The Peruvian Fashion Industry at Fashion World Tokyo

Fashion is a universal language that transcends borders and cultures. In the heart of Japan, the Fashion World Tokyo (FaW) becomes a stage where fashion designers and entrepreneurs come together to celebrate creativity and innovation.

In its previous edition, this fair featured 569 exhibitors from 28 countries, and a total of 19,147 visitors from 35 nations, demonstrating its global significance.

This year, among the standout participants is a group of Peruvian companies that, through their alpaca products, not only bring elegance and quality but also strengthen the ties between Peru and Japan.

FaW is considered a gateway to the Japanese market and serves as a perfect showcase for the "Alpaca del Perú" brand and the alpaca production chain. This year, the Peruvian participation will take place in the "International Fashion Brand Expo" section.

The Peruvian companies represented at this event come from various regions, including Lima and Junín.

One of the prominent companies is Allpa, which has been dedicated to improving the lives of artisans in Peruvian communities for over 37 years. Their focus on innovation, design, and technology is all geared towards sustainability.

Alpaca Design, located in the Junín region, is a family company that specializes in the production and export of fine textiles made from alpaca fiber, ranging from woven garments to alpaca accessories and toys.

Díaz Aliaga stands out for its commitment to responsible production and Peruvian heritage. Their beautifully crafted products reflect authenticity and consistency in production, while respecting Peruvian traditions.

Koloro - Alpaca & Cotton is dedicated to creating exclusive and inspiring garments with fine fibers such as alpaca and organic cotton. Their unique designs and product quality make them an attractive option for those seeking fashion with a special touch.

Natur Alpakka is a company with Scandinavian influence, specializing in creating quality products from alpaca fiber designed for extreme climates. Their products are tested and designed in Norway, combining Peruvian expertise with Nordic aesthetics.

Alexia Collection excels in the production and export of knitted and woven garments, blending artisanal tradition with technical innovation. They use fibers like alpaca, baby alpaca, and pima cotton to create products that exceed customer expectations.

Qapary focuses on manufacturing pima cotton and alpaca garments, specializing in high-quality clothing for both men and women. Their ability to offer distinct fabrics places them in a unique position in the market.

Allpaka Collection represents luxury, offering an exquisite range of products for the home, decoration, and fashion. Their collections pay tribute to the rich Peruvian heritage and meticulous craftsmanship.

Additionally, the Alpaca del Perú stand will showcase the entire alpaca production process, from fiber to yarn, allowing buyers to experience the softness and quality of the fiber.

The surprise of this edition is a handmade alpaca kimono created by Andean artisans, a creation by designer Jorge Luis Salinas, who drew inspiration from Japan and the friendship between Peru and Japan.

Remember that you can find out more about the Alpaca del Perú brand and Perú Textiles at the Perú Moda Deco event, where the outstanding work of the Peruvian fashion industry will be showcased on October 19 and 20 at the Lima Convention Center.