Dec 14, 2021

Faire’s Winter Market and Fashion Week return in 2022

Faire announced the return of two virtual events in the winter of 2022. Faire Winter Market will be held Jan. 31-Feb. 4, and Faire Fashion Week will be held March 7-11.

“We look forward to connecting and supporting even more entrepreneurs across the globe at these winter events. Save the dates and stay tuned for more upcoming details on exciting programming lineups and information on participating,” Faire stated in its announcement.

Faire Winter Market | Jan. 31-Feb. 4

This year Faire’s Winter Market will offer retailers a few perks, including.

Exclusive Insider-only Day

Faire Insiders will have exclusive access to the first day of the market, that will allow buyers to have a full five days to shop.

Four Days of Shopping

“All participating retailers, regardless of Insider status, will have four full days to shop ready-to-ship products and build new relationships with Faire’s community of 40,000 brands around the world,” Faire stated in its announcement.

Specials

Faire announced it will match discounts on thousands of products, “giving retailers access to exclusive pricing from some of the world’s top emerging and established brands.”

Free Shipping, Free Import Duties

Retailers can benefit from the free shipping and free import duties, funded by Faire.

Faire Fashion Week | March 7-11

Fashion Week will return this March and provides retailers an opportunity to source the latest designs from both established and emerging apparel brands.

Specials

Faire-funded specials will provide exclusive pricing, up to 30% off. A variety of brands will highlight new styles in a variety of categories: women’s, men’s, kids, baby and footwear.

Net Terms & Free Returns

“Retailers who place preorders from new brands will have 60 days from the ship date to return their order, allowing them time to try out new products and brands, risk-free. In addition, retailers can pay 60 days after their preorder ships, allowing them to test new items in their shops before having to pay for them,” Faire’s statement detailed.