Bloomberg says: “Alternative materials don’t save animals”

Bloomberg says: “Alternative materials don’t save animals”

It’s worth reading the analysis by Bloomberg on the so-called vegetable-based materials for the fashion industry. The news source focuses its analysis on orange, marc, apple (and other vegetables) based materials, as well as those based on mushrooms. Because, according to it, these are the ones that give the best results. But Bloomberg’s considerations interest...

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Tanning operations: Bonaudo acquires Conceria Conti

Tanning operations: Bonaudo acquires Conceria Conti

An operation under the sign of the desire to “offer an even more complete service to luxury customers”. But also to enhance the past and guarantee the future of a historic Lombard tannery. Bonaudo acquires Conceria Conti di Urgnano and opens up further market horizons. Bonaudo acquires Conceria Conti The transaction was concluded yesterday, 19 […]

Lights out in Manhattan: Lineapelle New York opens horizons

Lineapelle New York opens horizons

The lights that were turned on on Wednesday, July 13, 2022, over Manhattan to illuminate the return to the Metropolitan Pavilion of Lineapelle New York, have gone out. The fair closed on Thursday, giving general reassurance to its 119 exhibitors. And demonstrating that it has positively radicalised its dimension as an event that realistically opens […]

“Good for exports, but...”: three opinions on the even exchange between euro and USD

“Good for exports, but…”: three opinions on the even exchange between euro and USD

Even exchange between euro and USD: it helps exporting companies and reshoring to Europe. Yes. But the effective impact will depend on how long the exchange rate between the two currencies will maintain itself along this level. While these conditions may be favorable for the made-in-Italy, it’s not enough to compensate for inflation, war, pandemic,...

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"When I met Della Valle to talk about Schiaparelli"

“When I met Della Valle to talk about Schiaparelli”

The partnership between Diego Della Valle and Daniel Roseberry, first of all: the patron and the designer. Then the VIPs, leather and, now, the exhibition in Paris. The rebirth of Schiaparelli is served. In 2007, the entrepreneur from the Marche region, at the head of the Tod’s group, bought the Maison. In 2019, came the...

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Kalflo needs the made-in-Italy chain for its idea for shoes

Kalflo needs the made-in-Italy chain for its idea for shoes

Brand Kalflo was created in France during the pandemic. It entrusts production to the made-in-Italy chain and grows all over the world. The founder Thomas Brunschwig brought his idea of a contemporary and hybrid show, mixing formal style with streetwear. Its story is tied to the passion for footwear, Italy, Tuscany, and the tanneries located...

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USA, Brazil, Spain: leather is on a rollercoaster

USA, Brazil, Spain: leather is on a rollercoaster

Leather is on a rollercoaster. Data on exports by Spain, United States and Brazil shows discordant signs. The numbers confirm that there is a high incidence of the global dynamics on commerce, for example: the bump of positive Covid cases in some countries and the fight against the same virus with harsh lockdowns, such as […]

Indian leather sets export target for 2023: $6 billion

Indian leather sets export target for 2023: $6 billion

The Indian leather industry’s export target stands at over USD 6 billion in 2023. This is predicted by CLE (Council for Leather Exports). The sector’s foreign sales in the fiscal year are thus estimated to grow by more than USD 1 billion compared to 2022. The optimism stems from the important demand coming especially from […]

Lights on in Manhattan for Lineapelle New York An exciting start, it promises to give meaning and constructiveness to the expectations of the 119 exhibiting companies. A fair that has returned to the Big Apple at the exact moment when the euro and dollar reach currency parity. The edition of Lineapelle New York dedicated to the Fall-Winter 2023-2024 season began yesterday (and ends today) in Manhattan, in the usual Metropolitan Pavilion exhibition space. Lights on for Lineapelle New York 60 Italian and 59 foreign companies are exhibiting at Lineapelle New York. Divided as follows: 91 tanneries, 8 manufacturers of accessories and components, 13 of fabrics and synthetics, and 7 of chemicals and other types. They present the first creative steps of the collections for Autumn-Winter 2023-2024 in the light of the mood Possible Worlds developed by the Lineapelle Fashion Committee. Novelties and returns Among the novelties of this edition is the exclusive One To One Meetings with customers and stakeholders entitled Responsible Italian Leather Lounge. A project that goes hand in hand with the presentations held yesterday behind closed doors with a group of US interior designers. Objective: to present and explain the green power of Italian leather. Finally, Mipel Lab returns a formula that Assopellettieri president Franco Gabbrielli explained here. Expectations 'The US economy has restarted,' comments Diodato De Maio (DMD Solofra), 'It is among those where the most work is being done. The market is working, and brands are producing. The economy, in general, is very challenging, especially for those who produce leather. Some footwear brands have decreased consumption, but there are interesting opportunities in leather goods'. At Faeda, they explain that 'the first day was interesting. In addition to the appointments made with the most important customers, we met a number of potential new customers. Start-ups and already well-established companies interested in differentiating their supplier network by looking at Europe and Italy'. The first time One of the debutants at Lineapelle New York, Cluxter explains us that 'after the success of our presence at Lineapelle Milan, we decided to cross borders and land in America. We are therefore taking part in Lineapelle New York for the first time. We are confident that our principles (made in Italy, sustainability, and the digital world) are fundamental values, current, and of common interest in the world in which we live. On our first day at Lineapelle NY, the interest and numerous visits to our stand were a confirmation".

