manufacturers known for their craftsmanship, quality, and support for pre-collections in luxury and fashion.

This new edition places a strong emphasis on creative innovation, heritage craftsmanship, and sustainability, with an expanded lineup of conferences addressing eco-responsibility and emerging regulatory requirements.

PV Blossom will also present an exclusive preview of the Fashion Forum, unveiling early insights into the color stories and inspirations shaping Spring–Summer 2027, ahead of the full reveal at Première Vision Paris from February 3–5, 2026.

Creative Innovation

This edition highlights fresh material developments and custom solutions.
Newcomers introduce advanced technical approaches, including innovative textures, high-performance textiles, alternative leathers, and hybrid fabric solutions. Blossom PV continues to evolve as a creative incubator for brands seeking new directions.

Featured exhibitors include:

Ricami Laura (IT) – limitless embroidery applications and custom motifs
Dorlet (FR) – sculptural metal components with integrated design
Soieries Roger Cheval (FR) – over 2,000 print screens, mixed media, and 3D effects
Inversa (USA) – exotic leathers sourced from invasive species
Ja Fabric by Takisada Nagoya (JP) – proprietary yarn innovations enabling unique fabric development

Heritage Craftsmanship

Alongside emerging innovators, the show welcomes ateliers and manufacturers safeguarding generational expertise in weaving, silk, knitting, embroidery, and luxury finishing. Many of these houses remain indispensable partners for pre-collections in high fashion.

Key heritage exhibitors include:

Morishita (JP) – circular knitting tradition since 1907
Tosco (JP) – more than a century of linen and ramie expertise
Les Tissages Perrin (FR) – French weaving excellence since 1929
Sfate & Combier / Guigou / Bugis (FR) – iconic Lyon silk houses
Albert Guegain (FR) – embroidery specialists since 1954
Malhia Kent (FR) – creative textile house since 1987
Manifattura Pezzetti (IT) – 75 years in luxury linings
Oscalito (IT) – Made-in-Italy knitwear since 1936
Achille Valera Lissoni (IT) – high-end ribbon makers since 1927

Sustainable Commitment

The event gathers suppliers offering audited certifications (GOTS, GRS, FSC, LWG), circular textile solutions, recycled fibers, low-impact processes, traceability technologies, and localised supply chains.
The Slow Fiber collective exemplifies this shift — a network of Italian fashion and home textile companies advocating transparency and ecological practices.

Highlighted sustainability-focused exhibitors:

Morishita (JP) – GOTS-certified, SDGs-aligned
Dorlet (FR) – fully recyclable stainless-steel parts
Tosco (JP) – organic GOTS-certified ramie
Arnia (IT) – GOTS/GRS/FSC/ECOVERO™ certified materials
Oscalito / Maglificio PO (IT) – natural fibers with RFID traceability
David Leather Expressions (IT) – LWG Silver certified
Sciarada Industria Conciaria (IT) – Evolo® process, LWG Gold
Inversa (USA) – leathers from invasive species
Manteco – pioneering circular textile systems
Pellican – eco-designed finishing expertise

A Strategic Event for the SS27 Season

A major attraction, the Fashion Forum, will give visitors an early view of SS27 creative directions and color concepts — a valuable tool for developing upcoming pre-collections. This space reflects the season’s bold, expressive energy.

New for 2025: Complete Conference Program

For the first time, Blossom Première Vision will host a full series of discussions centred on sustainability, trends, regulations, and industry transformation.

The program includes:

Daily Fashion Seminar (11 a.m.) – SS27 color & trend preview
Daily Masterclass (12 p.m.) – French & EU regulations presented by Fashion Act Lighthouse
Talk 1 – Wednesday, 2:30 p.m.: “The sustainable wardrobe: emotional & physical longevity in fashion”
Talk 2 – Thursday, 1 p.m.: “The era of sustainable luxury: craftsmanship, uniqueness, innovation”
Luxury Expert Voices Round Table – insights from exhibiting luxury specialists

All sessions moderated by Silvia Gambi.