From 3 to 5 November 2026, we will be in Paris for Expoprotection, the international exhibition dedicated to risk prevention and management, taking place at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles.
The event brings together professionals, companies and experts from different areas of occupational safety and protection, offering us an important opportunity to meet industry representatives and engage with the international market.
Following our participation in the 2024 edition, we are returning to Paris with more than a century of experience in technical clothing and professional protection, alongside ongoing research focused on materials, performance, ergonomics and new technologies.
Protection, Innovation and Durability
Protection, innovation and durability are the three key concepts we have chosen to represent our participation in Expoprotection 2026.
Designing garments for professionals working in challenging environments begins with understanding their actual working conditions and translating these needs into solutions that combine safety, functionality and comfort.
This process involves material selection, design and prototyping, the study of ergonomics and performance, through to manufacturing and quality control. It is particularly important in the development of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), which must meet specific requirements and protect people working every day in potentially hazardous conditions.
Over the years, this research has led us to develop different innovative solutions for workplace protection.
One example is the Smart High-Visibility Vest, equipped with miniaturised AI Sensing technology and designed to collect and transmit data relating to the wearer’s position and movements, as well as certain parameters of the surrounding environment.
Another example is the ballistic protection vest designed to be worn directly against the skin, developed to combine a high level of protection with freedom of movement and comfort. Its seamless construction allows it to be worn under uniforms and other clothing while reducing bulk, while the use of graphene in the inner lining helps manage body heat and perspiration.
Two different projects with the same objective: developing solutions that provide effective protection without compromising the comfort, freedom of movement and practicality required in real working conditions.
Innovation Also Means Collaboration
Research in the field of protection does not happen in isolation. Increasingly specialised materials, technologies and expertise make collaboration with partners and companies working in different areas of technical clothing essential.
Over time, we have established collaborations with specialised companies and manufacturers, working with materials and solutions such as GORE-TEX®, Sensitive® Fabrics and graphene treatments, alongside other technical partnerships that contribute to the development of our products.
Bringing together different areas of expertise allows us to approach design from multiple perspectives and develop garments that meet the protection, comfort and performance requirements of different professional environments.
Durability, Safety and Certified Standards
Our commitment to durability also involves designing and manufacturing according to verifiable criteria and recognised standards.
Our certification system covers several areas, from quality and environmental management to occupational health and safety and social responsibility, as well as carbon footprint measurement and responsible purchasing. These are complemented by certifications and standards relating to textile materials and manufacturing processes.
Among these, ISO 45001 is particularly relevant in the context of Expoprotection: occupational health and safety concerns not only the products we develop for professionals working in challenging environments, but also the way we manage our own processes and workplaces.
Engaging with Professionals in the Field
Above all, Expoprotection will be an opportunity to meet industry professionals, share experiences and discuss the evolving needs shaping the world of professional protection.
This dialogue is essential for continuing to develop our expertise, starting from the real conditions in which our garments are used and the changing needs of the people who wear them.
We look forward to welcoming you at Expoprotection 2026:
Paris Expo Porte de Versailles – Hall 1, Stand M073
3–5 November 2026
