Première Vision Paris is a major fashion trade show scheduled for September 1-3, 2026, at Paris Nord Villepinte in France. The event focuses on innovation, technology, and sustainability in textiles and apparel, featuring exhibitors from fabrics, leather, accessories, and manufacturing sectors. It includes trend seminars, business meetings, and showcases aimed at addressing industry challenges like digital transformation and profitability. The event is part of the Première Vision portfolio, which includes other shows like Denim PV in Milan, New York Première Vision, and Première Vision Montréal.
Dates
1–3 Sep 2026
City / country
Roissy-Charles de Gaulle, France
Venue
Paris Nord Villepinte
Companies exhibiting at Premiere Vision-Paris 2026 include 3D Etiket, 6 DIAS/TAILERTEX (Fabrics/Manufacturing), 8 Project, A GRATACOS SAU and A Grupe Le Lin de Lituanie.
Event overview
Première Vision Paris is a leading fashion trade show held twice a year in Paris, focusing on innovation and technology in the textile and apparel industry. The September 2026 edition (September 1-3) will present Autumn-Winter 27-28 collections, with a special focus on innovation & technology.
The event features exhibitors across 8 universes including fabrics, leather, accessories, designs, and manufacturing, and includes trend seminars, business meetings, and showcases of software solutions and supplier innovations. It aims to address core industry problems such as digital adoption, margin protection, pricing evolution, and sustainability.
TL;DR
Première Vision Paris is the essential event for fashion professionals seeking to source fabrics, leather, accessories, and manufacturing solutions. Visitors can discover the season's trends, experience materials firsthand, and meet influential exhibitors and industry experts. The show offers curated content such as trend seminars, business meetings, and innovation showcases, enabling visitors to stay ahead in a competitive market. With free e-pass registration, it is an accessible opportunity to gain insights, network, and make informed decisions.
Première Vision Paris is the leading fashion trade show, offering exhibitors the opportunity to present their collections to over 20,000 professionals from 130 nationalities. The show focuses on innovation and technology, providing a platform to showcase cutting-edge solutions and connect with key industry players. Exhibiting here gives access to a targeted audience of brands, designers, and sourcing professionals, helping to establish partnerships and drive business growth.
Attendees, exhibitors & solutions
Visitor profile
Typical attendee groups you can expect to meet.
Exhibitor profile
Main supplier and exhibitor segments present at the show.
Product categories
Key solution areas showcased across the event.
Location & Facilities
Halls & areas
1Parc des expositions Paris Nord Villepinte, 95975 Roissy-Charles de Gaulle, France
Entrances & gates
Hall 1 entrance
Main entrance; shuttle pickup point in front of Hall 1.
Floor plans & maps
Official FAQ confirms the venue is accessible to persons with reduced mobility: wheelchairs are available for loan from the Organiser's Headquarters in each hall (against an ID deposit), and access ramps are provided.
Official FAQ confirms cloakrooms are provided (for a fee) in the main gallery and Halls 1 & 3: €5 per suitcase, €4 per clothing item/briefcase/backpack/motorcycle helmet. Opening hours: Tue-Wed 9:00am-7:30pm, Thu 9:00am-5:30pm, with late collection until 8:00pm (Tue/Wed) or 6:00pm (Thu). Pre-booking is available online.
Luggage storage is stated as mandatory and is handled via the paid cloakroom service described above. The event also partners with Alltheway for door-to-door luggage transfer between airports/Gare du Nord and hotels, or between the venue and departure points.
The official FAQ states visitors can reach the show by shuttle, taxi, public transport, or car, and links a shuttle timetable PDF. That published timetable is labeled for the February 2026 edition [2026 Feb edition]; a shuttle service is expected to run for the September 2026 edition as well, but a September-specific timetable was not found at time of research.
Parking: Reserved accessible parking spaces available.
Gate: **Première Vision Paris Gate & Access Notes** * **Venue Access Points:** Entry checkpoints are positioned at the main exhibition hall gates across **Parc des Expositions Paris Nord Villepinte**. * **Badge Entry Control:** * Digital **e-Pass QR codes** must be presented on a smartphone or printed pass at hall entrance checkpoints. * Security and badge spot-checks may be performed inside the halls, requiring visitors to keep their mobile e-Pass accessible at all times. * **Help Desks & Badge Printing:** Visitors without a smartphone or printed e-Pass can visit entrance registration help desks where hostesses print hardcopy passes. * **Public Transport Arrival Gate:** RER B train arriving at **Parc des Expositions** station connects directly to the main entrance gallery/esplanade of the venue. * **Luggage & Express Services:** Baggage drop-off services (e.g., Alltheway luggage transfers) operate out of the **Hall 1 Welcome Gallery** entry lounge.
