Leather apparel and accessories
Belts, cardholders, lanyards and cases with León-tanned leather. Each piece passes through tanning and stitching quality control; leathers are sourced from tanneries with responsible practices and origin traceability.
León is the capital of Mexican leather and footwear: SAPICA, the footwear-supply fair, fashion appointments and Bajío tannery-cluster encounters all happen here. We produce the merchandising with the regional raw materials —León-tanned leather, Silao hardware, Irapuato denim— and deliver to Salón J-10 with the cadence the fashion season demands.
Poliforum León —on Boulevard Adolfo López Mateos 1820, Los Gavilanes, León, Guanajuato— is the home of SAPICA, the most important footwear fair in Latin America, plus textile-supply fairs, Bajío automotive-cluster appointments and fashion-sector conventions. León concentrates more than four thousand leather-and-footwear companies, several tanneries with protected designation of origin and hardware, sole and trim suppliers that serve national and international brands.
Salón J-10 inside the complex accommodates large-format booths with capacity up to nine hundred guests, ideal for fashion and procurement fairs. Here the visitor is a brand designer, retail buyer, product manager or international-brand representative looking for Mexican manufacturing. The merchandising must respect the creative visitor profile: quality pieces, fashion-consistent aesthetics and the option to incorporate regional raw materials without falling into generic souvenir territory.
Corp-Merch operates in León with a partner workshop in the Apolo Industrial Park and a supplier network across Silao, Irapuato, Salamanca and San Francisco del Rincón. We work directly with local tanneries to incorporate leather tanned in León with origin labelling, and with hardware workshops in Silao for branded metal pieces. For IMMEX clients we manage the flow under the Returnable Container mechanism VAT-free. We issue CFDI 4.0 with the correct tariff classification and, when goods cross the border, we honour USMCA.
Belts, cardholders, lanyards and cases with León-tanned leather. Each piece passes through tanning and stitching quality control; leathers are sourced from tanneries with responsible practices and origin traceability.
Leather bags with Silao hardware, denim-bound notebooks from Irapuato, laser-engraved thermal bottles, portable sewing kits with branding. Each piece is labelled with the origin to reinforce the exhibitor's brand traceability.
Folders with bonded-leather covers, letterhead notepads per language, metallic roller pens, encrypted USB drives with the season catalogue. Built for designers and buyers who need actionable material.
Notepads, pens and envelopes for one-to-one sessions with leather, hardware and trim suppliers. When the visitor is an international buyer the materials are labelled Spanish–English to ease post-fair contact.
The brief for a Poliforum event usually arrives with a strong design component. The visitor is creative, sensitive to detail and discards quickly anything that feels generic. That is why our process starts with a curation where we cross the exhibitor's brand identity with the available regional raw materials: leather tanned in León, denim from Irapuato, Silao hardware, Dolores Hidalgo ceramics.
For IMMEX clients we manage three routes. The first is local production at our Apolo Industrial Park workshop with direct delivery to the venue loading bay, no pedimento. The second is production in the rest of Mexico crossing through AICM customs when the goods travel overland. The third is production in Asia with entry through Manzanillo or Veracruz and last-mile by road to the Bajío.
For clients with international operations —common at SAPICA and fashion fairs— we invoice in USD when the contract requires it and issue CFDI 4.0 in MXN with the agreed FX equivalence. When the goods cross the border definitively we issue a service-export invoice with code 02 of the catalogue. If the goods return to the country of origin at the end we process the corresponding rectification.
No. Corp-Merch is an independent corporate-merchandising supplier. We have no sponsorship, exclusivity or formal alliance with the venue; our work is with the exhibitor that rents the booth.
Yes. We have direct relationships with tanneries in the Apolo Industrial Park and in central León. Each leather is sourced with responsible practices and origin traceability, and is labelled with the supplying tannery to reinforce the exhibitor's brand traceability.
Yes. We work with denim workshops in Irapuato for notebook and accessory covers, and with hardware workshops in Silao for branded metal pieces. Regional raw materials are incorporated with origin labelling.
Yes. We quote and sign the contract in USD when the client requires it, common for operations with international brands. We issue CFDI 4.0 in MXN with the agreed FX equivalence, or a service-export invoice with code 02 when the delivery crosses the border.
Corp-Merch is an independent corporate-merchandising supplier. We are not a sponsor, partner or official supplier of Poliforum León, nor of the organisers of the events held there. Every mention of the venue is descriptive of the location where your units will be delivered.