Delsey exhibited the new suitcases, in partnership with United Colors of Benetton, made with a colour block design – a nineties fashion revival. The co-branding will involve a wide range of formats, from wheeled suitcases to suitcases for checking in, backpacks and bags for transporting pets.

For days at the beach and picnics, Sipec’s organic cotton backpacks, highly colourful beach towels and shopping bags are ideal, made by mixing different shades of waste cotton that’s transformed into new fibre.

Promit too offers beach towels, as well as RPET cooler bags with waterproof interiors and water-repellent soft-touch backpacks made of nylon and eco-leather.

Benjamins offers many focuses for leisure. The Milan-based company prepared a stand with a beach kit, with mat, hat, sun visor, clutch bag and fan, all made of raffia.

Perfect for summer evenings outdoors, the multifunctional LED lamp from the Le Zen line proposed by Premium Square allows you to create suggestive light settings in different colours. It lasts 8 hours thanks to the rechargeable battery and has a practical vegan leather strap that lets you hang it, for an even more striking effect.

The Paul Stricker  Clerk portable powerbank made of 100% recycled aluminium with lithium battery includes a solar panel and a torch and can be useful in open-air situations. So too can the Alasca backpack, which features a waterproof coating and is made with very strong materials that make it the right accessory even on demanding hikes.

You can take Giving Europe’s bottles anywhere and you can customise them with 360° laser engravings for a more refined result or an effect enhanced with lively all-round prints. There’s also the option of adding relief effects and bright details to make them even more appealing.

Many of the proposals from Anda Presentare dedicated to leisure and travel as well. It attended PTE with the Be Creative line, with vivid colours and creativity that caught visitors’ attention. This year, the company presents a new catalogue with 400 products, 80% of which are environmentally sustainable and obtained from processes within the circular economy.

Toppoint is focusing on the bamboo and cork line, as well as on water bottles with steel cap and RPET body in translucent and fluorescent colours also in the Titran version, which is a next-generation copolyester that looks like glass. The Inside Out range, proposed for the world of loyalty and incentives, offers a wide selection entirely made in Europe, including textiles (with blankets from the Swedish Sagaform), kitchenware, air fresheners and cast iron pots, always paying attention to packaging that’s designed to please the people who receive the items.

A wide range of Siliconproducts are made using recyclable materials, particularly bamboo for tech devices like Bluetooth speakers, connectors and USB chargers.