Attend
Ticket info
Badge collection
**Première Vision Paris Badge / e-Pass Collection Notes:** * **Online Pre-Registration Required:** Visitors must request their free 3-day e-pass online prior to or upon arrival. Each e-pass is non-transferable and requires an individual email address. * **Digital e-Pass Presentation:** Show the QR code on your smartphone via the **Première Vision Mobile App**, email confirmation PDF, or wallet pass at hall entry control checkpoints. * **On-Site QR Scanning Registration:** Visitors arriving without a pre-ordered pass can scan registration QR codes on signboards at hall entrances to quickly create an account and generate their e-pass. * **On-Site Helpdesks & Paper Printing:** Entrance help desks staffed by hostesses are available to assist with lost passes, manual verification, or printing physical hardcopy badges for visitors without smartphones. * **Exhibitor & Staff Badges:** Exhibitor badge requests must be managed separately by company stand managers through the online Exhibitor Area.
Ticket notes
Free e-pass request required by profile type (professional, startup, institutional, student, press). Exhibitor employees obtain badges via stand manager.
Registration deadline
There is **no fixed prior registration deadline**. Online pre-registration remains open before and throughout the event (September 1–3, 2026), and attendees can also register on-site on show days via mobile QR code signboards or entrance help desks.
Build-up & tear-down
What's on
1
Fashion Seminar
1
Guided Tour
1
Event days
10:00–16:45
Typical time
Ariane Bigot
Fashion Team @ Première Vision
Fashion Trends
Fanny Deleage
PhD / CEO & founder @ RENATURE
Biocircular materials
Ben Hanson
Editor-in-Chief @ The Interline
Digital Decade / AI
Carla Buzasi
CEO @ WGSN Group
Fashion trends / Digital Decade
Brune Ouakrat
Director of Strategic Planning @ L'ADN
Asia as a territory for trends
Jeff Strauss
Head of Imaging @ Photoroom
AI in product lifecycle
Francesco Bottigliero
Head of Humanistic Technology @ Brunello Cucinelli
Humanistic technology
Commercial Officer
Plant-based fur
Kathleen Rademan
CIRC
Circularity
Lucas Lauer
NellyRodi
Trend forecasting
Gildas Minvielle
Institut Français de la Mode
Fashion economics
Laetitia Berthier
Fashion Team @ Première Vision
Color Trends
Béatrice Hugues
Fashion Team @ Première Vision
Sustainability
Gaëlle Berlioz
Fashion Team @ Première Vision
Sport & Outdoor
Tuesday, Sep 1, 2026
Guided Tour: Discovery - Save time, source smarter
Fashion Seminar: Key Autumn-Winter 27-28 Trends
RENATURE makes biocircularity accessible to industries
The Digital Decade: navigating what's next for fashion
Fur that is made from plants
K-fashion, cuteness culture, live shopping, Chinamaxxing, micro-dramas, T-wave: Asia as a territory for the experientialization of trends
Putting AI To Work
How the last edition performed
Visitors
25,000
Exhibitors
1,000
Floor area (sqm)
242,000
Growth over time
Edition recap
New this edition
Advanced Biocompatible Materials Showcase
Dedicated 2026 showcase for next-gen eco-friendly polymers, super-elastic alloys, and advanced ceramics with direct access to material scientists. [83]
SourceNext-Generation Quality Control Systems
2026 emphasis on advanced QC tech: machine-learning visual inspection cameras, calibration tools, and compliance management software for FDA/ISO 13485 audits. [83]
Source9 Product Themes and 17 Major Categories
2026 edition restructured into 9 specialized themes covering 17 categories across SNIEC Halls N1–N4. [68][76]
SourceMedtec Global Medical Supply Chain Summit
Concurrent summit with one main forum plus seven themed conferences covering the full medical device value chain from design/R&D to commercialization; free for all visitors. [68]
SourceTestimonials
The medical device sector is highly diversified, encompassing over 1,000 companies spanning materials, machinery, and automated equipment—all well-represented and logically categorized. This morning's tour was highly fruitful, with productive and harmonious discussions with numerous suppliers.
We have been consistent exhibitors at Medtec, and this year, we felt that Medtec's scale has been continuously expanding, with a large influx of visitors. Moreover, we observed that the organization and operation of the entire exhibition have improved year by year, so we are delighted to continue participating in Medtec.
