BISUTEX – Fashion Jewellery and Accessories Fair 2027 – Madrid, Spain

What to expect

BISUTEX – Fashion Jewellery and Accessories Fair 2027 is a major professional trade exhibition dedicated to fashion jewellery, costume jewellery, fashion accessories, leather goods and travel items. Organised by IFEMA MADRID, the fair brings together designers, manufacturers, distributors, retailers, buyers and other industry professionals in a business-focused environment where new collections, commercial opportunities and emerging trends can be discovered.

The event is particularly relevant for businesses looking to refresh their product ranges, identify new suppliers and evaluate upcoming designs. Its product mix covers necklaces, earrings, bracelets, rings, scarves, sunglasses, belts, hats, fans, bags, small leather goods, luggage, pouches and other accessories.

Fashion jewellery
The core exhibition focuses on contemporary and costume jewellery, including necklaces, earrings, bracelets and rings. Visitors can compare designs, materials, colours and finishes from established companies and emerging labels.

Fashion accessories
Accessories extend beyond jewellery into sunglasses, scarves, belts, hats, fans and other products used to complete fashion looks.

Leather goods and travel items
The fair also includes leather accessories and practical lifestyle products such as handbags, suitcases, vanity cases, pouches and travel accessories.

BISUTEX is intended primarily for professional visitors rather than a general consumer audience. Its business orientation makes it particularly useful for retailers, distributors, agents, buyers and companies seeking products for commercial distribution.

Event dates

BISUTEX 2027 will take place from 04–07 February 2027 at IFEMA MADRID in Madrid, Spain. The official schedule lists professional access from 10:00 to 19:00 on the first three days and from 10:00 to 16:00 on the final day.

Event: BISUTEX – Fashion Jewellery and Accessories Fair 2027
Dates: 04–07 February 2027
Professional opening hours: 10:00–19:00 on 04–06 February; 10:00–16:00 on 07 February
Venue: IFEMA MADRID – Recinto Ferial
Address: Av. del Partenón 5, 28042 Madrid, Spain
Target audience: Professional visitors, buyers, retailers, distributors, designers and industry specialists

The exhibition is scheduled to coincide with other major professional lifestyle and fashion events at IFEMA MADRID, including Intergift and MOMAD, creating a broader commercial circuit for professionals visiting the venue.

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Venue & exhibition site

BISUTEX 2027 will be held at IFEMA MADRID – Recinto Ferial, one of Spain’s principal exhibition complexes. The official BISUTEX schedule identifies the connection area between Halls 4 and 6 together with Halls 4 and 6 as the exhibition locations.

The venue is located at Av. del Partenón 5 in the Campo de las Naciones area of Madrid. Its large-scale exhibition infrastructure is designed for international trade fairs, with dedicated entrances, visitor services, restaurants, parking facilities, transport connections and professional meeting areas.

The exhibition site gives BISUTEX access to an extensive professional environment and makes it possible for visitors to combine their visit with other trade exhibitions taking place around the same period.

Full event programme

The full programme for BISUTEX 2027 has not yet been completely published. IFEMA’s official schedule indicates that activities and programme information are released and updated through the event platform, meaning visitors should check the official BISUTEX programme as the exhibition approaches.

Based on the established format of the fair, visitors can expect the programme to support several core objectives:

• Discovering new jewellery and accessory collections
• Identifying emerging brands and designers
• Reviewing commercial product opportunities
• Understanding current fashion and accessory trends
• Meeting manufacturers and distributors
• Building new professional contacts
• Supporting purchasing and distribution decisions
• Accessing professional presentations and industry content where scheduled

BISUTEX has also used dedicated initiatives such as Bisutex Talents and the MINIS area to promote emerging designers and smaller brands. These programmes provide a platform for creative companies that may not have the same visibility as established manufacturers.

Key speakers & keynote speakers

A definitive list of keynote speakers for BISUTEX 2027 has not yet been announced in the official programme. Visitors should therefore avoid relying on unofficial speaker lists until IFEMA publishes the confirmed programme.

The fair’s content traditionally has a strong commercial and product-development orientation rather than operating purely as a conference. Professional content can address market trends, product design, innovation, digitalisation, sustainability and changing consumer preferences.

BISUTEX also promotes a Speakers Corner as a space for development-focused content. The official visitor information highlights topics connected with digitalisation, innovation and sustainability, alongside the opportunity to learn about market trends.

Emerging talent is another important part of the fair’s content ecosystem. The Bisutex Talents initiative identifies promising designers and brands, while MINIS gives smaller and emerging companies a dedicated environment in which to present their products to professional buyers.

Conference sessions & tracks

BISUTEX is principally an exhibition and business platform, so its conference programme is more closely connected with industry presentations, trend content and professional activities than with a large academic-style conference.

Fashion jewellery and design
Sessions and presentations can focus on design direction, materials, colour, product development and the changing role of jewellery as part of contemporary fashion.

Fashion accessories
Content may examine the commercial importance of sunglasses, bags, scarves, belts, hats and other accessories and how retailers can incorporate these products into their collections.

