Exhibiting Companies

Click Here for a partial listing of the confirmed exhibitors and lines as of September 1, 2010 participating in the Winter 2011 San Francisco International Gift Fair.

Click Here to view the exhibitor listing from the July 2010 edition.

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In January, the San Francisco International Gift Fair will bring together more than 600 companies representing 3,000 plus top-name lines and innovative newcomers.  For optimum buying convenience, all exhibitors will be categorized in the following divisions on the show floor:

	Design- Design-led merchandise, including contemporary and innovative product lines that cut across all categories, including giftware, home decor, tabletop and more.  Juried section.
	General Gift- The largest division of the show including general giftware and collectibles, toys, social expressions, kid stuff, pet items, trend merchandise, party goods, premiums, seasonal merchandise, gourmet, souvenir, resort merchandise, personal accessories and imported goods.
	Handcrafted - Artisans showcasing individual and production craft in all media and across such categories as tabletop, ceramics, textiles, home decor, jewelry , apparel and more.  Juried section.
	Home & Garden- Designs for indoor and out, including furniture, floor covering, wall art, decorative accessories, tabletop, textiles, lighting, garden accents, statuary, fountains, planters, and wine region accents and accessories.
	Museum - Quality resources across multiple categories: books, calendars, folk art, historical products, posters, jewelry, art pieces, Judaica, educational merchandise and more.  Juried section.
	Treasures To Go (Cash & Carry)- Fine and fashion jewelry, fashion accessories and other treasures- all available for immediate delivery to the trade.
	Vintage Collection- Vintage, antique and one-of-a-kind items appropriate for display as well as resale- all available for immediate release to the trade and restocked daily. (Three day show).