Medtec China is a platform for communication and learning with suppliers, which is pioneering in the field of medical material technology... After 3 years of epidemics, this exhibition has allowed us to see the updating of products and technologies and even the emerging of new products!
As an excellent channel to promote our products and showcase our image, Medtec China attracted many visitors to our booth for targeted procurement, which is very beneficial for conversion. Medtec China 2023 has become more sophisticated in terms of details and professionalism.
Next edition outlook
1 September 2026 – 3 September 2026### 📌 Première Vision Paris — Next Edition Summary * **Event Dates:** **1 – 3 September 2026** * **Seasonal Focus:** **Autumn-Winter 2027–2028 Collections** * **Edition Theme:** **Innovation and Technology** *(Highlighting smart materials, circular tech, and advanced supply-chain solutions)* * **Venue:** Parc des Expositions Paris Nord Villepinte, France * **Opening Hours:** 09:00 – 18:30 (Closes at 17:00 on Day 3) * **Exhibitor Count:** ~900+ international exhibitors * **Student/College Access Day:** Thursday, 3 September 2026
Continued emphasis on innovation, technology, and sustainability in textiles and apparel. Maintained two-edition annual rhythm: Savoir-faire in February and Innovation & Tech in September. Expected exhibitor count around 900+ for September 2026 based on official exhibitor list messaging.
Intelligence
886
Exhibitors
18
Categories
43
Countries
15
Pavilions
Top 10 by exhibitor count — estimates based on published directory.
China
Turkey
France
Italy
India
South Korea
Portugal
United Kingdom
Spain
Japan
Tunisia
Germany
Hong Kong
Brazil
United States
High priority
Buyers sourcing
Textile and Fashion Suppliers (profile Pending)
Buyers sourcing
Apparel and Garment Manufacturing
Buyers sourcing
Print, Dye and Finishing
Buyers sourcing
Sustainable and Innovative Materials
Buyers sourcing
Yarn, Spinning and Fiber
Medium priority
Buyers sourcing
Leather, Fur and Skins
Buyers sourcing
Embroidery and Lace
Buyers sourcing
Other Textile and Fashion Suppliers
Buyers sourcing
Knitted Fabrics and Jersey
Buyers sourcing
Woven Fabrics
Intelligence
Key market insights, trends, news and related events to help you understand the bigger picture.
Why it matters
The fashion industry faces rising input costs, stagnated growth, and double-digit margin declines, making profitability protection a universal objective. The event bridges the gap between creative sourcing and operational performance by positioning AI, digitalization, and eco-innovation as immediately deployable tools rather than experimental concepts, giving brands and manufacturers concrete ways to improve resilience and competitiveness across the value chain.
Key trends shaping this market and its wider industry.
AI and Digitalization as Core Development Strategies
Première Vision Paris September 2026 positions AI, digitalization of design processes, new industrial techniques, and eco-innovation as immediately actionable tools to enhance performance, resilience, and sustainability across the fashion value chain, expanding the Smart Creation area accordingly.
SourceEnzymatic Recycling for Circular Textiles
Innovation-focused exhibitors in the Smart Creation area are presenting closed-loop, low-temperature enzymatic recycling systems for polyester, including blended-fabric processing with full traceability and no virgin-material input, reflecting the show's push toward circular textile solutions.
SourceAI-Powered Trend Prediction
Heuritech, featured among the show's Smart Creation innovation partners, uses AI and human expertise to predict fashion trends up to 24 months in advance, helping brands make data-driven ranking and prioritization decisions.
SourceCreative Innovation at the Intersection of Craftsmanship and Technology
Special guests appearing in the show's programme showcase how artisanal craftsmanship meets emerging technology, such as 3D printing in garment construction and AI-assisted haute couture, expanding the creative possibilities highlighted at the show.
SourceLatest updates from across the market.
Following Première Vision Paris (1-3 September 2026), the international fabric and apparel-sourcing calendar continues with Première Vision's own denim-focused sister show in Tokyo just days later, then converges on a dense European fabric-and-yarn window in January 2027 (Munich, Paris, and Florence), before the next high-end fabric showcase in Milan in early February 2027.