Lights on in Manhattan for Lineapelle New York

An exciting start, it promises to give meaning and constructiveness to the expectations of the 119 exhibiting companies. A fair that has returned to the Big Apple at the exact moment when the euro and dollar reach currency parity. The edition of Lineapelle New York dedicated to the Fall-Winter 2023-2024 season began yesterday (and ends […]

Mipel Lab in New York: “All the opportunities for Italian handbags”

Mipel Lab in New York: “All the opportunities for Italian handbags”

There are many opportunities for Italian handbags in the USA. Because many local brands are restructuring their supply chain, getting away from Asia: this means that they are looking for new suppliers. These same brands, moreover, are currently undergoing a repositioning process (higher) to meet the public’s demands in terms of social and environmental sustainability....

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The recovery boosters are leather goods and shoes, says Bain

The recovery boosters are leather goods and shoes, says Bain

Leather goods and footwear are the boosters behind the recovery of the fashion and luxury segments. That’s the opinion of Claudia D’Arpizio, senior partner at Bain & Company, which during the opening ceremony of the 35th edition of Milano Unica, presented an analysis of the industry. The sale of handbags, leather goods and shoes, allowed the...

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JW Anderson rejects cryptofashion: "Luxury is craftsmanship"

JW Anderson rejects cryptofashion: “Luxury is craftsmanship”

So far, there had already been a few fashion bigwigs who were lukewarm about initiatives such as NFT, fashion shows in the metaverse and investments in bitcoin. But Jonathan William Anderson (pictured) dismisses cryptofashion in an interview with Il Foglio, as no one ever done before. “Fashion is a modern device, but it does not...

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Valstar’s slow fashion identity, niche luxury that continues to grow

Valstar’s slow fashion identity, niche luxury that continues to grow

Niche luxury keeps on growing. Brands that bring reactivity, more exclusivity, customization and manage, alike large brands, to intercept the segment’s growth. For example: Valstar, apparel brand founded in Milan in 1911 with an Italian identity, production and choice of materials. Its lead product is the Valstarino, leather jacket created in 1935 and inspired by...

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From Sanna Marin to Fight Club: to be cool you need leather

From Sanna Marin to Fight Club: to be cool you need leather

It’s an old fashion rule: those who want to be cool must add a touch (perhaps a lot) of leather to their look. Interestingly, the rule, whatever its detractors may say, is still valid. In fact, very valid. Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin stole the attention of half the world by appearing at the Ruisrock...

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An ancient leather shoe is found in a mine “time capsule”

An ancient leather shoe is found in a mine “time capsule”

An ancient leather shoe emerged from the past. A group of speleologists from Cheshire, in England, has brought to light the finding after an expedition inside a cobalt mine. The mine was closed off in the first half of the 19th century, when extraction activities stopped. The shoe could have been used by one of […]

Kenya, Ewaso Ngiro Tannery at 89% production capacity

Kenya, Ewaso Ngiro Tannery at 89% production capacity

Ewaso Ngiro Tannery is one step away from reaching its maximum production capacity. The tannery in which Kenya’s government invested 1.5 billion Shillings (about 12.4 million euro), is now working at “89% capacity”, reads an article from local press following a visit by national authorities. There is however faith that, once sourcing mechanisms have been set […]

Low offers in Bangladesh, Bovine LSD in Pakistan

Low offers in Bangladesh, Bovine LSD in Pakistan

Low offers for leather from Eid-ul-Azha. Like every year, raw materials’ traders have recovered the waste from the sacrificial rites enacted. The price though, continues to get lower. A big hit for operators, as they had warned clients to pay their debts or they would stop collecting the material. And so, the costs, along with […]

First check with French brands in Paris: more to come

First check with French brands in Paris: more to come

Well, what do tanners think of Première Vision‘s new calendar, which has chosen July instead of September for the presentation of its winter collections? The opinion seems to be positive. At the Parisian fair, traditionally, they seek the first check with French brands (and French-owned brands). And, as the managing director of Première, Gilles Lasbordes,...

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From trade fairs it seems that Japan is on the upswing, Germany is not

From trade fairs it seems that Japan is on the upswing, Germany is not

The curtain falls in Tokyo and rises in Berlin. In the Japanese capital, trade fair Moda Italia closed on  July 7, hosting Shoes from Italy. On the same day in Germany, Premium Berlin kicks off. Japan and Germany are two important markets for the Italian leather area. The latest financial studies give the former in […]

What HSBC says about LVMH, Kering, Hermés, Prada, Burberry and Moncler

What HSBC says about LVMH, Kering, Hermés, Prada, Burberry and Moncler

Fueled by price tags’ increments, the results of luxury brands during the 2nd quarter will surprise investors. That’s the summary of HSBC, which sees Europe, Japan and South Korea growing, while the USA will confirm the positive trend and China carries concerns over the (inevitable) impacts of its zero-Covid policy. HSBC believes the luxury industry […]