



Redesigning the trade show to celebrate the 100th edition was a winning choice, and investing in a completely revamped layout and a series of measures to make participation easier for companies and buyers has proven to be a resounding success. We wanted to be even closer to the companies and the market during this time of profound transformation, and the energy and focus we experienced over these two intense days at the Fortezza were shared by everyone. The creativity displayed by the 170 brands showcasing their new collections, innovative product ideas, and determination to address the current needs of their clients and the changes in distribution were truly commendable. We owe them our gratitude for their trust in this new direction for Pitti Bimbo.
, CEO of Pitti Immagine
We’ve received a great deal of positive feedback from exhibitors over these two days. Everyone reported strong attendance on both days, the return of many important Italian buyers, and the participation of top-tier international buyers (representing over 50 countries), thanks in part to the excellent work in fostering attendance supported by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation and the Italian Trade Agency (ICE). The new, more compact format centered in the Central Pavilion was well-received, as were the themed squares showcasing trends and the expanded lifestyle offerings – including beauty and wellness, food, and publishing – which are essential to providing a comprehensive view of the children’s world. Networking initiatives were highly appreciated, providing strategic opportunities for connection and collaboration between brands, buyers, and media to drive business and develop new projects together.
, General Director of Pitti Immagine