Denim Première Vision (Tokyo)
Tokyo, Japan
First Tokyo edition, at Yoyogi National Stadium (First Gymnasium), following prior Denim PV editions in Paris, Barcelona, London, Berlin, and Milan.
websiteMunich Fabric Start
Munich, Germany
Held alongside satellite shows Bluezone, Keyhouse, and The Source at MOC Munich; showcases Autumn/Winter 27/28 collections.
websitePitti Immagine Filati 100
Florence, Italy
Held at the Fortezza da Basso, Florence, in the same January 2027 window as Munich Fabric Start and Texworld Paris.
websiteTexworld Apparel Sourcing Paris
Paris, France
Held at Parc des Expositions de Paris-Le Bourget, in Halls 2, 3, and 4; organised by Messe Frankfurt France.
websiteMilano Unica
Milan (Rho), Italy
44th edition, held at Fiera Milano (Rho); opening hours 9am-6:30pm on Feb 2-3, 9am-5pm on Feb 4.
websiteImmediate post-show (September 2026)
Première Vision's own sister show, useful for denim-specific follow-up meetings right after PV Paris.
January 2027 European fabric-and-yarn window
Three competing/adjacent fairs cluster within the same week (20-27 January 2027), useful for a single European sourcing trip covering fabrics, finished goods, and yarns.
Early February 2027 luxury fabric window
Follows directly after the January cluster, focused on high-end fabrics for menswear/womenswear.
Dates are drawn from each event's official website or organiser/press coverage as cited in the events array; all fall within the 6-12 month window following PV Paris (1-3 September 2026).
Plan your trip
Choose from the following airports, with convenient access to the event and venue.
Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport
Official event page confirms the venue's nearest station is RER B "Parc des Expositions," reachable directly from the CDG airport RER/TGV station. An official luggage-transfer partner (Alltheway) also offers CDG-to-hotel and venue-to-CDG check-in services for Air France flights.
Adjacent; CDG TGV/RER station is one stop from the venue on RER B
to venue
Approx. 15-20 minutes by car; approx. 5-10 minutes by direct RER B train to "Parc des Expositions" station
by car
Paris-Orly Airport
Listed alongside CDG as a served airport in the official Alltheway luggage-transfer partnership on the event's own transport page ("CDG or Orly Airport Arrivals > Hotel").
Approx. 45 km; no direct rail line, requires a transfer via central Paris or Orlyval/RER
to venue
Approx. 45-60 minutes by car depending on traffic; 60-75 minutes by public transport with a transfer
by car
Paris-Beauvais-Tillé Airport
Budget-carrier airport mentioned by third-party travel guides as an alternative with airport-shuttle connections into Paris; not confirmed on the official event site, so treat as a secondary/backup option.
Approx. 85 km north of Paris
to venue
Approx. 70-90 minutes by shuttle bus to Paris, plus onward RER B to the venue
by car
A range of accommodation options near the venue and across key areas.
USD 45–90 / night
Estimate based on aggregator listings (Trip.com, Kayak, iledefrance-hotel.net) for budget chain hotels such as ibis budget Roissy CDG Paris Nord 2, hotelF1 Villepinte Parc des Expositions, and B&B Hotel Paris Nord Villepinte. Not an official event rate; prices fluctuate with demand around show dates.
USD 90–160 / night
Estimate based on aggregator listings for hotels within walking distance of the venue, such as ibis Paris Nord Villepinte Parc des Expositions, ibis Styles Paris Roissy-CDG, and Golden Tulip Villepinte Roissy - Parc des Expositions. Trip.com cites an overall Villepinte-area nightly average around USD 158.
USD 160–320 / night
Estimate based on aggregator listings for higher-end airport-area properties such as Novotel Suites Paris CDG Airport Villepinte, Sheraton Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport Hotel, and Hyatt Regency Paris - Charles de Gaulle. Not official event rates.
USD 130–350 / night
General estimate for central Paris hotel stock at multiple star levels; no event-specific pricing found. Commute to the venue is roughly 20-30 minutes via RER B from Gare du Nord.
Get around the city with these convenient transport options.
RER B suburban rail (station: Parc des Expositions)
Confirmed as the venue's own named station on the official event transport page; trains run roughly every 7-8 minutes.
Official show shuttle ("navette")
The official FAQ links a shuttle timetable, but the published version found was for the February 2026 edition [2026 Feb edition]; a September 2026-specific schedule was not located at time of research.
Taxi / ride-hail
Listed as an option alongside shuttle and public transport on the official FAQ and transport pages.
Air France/KLM flights into CDG
Official Air France/KLM Global Meetings & Events partnership; booking window 10 Feb-3 Sep 2026, departures 25 Aug-3 Sep 2026, returns 1-10 Sep 2026.
Rail/bus booking via Kombo (SNCF, OuiGo, Trenitalia, Flixbus, BlaBlaBus)
Official Kombo travel partner; discount valid for trips between 31 Aug-4 Sep 2026.
