Shoe Fair's satisfied customers
If the experience of exhibitors at the Sydney 2010 edition of Australian Shoe Fair is any indication, business in the footwear industry is alive and kicking, with many hailing the event one of the strongest in years.
Sandal brand ropes in new customers
A new Australian footwear brand inspired by Latin American resourcefulness looks set to make a colourful addition to the shoe market. Ropes sandals are modelled on shoes typically worn in central America, made entirely of polypropylene rope.
US brand's unique take on thongs
US brand OKA b. is taking on a tough market by launching in the homeland of the thong. However the brand is banking on some unique selling points to cut a swathe through the Australian thong market.
Fashion Exposed Wraps Up 20th Season
Sydney February 14 - 16, 2010: FASHION EXPOSED returned to the Sydney Exhibition Centre with the same burst of excitement and enthusiasm felt 20 seasons ago at the fairs
inception.
Rockin' the catwalk
Gold Coast based distributor Natalie Lomas was touted as one of the strongest draw cards at the Australian Shoe Fair - which wrapped up yesterday - launching globally renowned label Rockin' Reptile to an Australian footwear market hungry for the brand's unique style.
Thongs give back to environment
A new Victorian thong brand has hit the market offering two key points of difference; funky adornments... and an environmental conscience.
New Billie brand adds gloss to offer
Sydney shoe player Billie Group is making waves in women's footwear with the recently launched Billini brand. Now in its second season, Billini has extended the company's offering to target the high fashion women's market.
Scholl launches new cork range
Scholl Orthaheel is set to promote its latest offering targeting the ladies' footwear market this month. Retailing for $129.95, the Cork Sandal range comprises five different designs in genuine leather; Kate, Sara, Jane, Jenny and Lisa.
Chillikids hots up footwear
New kid on the footwear block Chillikids is returning to the Australian Shoe Fair with an expanded brand offering, following its launch last year. Chillikids founder Bettina Parker confirmed the brand had witnessed strong demand for its kids' sneakers since launching in summer 2009.
Minime fills bigger shoes
Minime Sydney is taking strides in its bid to target the adult market. Having started life as a children's range, the brand now offers a line of "grown up" shoes, with gladiator sandals topping the bill amid a range of on-trend styles.
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Sunday 29 August 2010 10am - 6pm
Monday 30 August 2010 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 31 August 2010 9am - 4pm
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