italian leather shoes

The Italian style has produced the finest leather shoes a consumer's money may buy. This is the reason of how the Italian leather shoes and footwear are this appreciated all over the world, and a very profitable business for any retailer, wholesaler, distributor, department store or Internet shop selling it. The shoe’s buyers from all over the world can find all variety of Italian Leather shoes at Micam, the great Italian’s most well international footwear exhibition. Micam is the event that presents the vastest international panorama of footwear fashion trends and it is organized in Milan on September and March. At Micam fair you can find a huge number of small and very small companies all over Italy manufactures an oustanding quantity of fine men's and women's leather shoes in a wide variety of materials. These Italian companies able to satisfy each kind of request, thanks to a never-ending search for new designs, colors, materials, finishing, and manufacturing. When evaluating the style content, the overall quality and the superb delivery service, the Italian leather shoes have no real competitor. You can easily recognize a woman or a man bringing Italian shoes! Italian Moda helps you to find out your Italian suppliers of real "made in Italy" footwear and leather shoes. Get in touch with them directly: lower costs, shorter times, larger choice, higher profits for you! Elegance, trends, informality and experimentation: these are the main themes of Micam t, the top international showcase for footwear fashion trends and Italian leather shoes, which has presented the collection for springs-summer 2005 in the halls of Fiera Milano from September 18 to 21. For the Italian leather shoes sector, 2003 ended with very negative results, leading Rossano Soldini, President of the Association of the industrialists in the sector to speak of "deep gloom". And 2004 is been only slightly more positive. In 2003, in fact, exports of Made in Italy shoes showed a decrease of 7 percent in quantity and 6.2 percent in value (282 million pairs exported compared with 303 million the year before). However, some first signs of recovery in the sector have now arisen. The occasion was provided by Micam, the main European trade fair for Italian leather shoes. The outcome of the event, in fact, has been extremely positive, up to the point that a significant change in trend can now be discerned for the second semester of 2004, indicating a clear recovery in exports. With more than 33 thousand visitors, Micam, in fact, ended by registering a global 5,05% increase compared with September 2003. The increasingly international character of the event is reflected by the significant increase visitors coming from abroad (more than 14 thousand, equal to almost half the total), registering an increase of 17 percent compared with the preceding year. In particular, the strong presence of Japanese clients has afforded great hope, and points to a significant recovery in the Japanese market, while the presence of French, German, English and Spanish clients was also established. Excellent signals have come from Russia, a country where there is a growing demand for Italian leather shoes , and also the American market is beginning to show revived interest.