More than 450 brands to showcase the accessories set to define autumn/winter 2026/2027 at Bisutex
From 24 to 27 September, Bisutex will feature the latest collections of fashion jewellery, costume jewellery, leather goods, bags, and accessories from national and international brands.
Bisutex, Feria Internacional de la Bisutería y los Complementos (International Jewellery and Accessories Fair), will be held from 24 to 27 September in Hall 4 at IFEMA MADRID, bringing together more than 450 brands from over 15 countries. The fair will once again be a leading showcase for discovering collections, new products and trends set to define autumn/winter 2026/2027, with a strong representation of costume jewellery, fashion jewellery, leather goods, bags, travel goods and accessories.
Accessories will take centre stage next season, with designs that bring together maximalism, oversized pieces, the revival of classic elements such as brooches, the growing popularity of artisanal finishes, sustainability, and a more intense, expressive colour palette. All these trends will be evident in the offering from participating companies, which will present the collections they will bring to retailers this season at Bisutex.
Brands leading the sector’s trends
From established names to emerging ventures, the next edition of Bisutex will reflect the various trends currently coexisting in the market. Among the participating companies is DeChavarri, a Spanish premium artisanal leather goods brand specialising in bags and accessories with a timeless design. The brand was also recently named the winner of Bisutex Talents 2026. Soruka will also be exhibiting. The brand is renowned for its bags made from recycled leather, a proposition that combines creativity, sustainability and individuality in every piece.
Fashion jewellery and costume jewellery will be strongly represented by brands such as Anartxy, a Spanish company with considerable growth potential thanks to its Mediterranean-inspired collections; Velatti, which specialises in contemporary pieces with a distinctive character; Le Petit Bijou, with its sophisticated and feminine offering; and Suenia Zurich, whose creative universe blends jewellery and accessories with a contemporary aesthetic.
The offering will also include fashion accessories and complementary products from brands such as KknekkI-Bon Dep, Ssolo Complementos, Barba-Rossa, and Be Sunset. These companies interpret the market’s latest trends through versatile, colourful collections with a strong visual identity.
In the leather goods sector, notable exhibitors include Biba, which specialises in bags, purses and travel goods; De la Mur Line, with an extensive collection of bags, backpacks, and accessories characterised by distinctive prints and graphic design; and the group comprising Lugupell, Pielnoble, R. Madrid and Munich, whose offering focuses on material quality, functionality, and design.
Bisutex will also feature brands such as D'D Balears and Polina Firenze, which will bring proposals inspired by the Mediterranean and Italian worlds, as well as collective initiatives such as Málaga de Moda. The latter will bring together ten artisanal companies from the province of Málaga to highlight local production, design, and the creative talent applied to accessories.
Alongside these exhibitors, Bisutex Minis’ emerging projects will once again bring an innovative perspective to the sector, with proposals that anticipate new trends and creative concepts. In addition to the exhibition offering in Hall 4, the event will include the traditional direct-to-trade sales programme in Halls 1 and 2 at IFEMA MADRID.
With less than a month to go before the event, Bisutex will take place from 24 to 27 September alongside Madridjoya, creating a major trade gathering that will bring together some of the leading offerings from the fashion jewellery, accessories, jewellery, and watchmaking sectors.