Alltheway luggage transfer service
Official event partner service; airport-to-venue transfers require Air France-operated (AF) flights; booking windows range from 4-5 hours before departure/arrival.
Plan your trip
Check the latest visa requirements and entry guidelines before travelling.
| Type | Who needs it | Fee | Processing | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Short-stay Schengen visa (for non-EU travellers) | — |
Travellers from visa-exempt countries (e.g., UK) will need ETIAS authorization for short stays in the Schengen Area. ETIAS is scheduled for Q4 2026 and mandatory by 2027.
Official visa pageWeather
September in Paris is typically mild, with average highs around 20°C (68°F) and lows around 12°C (54°F). Rain is possible, so pack a light layer and an umbrella.
Plan for the climate
Check temperatures and pack accordingly
Venue connectivity
The venue's own station is RER B "Parc des Expositions," confirmed as the nearest metro/rail link on the official transport page. From CDG airport's TGV/RER station, it is a short direct ride on RER B. From central Paris (Gare du Nord), take RER B toward "Aéroport Charles de Gaulle" and alight at "Parc des Expositions" (roughly a 20-minute ride, trains every 7-8 minutes). Riders need an Île-de-France zone ticket rather than a standard metro T+ ticket for this route. The official event site also lists shuttle, taxi, public transport, and car as ways to reach the venue, and offers a luggage-transfer partner (Alltheway) covering CDG, Orly, and Gare du Nord (Eurostar) to hotel or venue routes. Discounted rail/bus booking is available via the event's Kombo travel partner, and discounted air travel via Air France/KLM Global Meetings.
Ride-hailing
Taxis
Public transit
Car rentals
Useful information to help you have a smooth and respectful visit.
A large, multinational sourcing crowd
The show draws a very international professional audience to a single venue outside central Paris, so expect a fast-paced, business-first atmosphere with many languages spoken on the floor. (Attendance figures such as "20,000 professionals / 130 nationalities" are commonly cited by third-party sources but are not independently confirmed for the 2026 edition on the official site.)
Mind your valuables in crowds
The official event site explicitly warns that pickpockets can operate in crowded areas around the show and recommends using credit cards instead of carrying cash, or leaving cash at your hotel.
Professional dress and etiquette
As a B2B trade show, business casual to business attire is the norm. French professional etiquette tends to favor a polite, slightly formal opening (a handshake, brief pleasantries) before getting into business, and punctuality for scheduled meetings is valued.
Practical guides
Everything needed to arrive prepared, navigate the event, and make the visit productive.
Destination: Paris-Charles de Gaulle (CDG)
Official partners offer travel discounts: Air France/KLM Global Meetings & Events (10% off airfare over €100, booking window 10 Feb-3 Sep 2026, departures 25 Aug-3 Sep 2026, returns 1-10 Sep 2026, code GME60816AF) and Kombo (€10 off train/bus tickets to/from Paris between 31 Aug-4 Sep 2026, code X-PREMIEREVISION-26-09).
Book flightsFind a stay near the venue with options for every budget.
Check-in (recommended)
August 31, 2026 (evening before the show opens) - estimate, not an official recommendation
Check-out (recommended)
September 3 or 4, 2026 - estimate, not an official recommendation
Areas to stay
Villepinte / Parc des Expositions area, for walking distance or a very short ride to the venue · Roissy-CDG airport hotel cluster (Roissy-en-France, Tremblay-en-France), a short drive or shuttle/RER ride from the venue · Central Paris (e.g. near Gare du Nord), for visitors who prefer the city and don't mind a 20-30 minute RER B commute
budget
Approx. USD 45-90/night (estimate)
mid range
Approx. USD 90-160/night (estimate)
premium
Approx. USD 160-320/night (estimate)
Get to the venue and around the city with these options.
Airport → venue: From CDG's RER/TGV station, take RER B directly to the "Parc des Expositions" station (the venue's own stop); shuttle and taxi options are also available per the official FAQ.
Hotel → venue: Hotels in Villepinte are within walking distance or a very short drive/shuttle ride; hotels further out (CDG cluster or central Paris) connect via RER B or taxi/ride-hail.
Ride-hail: Available from CDG, Orly, and central Paris, though cost and duration are not officially published and vary with traffic.
Public transit: RER B is the primary public transit link, with the venue served directly by the "Parc des Expositions" station; an Île-de-France zone ticket is required rather than a standard metro ticket.
Parking: No official on-site venue parking details were found in this research pass.
