Enterprise Georgia: 5 Georgian brands showcased at largest children’s clothing exhibition - Playtime Paris
The state agency noted the event, which is “the best platform” for companies to meet potential clients and buyers to establish international trade relations, was successful for Georgian companies. Photo via Enterprise Georgia
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Five Georgian brands, producing children’s clothing, were showcased at the largest children’s clothing exhibition - Playtime Paris 2024 with the support and co-financing of Enterprise Georgia, the state agency promoting entrepreneurship, investment and exports.
From January 27 to January 29, the Georgian brands, including Eshvi Kids, Rko, Giraffe Kids, Salle de Mode and Retro Kids, presented their latest collections and trends of the upcoming season at the exhibition, which hosted about 200 brands and 5,000 visitors from 50 different countries, the Enterprise Georgia said on Friday.
The state agency noted the event, which is “the best platform” for companies to meet potential clients and buyers to establish international trade relations, was successful for Georgian companies.
Several international buyers, including from France, China, Germany and Korea, expressed their interest in Georgian products, the agency emphasised, adding the brands had received trial orders and the negotiations on the signing of final orders were underway.
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