The largest event in the footwear sector in Latin America takes place from 18 to 20 May in São Paulo, bringing together around 350 Brazilian brands.

In Florence, from 16 to 19 June 2026, over 720 brands from more than 30 countries. Guest designers Simone Rocha and DSM Kei Ninomiya. Special Guest Jiyong Kim.

A long-established family business now in its fourth generation, combining high-quality materials and craftsmanship with a focus on everyday comfort.

The Spanish Footwear Industry Federation (FICE) and the Spanish Association of Footwear Component Manufacturers (AEC) have presented the Government with a strategic plan for the competitiveness and future of ‘Made in Spain’.

An experiential space dedicated to football culture, born from a collaborative project with Aretè Showroom.

The debut in the historic Sala Ottagonale – Area Monumentale – with the new range of trainers for SS2026.

Originally launched in 2005, it is one of the most popular trainers of the mid-2000s skate era.

The Italian fashion house interprets luxury through craftsmanship, time and materials.

A capsule collection celebrating craftsmanship, tradition and the art of photography.

Since 1870, it has been producing sturdy, durable footwear in Tasmania, Australia.

A brand that celebrates the long-standing tradition of fine leather craftsmanship in the English region of Walsall.

With a 90% integrated production facility and a strong focus on quality and comfort, the Turkish company Eren Terlik now positions itself as a strategic partner for private label brands and with its own footwear brand, Chirpy.

Curated and moderated by Orietta Pelizzari, Global Macro-Trend Forecaster, the international summit focused on the transformation of the retail outlet into a cultural hub and the emergence of a new professional role.

The first international project, which brings the three most promising talents to Italy for an immersive internship at the Tuscan companies Tamerice and Sapaf, has been successfully completed.