Plan and pack for the event climate.
Month: September
Temperature: Approx. 12°C to 20°C (54°F to 68°F)
Seasonality: September in Paris is typically mild, with average highs around 20°C and lows around 12°C. Rain possible, so bring an umbrella.
Packing: Pack light layers and a compact umbrella or rain jacket, plus comfortable walking shoes given the large exhibition halls.
Plan your trip
Best day to visit: Wednesday, 2 September 2026
The show runs Tuesday-Thursday, 1-3 September 2026, with visitor hours of 9am-6:30pm on the first two days but only until 5pm on the final day, per the official show page. The official FAQ also designates Thursday, 3 September as the dedicated Students/college day. The middle day, Wednesday, therefore offers full opening hours without the opening-day rush or the shorter, student-heavy final day, making it the most practical single day for focused professional/buyer visits. This is a planning recommendation based on the published schedule, not an official "best day to attend" statement from the organiser.
Register and save your free e-pass confirmation — The e-pass is free but nominative and individual; it's sent by email as a QR code and required for entry (no walk-in access without it).
Confirm visa or entry eligibility, including EES/ETIAS status — The EU's Entry/Exit System is being phased in with full implementation targeted by April 2026; ETIAS is expected to become mandatory from 2027 for visa-exempt travelers. Check current requirements before booking.
Book flights and hotel — Consider the official Air France/KLM and Kombo partner discounts if eligible, and choose a hotel area (Villepinte, CDG cluster, or central Paris) based on your commute preference.
Shortlist target exhibitors and sessions — Use the exhibitor list and programme pages to plan your route across the relevant product categories (fabrics, leather, yarns, accessories, manufacturing, etc.).
Prepare meeting requests via the Business Meetings tool — The official Business Meetings feature lets registered visitors send meeting requests to exhibitors in advance; log in to your participant area to use it.
Plan your airport/venue transit and, if useful, buy the RER B airport ticket in advance — The venue's own station is RER B "Parc des Expositions"; a standard metro ticket won't work for this route, so budget for the Paris Region <> Airports ticket if coming from CDG/Orly.
Pre-book cloakroom/luggage storage if you'll be carrying bags — Luggage storage is mandatory in the halls; cloakrooms are paid (a few euros per item) and can be pre-booked online to save time.
Download your e-pass QR code offline (PDF/app) as a backup to email access — The e-pass can be shown via the PV app, email, PDF, or print; having an offline copy avoids connectivity issues at the entrance.
Depart hotel/airport via RER B toward "Parc des Expositions"
RER B networkArrive at the venue; present e-pass QR code at the entrance
Paris Nord Villepinte, Hall 1 entrancePriority exhibitor visits (fabrics, leather, yarns per your shortlist)
Show floor hallsAttend a trend/inspiration seminar, if one is scheduled
Seminar/forum areaLunch break
On-site catering areasContinue sourcing meetings via the Business Meetings tool
Show floor / meeting pointsWrap up notes from the day's meetings and confirm any follow-ups
Lounge / business meeting areaCollect luggage from the cloakroom if used
Hall 1 & 3 CloakroomDepart via RER B back toward hotel/airport
Parc des Expositions stationCentral Paris sightseeing (Louvre, Eiffel Tower, etc.)
City / Sightseeing (recommendation, Not Event-Affiliated)
Approx. 30-40 minutes via RER B from Parc des Expositions / Gare du Nord
Classic Paris sightseeing for evenings or a free day around the show; not affiliated with the event itself.
Aeroville Shopping Mall
Shopping (recommendation)
Roughly a 20-25 minute walk or short drive from the Villepinte area
A large retail mall near the CDG/Villepinte area for a break between show days.
Paris-Nord 2 Outlet Shopping Mall
Shopping (recommendation)
Roughly a 30 minute walk from nearby hotels
Outlet shopping option close to the venue area.
Roissy-en-France Castle Ruins (Vestiges du Château de Roissy-en-France)
Historic Site (recommendation)
Approx. 4 km / short drive
A small historic detour near the airport/venue area for a short break.
Parc du Sausset (Sausset State Park)
Park / Nature (recommendation)
Approx. 10 minutes' drive
Green space for a walk or breather, close to Villepinte.
Official "Business Meetings" tool
official show feature
Première Vision's own Business Meetings feature lets registered visitors and exhibitors schedule appointments in advance and manage them from a participant area; this is an official event tool, not a third-party recommendation.
Hall 1 Welcome Gallery / lounge area
on-site networking (recommendation)
Located near the main entrance and cloakroom; a natural informal meeting spot between sessions. Recommendation based on venue layout, not an official networking programme.
