Performance Days cancelled over coronavirus

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MUNICH – The organiser of the Performance Days trade show has cancelled its April showcase in Munich, due to concerns over the spread of coronavirus.

Despite no stipulations from the German authorities forcing the event to be called off, the team behind the event has made the decision to cancel – rather than postpone – the exhibit, and says it will explore the possibility of hosting a virtual platform to display fabric innovations for summer 2022.

Performance Days has risen to prominence over the past few years with its message transitioning from a focus solely on material developments to one which captures the industry’s move to sustainable alternatives. It’s April event was set to spotlight textiles and treatments inspired by nature. 

MUNICH – The organiser of the Performance Days trade show has cancelled its April showcase in Munich, due to concerns over the spread of coronavirus.

Despite no stipulations from the German authorities forcing the event to be called off, the team behind the event has made the decision to cancel – rather than postpone – the exhibit, and says it will explore the possibility of hosting a virtual platform to display fabric innovations for summer 2022.

Performance Days has risen to prominence over the past few years with its message transitioning from a focus solely on material developments to one which captures the industry’s move to sustainable alternatives. It’s April event was set to spotlight textiles and treatments inspired by nature. 

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