Innovation and sustainability
BISUTEX has highlighted innovation and sustainability as relevant themes within its professional content. These areas are increasingly important for brands responding to changing consumer expectations and retail requirements.

Emerging brands and entrepreneurship
The Talents and MINIS initiatives provide visibility for independent designers, entrepreneurs and smaller companies, giving buyers opportunities to discover products outside the established mainstream.

The final session structure should be checked against the official programme once the 2027 activities are published.

Session times & schedule

The confirmed visitor timetable is published by IFEMA. Professional access runs from 10:00 to 19:00 during the first three exhibition days and from 10:00 to 16:00 on the final day.

The individual times of presentations, talks, networking activities and other programme elements have not yet been fully published. IFEMA’s event platforms are the appropriate places to check for updates because activity schedules can be expanded or modified.

Visitors planning a business-focused visit should allow sufficient time for both the exhibition floor and meetings. Those with specific suppliers in mind can use the digital tools provided by the fair to prepare their itinerary before arriving.

Ticket types & registration

BISUTEX is a professional trade fair, and access is organised around professional accreditation. The official registration page provides a professional accreditation pass for visitors.

The current 2027 ticket price has not yet been published on the official BISUTEX registration page. As a reference, the available official registration information from the previous registration cycle listed a full box-office professional pass at $38.20, based on the published price and converted using the ECB reference rate. An early-purchase promotional price was also listed at approximately $37.12, while a promotional offer displayed a price of approximately $7.93. These are historical reference prices and should not be treated as confirmed prices for the 2027 edition.

Professional accreditation pass
The pass is designed for professional visitors and provides access to the exhibition during the event. Registration should be completed through the official BISUTEX platform.

Professional visitor access
Retailers, distributors, buyers, designers, agents and other qualified industry professionals are the primary audience.

Madridjoya connection
The official BISUTEX registration information has also offered free access to Madridjoya for holders of the BISUTEX professional pass under the applicable conditions.

Registration deadlines

No definitive 2027 registration deadline has been publicly announced on the official BISUTEX pages reviewed for this listing.

Visitors should register as soon as the 2027 professional accreditation process becomes available, particularly if they are travelling internationally or need to coordinate meetings with exhibitors.

The fair’s registration system may introduce promotional periods or specific accreditation conditions closer to the exhibition. Any early-bird pricing or deadline should therefore be checked directly through the official BISUTEX registration page rather than relying on previous promotional periods.

Exhibitor list & major companies

The complete 2027 exhibitor catalogue has not yet been published. The official BISUTEX exhibitor system provides access to exhibitor information and Liveconnect, where visitors can discover companies and products and arrange professional meetings.

Previous editions demonstrate the international scale of the fair. The February edition brought together around 450 national and international brands, while the subsequent edition attracted more than 450 brands from more than 15 countries.

Recent participating brands and companies associated with BISUTEX have included:

• Agatha Ruiz de la Prada
• Anartxy
• Biba
• Cetti
• Ciclón
• D’D Balears
• Ezpeleta
• Kbas
• Lugupell
• Maletas Gladiator
• Pertegaz
• RAS
• Simo Sastre
• Soruka
• Velatti
• Vestopazzo
• Vogart

These names demonstrate the breadth of the exhibition, covering jewellery, handbags, leather goods, fashion accessories and travel-related products.

The final 2027 exhibitor list should be checked through the official catalogue because participation can change before the exhibition opens.

Exhibition halls & floor plan

The official 2027 BISUTEX schedule identifies Hall 4, Hall 6 and the connection core between Halls 4 and 6 as the exhibition areas.

The layout is designed to create a practical route through the principal product categories and facilitate movement between exhibitors. The final exhibitor map and stand allocation should be consulted once IFEMA releases the updated floor plan.

Hall 4
The hall is part of the principal BISUTEX exhibition footprint and has been used for fashion jewellery, accessories, leather goods and related collections.

Hall 6
The hall forms part of the confirmed exhibition area and supports the broader professional presentation of jewellery and accessories.

Connection core
The connection area between the halls helps visitors move efficiently through the exhibition site.

The official FAQ explains that visitors can consult the exhibitor catalogue and Liveconnect, while the exhibitor map becomes available through the official event system when released.

Networking & business meetings

Networking is one of the central reasons to attend BISUTEX. The event connects designers, manufacturers, distributors, retailers, buyers and other professionals looking for commercial relationships.

IFEMA’s Liveconnect platform allows participants to discover exhibitors and products, schedule meetings, receive recommendations and access professional content. This makes it possible to plan business conversations before reaching the exhibition floor.

Supplier discovery
Retailers and buyers can compare manufacturers and brands while assessing product quality, design direction and commercial suitability.

Buyer-supplier meetings
Pre-arranged appointments can make a professional visit more productive, particularly for companies attending with purchasing or sourcing objectives.

Emerging designer connections
MINIS and Bisutex Talents provide additional opportunities to meet smaller brands and independent designers with distinctive collections.

Industry sectors & highlights

BISUTEX covers several closely connected sectors within fashion jewellery and accessories.

