Booth staff apparel
Tees, polos and light layers sized for affiliate managers, presenters and account managers across the three days, in brand colours that read at distance on the Fiera Roma floor.
Scheduled · 2–5 November 2026 · Fiera Roma, Rome
For Mexican iGaming teams walking the Fiera Roma floor from 2–5 November — booth apparel, high-volume giveaways, qualified-lead gifts and VIP kits for speakers and the thirty-plus top operator accounts your team wants to close before Q1, priced in MXN, invoiced with CFDI 4.0 and delivered to Fiera Roma on your meeting calendar.
SiGMA World is the European iGaming B2B appointment of the calendar and the Rome edition inherits the international floor that Malta consolidated for a decade. The regional audience includes operators holding Spanish DGOJ licences, platforms under Mexican SEGOB authorisation, payment aggregators, live casino studios and responsible gambling vendors. For a Mexican operator such as Caliente, Codere or Logrand, or for a new studio coming out of a Caribbean regulatory programme, the Fiera Roma stand is where you present the regional brand to a European regulator, open conversations with PSP aggregators and show the market that your Mexican operation has serious regulatory framing.
Brand teams usually split the booth programme into four pools with separate responsibilities: apparel sized for affiliate managers, presenters and account managers who rotate across the three exhibition days and the workshop agenda; high-volume giveaways to keep the Fiera floor moving during the hours when qualified conversations thin out; qualified-lead gifts reserved for conversations with European operators, aggregators and trade press that produce a real next step; and a named VIP kit for the thirty-plus top partner accounts your team wants to meet privately. Treating each pool as a separate queue — with art, packaging and shipping by recipient tier — is what separates a booth that runs clean from one chasing boxes in the loading bay.
The Mexican fiscal operation applies both to the merch invoice and to the logistics. CFDI 4.0 with complemento de pagos is issued from the Mexican leg, whether the shipment leaves from AICM, Querétaro airport or a European gateway. The invoice to the end client can be issued in MXN, EUR or USD at the exchange rate of the payment day, which protects your treasury when the FX rate moves between purchase order and shipment close. When the European end client asks for a local EUR invoice, we run the leg through a Madrid partner that respects the Italian 22% VAT line and keeps the Mexican side clean for your accounting close.
Mexican regulatory compliance and Italian regulatory cleanliness both govern every visible claim on the merch. The artwork that reaches the Fiera Roma floor must avoid guaranteed-return language, absolute probability wording or any phrasing that could compromise an operator licence under Mexican SEGOB or Italian ADM. We work your art against the regulatory guidelines of both the operator country of origin and the target market, not just against the organiser's guide. That pre-emptive review is what keeps your compliance team comfortable when the booth is rigged on 1 November.
For Mexican teams that also run European operations under a local licence, we can run the European leg through a Madrid partner while keeping the master CFDI 4.0 in Mexico. That dual production is what has allowed Mexican operators to use the Madrid workshop for fast reprints during the show while reserving the heavy manufacturing for the Mexican hub with scale economics and clean fiscal traceability. The VAT line stays clean and your vendor list stays single-source. If your team is new and arrives without Italian logistics in place, reading the Fiera Roma exhibitor manual and getting written confirmation of dock windows are the two tasks that close the customs risk before production starts.
Tees, polos and light layers sized for affiliate managers, presenters and account managers across the three days, in brand colours that read at distance on the Fiera Roma floor.
Lanyards, tote bags, pens and bottles sized for fast hand-out on the Fiera floor across the three show days and the workshop agenda.
Power banks, charging cables and desk accessories reserved for conversations with European operators, aggregators and qualified press, packaged in the languages your meetings actually run in.
Premium notebooks, drinkware and compact gift boxes assembled by recipient tier and delivered by name to top accounts and SiGMA World speakers.
Before production starts, confirm art, Pantone references, quantities, packaging and the named recipient on site, whether at the venue or at your hotel in Rome. Delivery rules, dock windows and stand number must be checked against the current exhibitor manual; Fiera Roma should not be treated as an open courier address. For Mexican teams routing kit through an EU hub, add a transit buffer for European customs paperwork and a hotel concierge buffer in the EUR district usually makes sense alongside the direct dock drop for the floor-stock overflow.
Six to eight weeks is the safe window when production runs in Mexico and the cross-border freight leg goes to Rome. Shorter programmes are possible only after written confirmation of stock, decoration methods and venue access.
Only when the organiser or Fiera Roma has confirmed the dock slot, dock access and named consignee. Many Mexican teams split the shipment between the venue dock and a named concierge at their EUR-district hotel.
Yes. We run the Italian leg through a Madrid partner that respects the local 22% VAT line and keeps the master CFDI 4.0 in Mexico. Your vendor list stays single-source.
No. Corp-Merch is an independent external supplier that helps participating companies prepare their own merch. We do not organise, sponsor or represent SiGMA Group or Fiera Roma.
Corp-Merch is an independent external supplier for participating companies. This page helps Mexican teams prepare their own merch for the event; it does not represent the organiser, the venue or any sponsor.