Los Angeles International Textile Show 2018
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Time: Mar 05-07, 2018
Address: California Market Center, Los Angeles, USA

Los Angeles International Textile Show (LA TEXTILE) is the fashion industry’s premier West Coast destination for textile, design & production resources from around the globe. Showcasing hundreds of international fabric collections and design services, the caliber of resources and fashion direction is presented with West Coast's Contemporary & Lifestyle designers in mind. Our Trend Forum is curated by our LA TEXTILE's Official Trend Partner PECLERS PARIS to equip you with essential F/W 18/19 color & trend information to navigate the show with.Our complimentary seminar program is filled with fashion industry and trend experts presenting education that is designed to inform and inspire.
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The exhibitors gathering here will showcase a wide range of products and services here such as hundreds of textiles, trims, art studios, trend, design, technology & production services.
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