The world's largest international textile and apparel technology trade show, ITMA highlights innovations that will help textile and apparel manufacturers transform and grow their business.
And without giving too much away about the innovation and surprises that will see Epson protagonist of this fundamental change, visitors to the event scheduled for the coming weeks can expect to discover a blend that combines the excellence of Made-in-Italy creative style and the rigour of the most advanced Japanese technology.
Creativity and innovation: a bridge to new goals
And it is exactly this union of two different (yet ideologically close) cultures that will be the main focus of Epson's participation in their innovative exhibition stand, featuring the element of the bridge that accompanies and unites Italian creativity with Japanese technology, bringing any stylistic research and design project within reach and making it achievable.
Because whilst industrial printing on fabric is, on the one hand, a matter of technology, research and craftsmanship, aspects in which Epson solutions, including Monna Lisa, have always excelled, on the other hand, it calls for continuous research, tailor-made solutions, timely and effective interventions, to enable companies to become leaders in their sector.
Ethics and sustainability
In our stand, you will also find great attention has been paid to waste management; we have used fewer materials and signs, but without renouncing impactful communication; packaging is recyclable or biodegradable; accessories have been produced using recycled material according to circular economy rules; we have opted for high efficiency lighting.
Our core business, our sustainability certifications and even our corporate events, all reflect this commitment, with no exception.
A commitment and a gesture of responsibility that goes beyond participation in the most important exhibition of 2023 to involve customers and suppliers in a virtuous process.