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Première Vision S.A. is a French company, that has been organizing professional fashion and fabric fairs since 1973. Initially local, the company learned to evolve and acquire a national then international dimension, thanks to its relevant strategic choices and the quality of its services - features recognized all over the world by its exhibitors and visitors.

Enjoying a brand name with an international reputation and an image without peer in the world of textile and fashion trade fairs, Première Vision has a leading international event in Paris, which has been spun off in recent years in New York, Shanghai, Beijing, Moscow and Tokyo (inside Jitac).

Since 2005, the “Première Vision Pluriel” brand provides the umbrella for 6 trade fairs that share the same approach, in their own fields, namely a constant quest for innovation and high standards of quality: Expofil (yarns and fibres), Première Vision, Le Cuir à Paris (leather and fur), Indigo (textile design) and ModAmont (trimmings and supplies for fashion and design). More recently, they have been joined by Zoom by Fatex, a fair dedicated to contract manufacturing .

Once a year, Expofil and Indigo settle in Brussels and focus exclusively on decoration sector.

Always eager to satisfy the needs and expectations of all sectors, Première Vision created in 2007 the first professional event exclusively dedicated to denim, Denim by Première Vision.

In January 2008, Première Vision teamed up with Tarsus, owner and organiser of ModAmont, for a joint management. A partnership that aims to strengthen the efficiency of ModAmont within Première Vision Pluriel as well as accelerating its development abroad.

In August 2008, Première Vision acquired Direction, the leading American Textile Design show, thus increasing the global leadership of its Indigo brand in textile design.

Positionned on an offer and services with high added-value, Première Vision currently manages some 16 shows a year, bringing together 3,400 exhibitors and welcoming some 150,000 professional visitors. In 2007, the company had a turnover of 37.8 million euros, and registered a net profit.