Fashion jewellery
Necklaces, earrings, bracelets, rings and other jewellery products form the central focus of the exhibition.

Fashion accessories
Sunglasses, scarves, belts, hats, fans and related products provide retailers with complementary categories.

Leather accessories
Bags and other leather goods combine craftsmanship, functionality and fashion-oriented design.

Travel items
Suitcases, vanity cases, pouches and travel bags broaden the exhibition’s lifestyle offering.

Emerging design
Bisutex Talents and MINIS create visibility for new designers, independent companies and creative projects.

The fair has also demonstrated an increasing interest in sustainability, artisanal production, distinctive design and product differentiation. Recent editions have featured recycled leather products, handcrafted collections and independent brands alongside established companies.

Event rules & visitor information

BISUTEX is designed for professional visitors, and attendees should complete the appropriate accreditation before arriving. Visitors should keep their accreditation available throughout their time at the venue.

The official BISUTEX information states that animals are not permitted inside the IFEMA MADRID site except for assistance dogs and other legally permitted exceptions or those specifically established by IFEMA MADRID.

Visitors should also follow venue security instructions, respect restricted exhibition areas and avoid entering exhibitor-only operational spaces.

For accessibility requirements, IFEMA advises visitors with reduced mobility to make the relevant request in advance. The venue provides accessible facilities and services, although specific arrangements should be confirmed before travelling.

How to get there

IFEMA MADRID is situated in the Campo de las Naciones area and has strong connections with central Madrid, the airport and the wider metropolitan transport network.

By car
The exhibition centre can be reached through the M-11, M-40 and A-2. IFEMA identifies several exits providing access to the fairground, making driving practical for exhibitors and visitors carrying materials.

By taxi
Taxi ranks are available at the South, North and East entrances of the IFEMA complex.

From the airport
Madrid-Barajas Adolfo Suárez Airport is approximately 12 kilometres from central Madrid and is directly connected to the IFEMA area by Metro Line 8.

Public transport & parking

Metro is one of the easiest ways to reach the venue. Line 8 connects the IFEMA area with Nuevos Ministerios and the airport, with the station providing access to the exhibition complex.

Bus connections include:

• Line 73
• Line 112
• Line 122
• Intercity Line 828

These routes provide connections from different parts of Madrid and surrounding areas.

IFEMA MADRID also provides on-site parking. The current published Recinto Ferial parking rates are $3.30 per hour, a prepaid daily rate of approximately $16.84, and a maximum daily rate of approximately $23.59, converted from the official published rates using the ECB reference exchange rate.

Parking areas can be accessed through the principal entrances, with availability varying according to activity at the exhibition centre.

Accommodation areas

Visitors attending BISUTEX can choose between accommodation close to IFEMA and hotels in central Madrid.

Campo de las Naciones and Feria de Madrid
This is the most convenient area for visitors who want to minimise travel to the exhibition centre. Hotels around the fairground and airport corridor are particularly practical for early starts and multi-day professional visits.

Barajas
The Barajas area provides convenient airport access and is suitable for international visitors who prioritise proximity to Madrid-Barajas Airport.

Salamanca
For visitors who want a more central and upscale base, the Salamanca district offers access to restaurants, shopping and Madrid’s wider business areas.

Madrid city centre
Staying in central Madrid gives visitors greater access to attractions, restaurants and nightlife while still allowing travel to IFEMA by Metro or taxi.

Because BISUTEX is part of a larger professional exhibition circuit, booking accommodation early can be useful when several major fairs are taking place simultaneously.

Previous year’s highlights

The previous February edition brought together approximately 450 national and international brands and represented a significant increase in participating companies compared with the preceding edition. The exhibition focused on fashion jewellery, accessories, leather goods, watches, luggage, hats and other trend-led products.

The MINIS area was another important feature, providing space for more than 60 emerging brands and giving smaller companies an opportunity to connect with professional buyers.

Recent editions have also strengthened BISUTEX’s international character. Participating companies have represented markets across Europe, Asia, the Americas and other regions, while the product mix has continued to combine established brands with independent designers and craft-led businesses.

The fair’s more recent programme has also placed greater attention on emerging talent, sustainability, craftsmanship and distinctive product design. Bisutex Talents has helped identify new creative businesses, while MINIS has served as a practical meeting point between independent brands and professional buyers.

Official registration & tickets

Official registration should be completed through the BISUTEX website operated by IFEMA MADRID. The professional registration system is the appropriate route for buyers, retailers, distributors, designers and other industry professionals wishing to attend.

The current 2027 ticket price has not been published in the available official registration information. For reference only, the most recently published professional registration information lists a standard box-office price equivalent to approximately $38.20, with promotional prices also having been offered. These historical prices should not be interpreted as confirmed 2027 rates.

Visitors should use the official BISUTEX registration page for the latest accreditation conditions, ticket availability and any future promotional offers.

Official event information is available through the BISUTEX official website (https://www.ifema.es/en/bisutex) and the BISUTEX professional registration page (https://www.ifema.es/en/bisutex/tickets).