Nearby hotel bars/restaurants (e.g. Villepinte-area hotels)
informal networking (recommendation)
Common evening meetup spots for exhibitors/visitors staying in the Villepinte or CDG hotel cluster. Not affiliated with the event.
Seminar / trend forum area
on-site networking (recommendation)
Attendees interested in trend talks tend to gather before/after sessions here. Recommendation based on venue layout, not an official networking programme.
Budget
No official pricing information was provided in the supplied pages.
Adjust the inputs below to create a directional event budget.
This is a directional estimate. Please verify live rates before booking.
Official cost items and estimated ranges for exhibitors.
registration
visitor
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hotel_night
both · budget
USD 45–90 / per_night
hotel_night
both · mid_range
USD 90–160 / per_night
hotel_night
both · premium
USD 160–320 / per_night
cloakroom_fee
both
EUR 4–5 / per_item
luggage_transfer_service
both
EUR 29–45 / per_transfer
local_transport_ticket
both
EUR 14 / per_one_way_trip
travel_discount
both
EUR 10 / discount_amount_on_kombo_booking
flight_discount
both
10 / percent_off_airfare_over_100eur
| Item | For | Tier | Estimated range | Status | As of |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| registration | visitor | — | official | 2026-08-05 | |
| hotel_night | both | budget | USD 45–90 / per_night | estimate | 2026-08-05 |
| hotel_night | both | mid_range | USD 90–160 / per_night | estimate | 2026-08-05 |
| hotel_night | both | premium | USD 160–320 / per_night | estimate | 2026-08-05 |
| cloakroom_fee | both | EUR 4–5 / per_item | official | 2026-08-05 | |
| luggage_transfer_service | both | EUR 29–45 / per_transfer | official | 2026-08-05 | |
| local_transport_ticket | both | EUR 14 / per_one_way_trip | official | 2026-01-01 | |
| travel_discount | both | EUR 10 / discount_amount_on_kombo_booking | official | 2026-08-05 | |
| flight_discount | both | 10 / percent_off_airfare_over_100eur | official | 2026-08-05 |
Decision
Pick the closest answer for each. Your recommendation updates live.
QUESTION 1 OF 8
Does your business source or sell within the categories this show covers (fabrics, leather, yarns, accessories, manufacturing)?
Compare participation options side by side to choose the best fit for your objectives.
visit
You have an active, near-term sourcing need in the show's categories (fabrics, leather, yarns, accessories, manufacturing) and can commit budget and time for a focused visit of 1-3 days.
Best for
Buyers, brand sourcing teams, product developers, and designers who need direct, hands-on access to fabrics, leather, yarns, and trims for near-term collections.
Min. budget
$900.00
Timeline
At least 2-3 weeks to register for a free e-pass, book flights/hotel, and plan meetings; 4-6 weeks is more comfortable for international travel.
Risks
Entry requires a pre-registered, nominative e-pass - no casual walk-in access
EES/ETIAS entry-system changes may add border-processing time for non-EU visitors
The show's opening day and the shorter, student-heavy final day (Thursday) tend to be busier or more constrained than the middle day
exhibit
You have a market-ready product line in one of the show's categories, want direct access to its international buyer base, and can commit to a multi-month exhibitor timeline.
Best for
Fabric, leather, yarn, accessory, and manufacturing suppliers seeking direct access to Première Vision's international, professional-only buyer base.
Timeline
At least 90 days for stand booking, design submission, and freight/travel logistics.
Risks
No official shell-scheme or space-only booth pricing was found in this research pass - confirm current rates directly with the organiser before budgeting
Freight and stand-design deadlines typically fall well before the show; late commitment limits stand location and setup options
Staff visa/EES-ETIAS travel lead time for non-EU exhibitor teams
skip
Your product category doesn't align with the show's focus, or you currently lack the budget, readiness, or timeline to prepare properly for this specific edition.
Best for
Businesses outside the fashion/textile/leather/accessories/manufacturing value chain, or without near-term sourcing or exhibiting readiness.
Timeline
Not applicable
Risks
Opportunity cost if your core buyer segment attends but your budget or timeline isn't ready this edition - consider the next edition instead
Book with
Créassence
Creates tailor-made olfactory creations for beauty, fashion and lifestyle brands since 2000 in the Marais, Paris.
Listed in the official Beauty section for the September 2026 show: https://paris.premierevision.com/en/content/beauty-pv-paris-sept-2026
Delbi Cosm
French specialist supporting brands with industrialization, packaging and logistics of perfume and cosmetic products.
