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Page 1: South Africa Trade Mission Cape Town - Po.in.tex · FASHION COUNCIL OF SOUTH AFRICA – 900 members including local fashion brands and industry stakeholders within the clothing and

With the support of

C a p e T o w n : 4 1 t h g l o b a l

f a s h i o n c a p i t a l

South Africa Trade Mission Cape Town

November 19 to 23, 2018

Textile Trade mission for fashion, sports and niche markets

$ 2 . 5 b i l l i o n i n t e x t i l e

c l o t h i n g i m p o r t

Coordinators

Partners

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Company visits and meeting with institutions

Collective B2B meetings. Dedicated communication

A country with potential

South Africa is an economic key player on the continent with more than 50% of the global SADC GDP (757 billion US dollars in 2017). It represents a gateway to the southern hemisphere. In terms of external partners, France ranks 11th with 2.3% of the market share.

A textile economy in rebuilt

Despite a struggling textile industry, finished goods (clothing and home) account for more than 43% of South Africa's textile and clothing exports in 2017. Over the last 20 years, South Africa has witnessed the emergence of a significant middle-class, opening a new market for fashion clothing.

ATF: a key trade fair

In 19 years, the ATF has established itself as a major textile show on the African continent: 150 exhibitors and 2,500 visitors will gather for three days of events. Among the visitors: sourcing heads, designers, manufacturers, retailers, agents… This year, the focus will be made on the collaboration between Europe and Africa.

Monday 19/11

AM: SIMEON DESIGN – Designer using transformative items to address both local and global issues and capture the attention of onlookers. Multiple awards: Source Africa Young Designer Competition, Foschini design award.

FOSCHINI GROUP – Clothing retail company specialised in fashion (men, women, kids), home decoration and sports. International key player implemented in 34 countries.

PM: GELVENOR – Company specialised in the production of technical textiles and coloring in apparel and personal protection equipment.

FALKE GROUP – Manufacturer of clothing for sports and fashion.

Tuesday 20/11 – Thursday 22 /11

Exhibition at the ATF trade fair Conferences

Collective meetings:

TEXFED – Federation bringing together the key players in the South African textile industry.

SATTC – Cluster dedicated to technical textiles integrating the entire value chain. Many private / public partnerships.

FASHION COUNCIL OF SOUTH AFRICA – 900 members including local fashion brands and industry stakeholders within the clothing and textile value chain.

NCRF - National Clothing Retail Federation

Friday 23/11

AM: AFI FASTRACK – Fashion incubator: identifies and invests in the best of the continent’s young designers. Over the past six years, 75 new talents have been highlighted.

HOUSE OF MONATIC – Company manufacturing and retails corporate apparel for men and women (suits, Jackets, trousers, and shirts for men; and jackets, slacks, blouses, and shirts for women)

PM: FILA – International group dedicated to the production and sale of high-end clothing (sneakers and accessories).

AMSA – Organisation bringing together the five leading apparel manufacturers in South Africa.

A f a s h i o n m a r k e t w i t h o p p o r t u n i t i e s

P r o g r a m *

For possible grant on travel and

accommodation, please contact your local

cluster**

Creation by Simeon Design

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A retourner à

To return to

E n t r y F o r m

Wish to benefit from the services: o 9m² packaged stand o 18m² packaged stand o Visibility on EU TEXTILE 2030 stand o Collective meetings

Good for commitment to participation Date, stamp and signature authorised by the company:

Business name: …………………………………………………..….….. Registration number: ……….……………………….……………..……..

Turnover: …………………………………………….Workforce: .......................…………..………. NACE Code: …………….….……

Adress: …………………………………………………………..………….………………………………………….……………………………….…

…………………..……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

Contact:...……..……………………………………………..… Position: .……….……………………….……..…………………..……

Phone: ………………………………………………….……….. Mobile:…………………..……………………………………….……….

Email:.………………………………………………………………………..…….………………………………………………….………………

TECHTERA Villa Créatis, 2 rue des Mûriers - 69258 Lyon Cedex 09 Contacts: Julie Rafton-Jolivet & Lucie Lagarrigue Phone: +(33) 04-20-30-28-80 - [email protected] / [email protected]

Deadline for registration October 20, 2018

O f f e r a n d b u d g e t

Prices**

9m² packaged stand (negociated rate) € 2.250 excl. tax.

18m² packaged stand (negociated rate) € 4.250 excl. tax.

Visibility package on the EU-Textile 2030 stand € 400 excl. tax.

Collective meetings & visits Free

Included: collective meetings in the ATF trade fair, summary of the market study "South Africa: state of the textile market and opportunities", local companies visits, time dedicated to the market and technological watch, networking time, communication actions. Cost remaining at your expense: Round trip flight and hotel nights for the duration of the mission.

The mission is financially supported by the European Union. For more information, please contact your local cluster.

Conditions: * Program established on a provisional basis and may be modified. ** Payment on receipt of the invoice.