Fimi Kicks Off 100th Edition Featuring More Than 700 Exhibitors

Babykid Spain + Fimi, the fair dedicated to the children’s sector, celebrates a new winter edition in its usual venue at Feria Valencia from today until next Friday 23rd with more than 735 exhibiting brands, 7% more than in the last edition. The event will also celebrate the centenary of Fimi.

The event, which specializes in the children’s sector, will feature a total of 735 brands from 44 countries representing the main categories of the children’s universe, such as childcare, accessories, toys and footwear. As for the public, the previous registration of the fair has already exceeded 5,000 professionals who will attend the event.

The event will take place at Feria de Valencia, in a pavilion with a surface area of 20,000 square meters, following the change of location that comes hand in hand with the expansion of the fair. In its last edition, held in January 2025, the event had more than 300 exhibitors from 49 countries on a global scale.

Fimi Kids Fashion Week will present the collections of Abel&Lula, Amarca Kids, Artesania Filita, Boboli, Canada House, Dadati, Javilar, Marae Kids, Mayoral, Monamur by Mou-te, Nath by Tuc Tuc, Newness, Nora Baby Bags by Cambrass, The Boston Kids or Tuc Tuc between today and tomorrow.

Fimi will celebrate its centenary with an immersive exhibition and a commemorative parade.

Babykid Spain + Fimi will celebrate its centennial legacy with an exhibition under the name 100 Editions of Children’s Fashion, an immersive journey through the history of the fair. In addition, there will be a commemorative fashion show, Fimi 100, which will be held today and will feature the participation of Babidu, Babyboli, Babyboli and Babyboli.Babidu, Babybol, Belan, Cua-Cuak, Dadati, Eva Schulz Showroom, Fina Ejerique, Foque, Granlei, Javilar Kids, Manuela Montero, Martín Aranda, Mayoral, Newness, Ponto por Ponto, Rapife, Sardon, Siena Hair Accesories, Tartaleta and Tuc Tuc.

The event has become one of the historical fairs of the fashion sector in Spain, debuting at the Ifema venue in Madrid in January 2014. The event, owned by Feria de Valencia, had been held until then in the city of Turia. In the Spanish capital, the show had been located until 2018 at the Palacio de Cristal in the Casa de Campo. The move from Valencia to Madrid served as a revival for Fimi, which had stalled its growth and, in 2019, the fair returned to Valencia.

The fair is organized by the Spanish Association of Children’s Products (Asepri) and Feria Valencia, and is supported by Icex España Exportación e Inversiones and the Valencian Institute for Business Competitiveness (Ivace).

Fimi’s objective is focused on boosting the children’s fashion sector, which has suffered from the generalized low birth rate, especially in Spain. According to Asepri data, the sector relies mainly on exports, which account for 52% of the volume, with countries such as Italy and Portugal as main buyers.