Listed in the official Beauty section for the September 2026 show: https://paris.premierevision.com/en/content/beauty-pv-paris-sept-2026
Hygeia
Laboratory specializing in solid cosmetics manufacturing, offering private-label and bespoke formulation, from R&D to production.
Listed in the official Beauty section for the September 2026 show: https://paris.premierevision.com/en/content/beauty-pv-paris-sept-2026
Laboratoire LBP
French laboratory specializing in formulation, development and manufacturing of natural and custom-made cosmetics.
Listed in the official Beauty section for the September 2026 show: https://paris.premierevision.com/en/content/beauty-pv-paris-sept-2026
Savoirs des Peuples
Parisian cosmetics lab creating bespoke skincare products, natural, certified organic and vegan, from concept to production.
Listed in the official Beauty section for the September 2026 show: https://paris.premierevision.com/en/content/beauty-pv-paris-sept-2026
Tech Nature
Designer, manufacturer and packager of innovative cosmetics since 1996, specializing in peel-off masks, cosmetic powders, and ready-to-use masks.
Listed in the official Beauty section for the September 2026 show: https://paris.premierevision.com/en/content/beauty-pv-paris-sept-2026
Creapharm Cosmetics
French expert in development, manufacturing and packaging of cosmetic products, renowned for sun care and stick formulations.
Listed in the official Beauty section for the September 2026 show: https://paris.premierevision.com/en/content/beauty-pv-paris-sept-2026
Ilioza
Develops products based on chronobiology and epigenetic regulation, focusing on natural beauty and skin biorhythms.
Listed in the official Beauty section for the September 2026 show: https://paris.premierevision.com/en/content/beauty-pv-paris-sept-2026
Kolmar Korea
Pioneer of the ODM model, supports beauty brands from idea to finished product, with the Chroma Kolmar Studio color R&D platform.
Listed in the official Beauty section for the September 2026 show: https://paris.premierevision.com/en/content/beauty-pv-paris-sept-2026
Eurotextile
Sustainable textile packaging specialist creating bags, pouches and boxes for fashion, beauty and lifestyle brands.
Listed in the official Packaging & Lifestyle Accessories section: https://paris.premierevision.com/en/content/packaging-lifestyle-accessories-pv-paris-septembre-2026
IDP Direct
Delivers bespoke boxes, bags and secondary packaging for prestigious fashion and beauty houses.
Listed in the official Packaging & Lifestyle Accessories section: https://paris.premierevision.com/en/content/packaging-lifestyle-accessories-pv-paris-septembre-2026
LF Linea Fashion
Italian manufacturer of premium hangers, garment covers and packaging solutions.
Listed in the official Packaging & Lifestyle Accessories section: https://paris.premierevision.com/en/content/packaging-lifestyle-accessories-pv-paris-septembre-2026
Close to Clothes
Combines creative design with smart digital authentication solutions through innovative labels and tags.
Listed in the official Packaging & Lifestyle Accessories section: https://paris.premierevision.com/en/content/packaging-lifestyle-accessories-pv-paris-septembre-2026
Emmetex
Specialist in labels, hangtags, ribbons and bespoke packaging with sustainable materials.
Listed in the official Packaging & Lifestyle Accessories section: https://paris.premierevision.com/en/content/packaging-lifestyle-accessories-pv-paris-septembre-2026
Tirabasso Serafino
Italian producer specializing in Japanese straw, waterproof felt and high-quality knitwear, Made in Italy.
Listed in the official Packaging & Lifestyle Accessories section: https://paris.premierevision.com/en/content/packaging-lifestyle-accessories-pv-paris-septembre-2026
Sorbatti
Italian hat-making house since 1922, luxury and high-end segment with premium fibres like wool and cashmere.
Listed in the official Packaging & Lifestyle Accessories section: https://paris.premierevision.com/en/content/packaging-lifestyle-accessories-pv-paris-septembre-2026
Ahujasons Shawl Wale
Known for pashmina, cashmere, wool, silk, and linen products, with Kashmir Pashmina GI certification.
Listed in the official Packaging & Lifestyle Accessories section: https://paris.premierevision.com/en/content/packaging-lifestyle-accessories-pv-paris-septembre-2026
Indkraft Exports
Exporter of quality fashion accessories, founded in 1925.
Listed in the official Packaging & Lifestyle Accessories section: https://paris.premierevision.com/en/content/packaging-lifestyle-accessories-pv-paris-septembre-2026
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