Chicago Collective

Chicago Collective is held twice annually at the Merchandise Mart

Chicago Collective is a semiannual menswear trade show held in downtown Chicago at the Merchandise Mart.[1] Monique Kielar and Danielle Owen produce Chicago Collective’s men’s show.[2] Each trade show gathers buyers from about 1,400 men's specialty stores and department stores, and exhibitors representing more than 800 brands in men’s clothing, watches, accessories and footwear. Made in Italy brands show up and show out,[3][4] including niche brands like Tagliatore, Barba Napoli, Sciamāt and Henderson Baracco.[5] The vendors are committed to attend the show all three days.[6] The trade show was held February 1-4, 2025, and August 2-5, 2025.[7][8][9] Chicago Collective will be held January 31-February 3, 2026 and August 1-4, 2026.

See also

References

  1. ^ JONES, JOHN RUSSEL (August 4, 2025). "CHICAGO COLLECTIVE: MEN'S OPENING PARTY". MR magazine.
  2. ^ "How Chicago Collective Is Shaping The Future of Menswear". WWD.
  3. ^ "See the Nine New Made in Italy Brands Showcased at the 2025 Chicago Collective". WWD.
  4. ^ "The ITA Showcases Made in Italy Fashion and Accessories Brands at 2025 Chicago Collective". WWD.
  5. ^ These Italian Niche Brands Are Updating Made in Italy Credentials for the Chicago Collective Audience WWD, MARTINO CARRERA, AUGUST 1, 2025
  6. ^ FAQ chicagocollectivemens.com
  7. ^ Chicago Collective
  8. ^ "Chicago Collective - Men's Edition 2025". 10times.
  9. ^ "Chicago Collective - Men's". The Mart.
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