The show must go on, despite the challenges the world currently faces, ISPO lead by example, inspiring and guiding the industry during these difficult times. Taking place from Sunday, January 31 to Wednesday, February 3, 2021, the world's leading sports trade fair was back with a completely new digital format. As the Covid-19 crisis has made attending physical trade shows near impossible, the organises have adapted to support the sporting goods community. Highlights include d

After-hours activewear becomes a key topic for discussion as part of the in-conversation with LTP series. From satin and velour fabrics to luxury finishes. A touch of opulence inspires next generation athleisure. Fashion-savvy all-day actives will invest in hybridised activewear that serves multiple end uses from day-to-night for Autumn/Winter 21/22. As part of the buy less but better mentality, transition apparel that occupies the sweet spot between performance and fashion w

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I visited ISPO Munich in January 2020, one of the world’s largest sports trade shows covering 16 halls, with approximately 2,800 exhibitors. The show in its 50th year focused on sustainability, which was further cemented by the show mantra "Be responsible. Be active. Be creative." Visual merchandising was centred around urban styling which was particularly impressive. Here’s what you need to know in pictures. #trends #sustainability #tradeshow