Nothing can match the value of meeting with your customers and prospects in person, and the ISS Fort Worth 2009 show will deliver thousands of decision-makers to you. Showcase your company’s products and services while improving your exposure to prospects and current customers.

Nothing can match the value of meeting with your customers and prospects in person, and the ISS Fort Worth 2009 show will deliver thousands of decision-makers to you. Showcase your company’s products and services while improving your exposure to prospects and current customers.

ISS Atlanta is the fall event in the Southeast for the decorated apparel industry. With over 200 hundred exhibitors, ISS Atlanta is the place to see the latest equipment, supplies, apparel trends and techniques available.

ISS Schaumburg is the leading event in the Midwest dedicated to the decorated apparel industry. This regional event attracts over 200 exhibitors to serve as a one-stop shop for industry professionals.

ISS New England is the leading event in the Northeast dedicated to the decorated apparel industry. This regional event will help you reach hundreds of buyers from the New England states in one central location in Providence, RI.

ISS Atlantic City is the largest show on the East coast dedicated to the decorated apparel industry. With over 300 exhibitors, ISS Atlantic City serves as the one-stop shop for the latest equipment and new techniques.

The three-day event incorporates the world’s leading brands available through UK-based distributors, together with manufacturers and distributors of embroidery machines and accessories, screen printing and digital printing technology and many other techniques for garment decoration.

ISS Orlando is the largest show in the Southeast. With over 230 exhibitors on the show floor, ISS Orlando serves as the preview of the new trends in the industry.

Graphics and garments, fleet graphics and vehicle wraps, imaged fabrics and signs and soft signage. Technologies, connections and know-how. SGIA ’07 has everything a specialty imager could dream of.

ISS Fort Worth is the industry's leading event in the southwest for the decorated apparel and imprinted products industry with over 5,300 attendees and more than 240 exhibitors. The 2006 show was a raving success, with new attendees, exhibitors, and all the newest products and equipment! The 2006 conference program provided the expert knowledge needed to turn investments into profits. If you are involved in the decorated apparel industry - whether in screen printing, embroidery, promotional products, retail, or marketing - ISS will show you how to achieve quality results and do so profitably.

With over 600 exhibitors spread over 11 halls, FESPA will also be the platform for many new product and new technology launches covering all aspects of printing and digital imaging.

2007 proved to be a record year for the Printwear & Promotion exhibition, not only in terms of visitor and exhibitor numbers, but also in style and overall impact.

For the past 30 years IMB – World of Textile Processing – in Cologne has been the most important international platform for everyone who wants to find out more about technologies and expertise for the processing of textiles and flexible materials.

The spectacular P&P fashion show with three different stage shows each day will focus on new product ranges presented in eye catching choreographed dance routines, and the annual garment decoration awards sponsored by Kustom Kit.

The "Textilveredlung & Promotion" (TV) trade fair closed its doors in Stuttgart on Sunday after a period of three days and with a substantial increase in the number of visitors. More than 5,500 international visitors came to the Stuttgart Trade Fair Centre in Killesberg from 27 to 29 January 2006 in order to obtain information on the latest trends and developments in the areas of textile printing, embroidery, flocking, transfer printing and textile promotion.

Over the course of its 40 year history FESPA has become the largest global event for screen, digital and industrial printing. Traditional screen printing has developed beyond recognition to become a fully automated process, where digital imaging techniques are increasingly used to meet ever-changing customer requirements.