25 AUTUMN FAIR FASHION One of the most notable arrivals is Swedish lifestyle brand Tretorn, a heritage name that continues to resonate with modern consumers through its contemporary footwear and outerwear collections. The brand will enjoy a particularly visible presence at the event, supplying footwear for staff across both Autumn Fair and co-located sister show Glee. Fashion buyers can also discover contemporary womenswear label Gini London, which brings a more modern aesthetic to the show floor, while House of Jamoti introduces its beautifully detailed embroidered dresses following a successful debut at Spring Fair earlier this year New exhibitors Eighth Hour and Ozzi Cozi add further diversity to the womenswear offer, while footwear brand Modella and jewellery newcomer Love Rocks provide buyers with fresh opportunities to introduce newness into their assortments. Together, these brands reflect the appetite among retailers for distinctive products that offer something different from the mainstream. SUSTAINABILITY AND CRAFTSMANSHIP IN FOCUS As consumers increasingly seek authenticity, quality and transparency, sustainability and craftsmanship continue to influence buying decisions across fashion and accessories retail. Brands including Nomads, Soruka, Lotusfeet and Pachamama place responsible sourcing and artisan production at the heart of their collections, offering retailers products with strong stories and clear consumer appeal. One of the most inspiring stories within Fashion comes from womenswear brand Nila Rubia. Following the passing of founder and designer Nila Rubia, whose work and campaigning raised awareness of brain tumour research while building a loyal following for the brand, her husband Saf has chosen to continue her legacy and bring the collection to Autumn Fair for the first time. The brand’s appearance reflects both the resilience of independent fashion businesses and the enduring value of products with genuine heritage and purpose. Jewellery buyers will also find an impressive selection of artisan and design-led collections from brands including Isle & Stars, Anabella Moore, Ronin Jewellery, Pineapple Island and Zsiska, alongside sustainable jewellery specialist Lotusfeet. MORE THAN A BUYING DESTINATION Beyond product sourcing, Autumn Fair continues to evolve as a hub for retail insight, networking and business development. New for 2026 is the Counter Talks Stage, offering practical content focused on social media, visual merchandising, AI, retail technology and consumer engagement. Buyers will also be able to attend Pitch Live, where emerging brands showcase their products directly to retail experts and potential stockists Meanwhile, The Clubhouse provides a dedicated space for buyers to meet, network and recharge away from the busy show floor. With more than 1,250 exhibitors and over 500,000 products on display across the wider event, Autumn Fair remains one of the UK’s most important retail buying opportunities. For fashion, jewellery and accessories buyers in particular, the Fashion Destination promises a carefully curated mix of trusted brands, returning favourites and exciting new discoveries, all under one roof.
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