Italian 1001: Made-in-Italy: Identities, Cultures, & Globalization in Italian Fashion & Design

The leading eco-ethical brand in the Italian high fashion market.

Cecilia Rinaldi is a brand dedicated to ethical and conscious fashion. We create clothing and accessories based on environmental and social sustainability using fabrics and organic materials produced in Italy.

Each collection is created with the idea of Slow Fashion, emphasizing sustainability, beauty, longevity and respect for humanity. Italian style is combined with a deconstructed form influenced by different Asian cultures resulting in a refined and minimal urban chic style.

Eticlò (from “ethical” “closet”) is an italian sustainable fashion brand founded in 2017.
Its mission is to develop sophisticated and long-lasting collections with sustainable fabrics.

Fabrics, production and design are the main focuses of the brand.
Eticlò only uses natural and organic fibers and GOTS approved dyes; it only partners with healthy and reputable factories, mainly based in Italy.

FERRAGAMO CAPSULE COLLECTION
Faithful to their motto, Responsible Passion, Salvatore Ferragamo is the first fashion house to employ Orange Fiber fabrics. This much-anticipated collaboration is born of a shared passion for creative innovation, sustainable design and our beloved heritage of Italian excellence.

The high quality of the Orange Fiber fabric, the precious prints by the Italian designer Mario Trimarchi and the stylistic mark of the Salvatore Ferragamo Maison for an exclusive collection that sounds like a hymn to Mediterranean creativity.

40 Colori is a family-owned Made in Italy mens accessories brand. 40 Colori’s bold accessories are designed in Shoreditch, London and handcrafted, for the most part, in their sustainable workshop in Como, Italy, which has been a part of their family for three generations. What is not manufactured in their workshop is sourced locally, from responsible artisans all located within 100 miles of their headquarters in Como. From Impakter (https://impakter.com/about-impakter/)

Francesco Gentile and Chiara Catone, Law and Classics graduates, presenting their garments on the runway in Rome. Their first collection, easily distinguishable by intricate embroideries, hand-painted garments and meticulously selected luxury materials, Combining classic trends with futuristic visions and innovation, the couple is seeking to break into the world of sustainable haute couture, dedicating themselves not just to the discovery of beauty, but also to the impact they have on the planet. From Impakter (https://impakter.com/about-impakter/)

Orange Fiber patented and manufactures the first sustainable fabric from citrus juice by-products. Exclusive, silky and ethereal, it is designed to meet the demand of innovation and sustainability of fashion brands, interpreting its creativity and visionary spirit.

Company that uses 100% pre-dyed remnants: Ecotec

Founded in 2008 with a powerful vision to infuse new life into the fashion system, NJAL has served as a critical platform for over 35,000 designers to date, working to empower emerging voices and facilitate industry exposure at no cost while simultaneously providing an indispensable tool for the industry.