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14,000
Attendees
SAPICA is the most important footwear and leather goods trade fair in Latin America. Organized twice a year by CICEG in León, Mexico, it aggregates over 90% of the national shoe manufacturing sector, serving exclusively wholesale distributors, retailers, and commercial brands.
Attendees: Wholesale shoe buyers, retail store owners, fashion designers, international distributors, and commercial manufacturers specializing in leather goods and footwear sourcing.
Exhibitor mix: Organized primarily by target product demographics and types including Women (Mujer), Men (Hombre), Children (Infantil), Cowboy Boots (Vaquero), and Leather Goods/Marroquinería.
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Venue
Poliforum LeónMultipurpose · 42,000 m² · 4 halls · ~24,000 people
A major convention and exhibition center in León, Guanajuato, Mexico, featuring over 22,000 sqm of indoor exhibition space, plus congress and meeting areas, located within a larger business and cultural district.
📍 Blvd. Adolfo López Mateos esq. Blvd. Francisco Villa s/n, Col. Oriental, 37510 León, Gto., MX
Organizer
CICEG (Cámara de la Industria del Calzado del Estado de Guanajuato)Nonprofit · León, Mexico · Founded 1936
Representing, promoting, and defending the interests of the footwear industry in Guanajuato, Mexico.
Exhibitor list
17 companies are exhibiting at SAPICA. A sample of 12 is shown below — unlock the full list to see all 17.
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Why people attend
Wholesale buyers attend to source up to 54% of their seasonal inventory budget, discover upcoming footwear fashion trends, secure direct manufacturing partnerships, and connect with global brands.
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