Here is its tribute to the power and beauty of nature
To mark Pitti Uomo 109, the Danish brand presents a project that celebrates nature as an inexhaustible source of inspiration and innovation.
Company news Arsutoria
March 2026
Inspired by the concept of rewilding, the collection explores the connection between man and the environment, reinterpreting the textures, colours and shapes of the natural world with a contemporary and responsible approach.
Among the many ideas that have emerged, we focus on a few key highlights.
The brand, founded in 1963 by Karl and Birte Toosbuy, celebrates the 20th anniversary of ECCO RECEPTOR® technology in 2026 with the launch of the new RECEPTOR XP (Xtreme Performance): a trainer that incorporates elements from the outdoor world, reimagining 1990s styles for a modern and dynamic audience.
Pitti Uomo also served as the stage for an exclusive preview of the limited-edition ECCO.Kollektive collection. A project that represents the meeting point between craftsmanship, innovation and contemporary design, combining ECCO’s expertise in leather goods with the creative vision of international designers.
The collection, developed in collaboration with British designer Craig Green and Japanese brand White Mountaineering, embodies ECCO’s commitment to research and cutting-edge design.
For over fifty years, ECCO has combined Scandinavian design, technological innovation and master craftsmanship to create footwear and accessories that redefine the concept of comfort and quality.
With the Autumn-Winter 2026 collection, the brand renews its commitment to fashion that combines functionality, aesthetics and sustainability, looking to the future without ever forgetting its roots.
The Jinjiang-based Chinese group, which has been an ODM for GEOX, Skechers and Jack Wolfskin for thirty years, is opening its first customs logistics park in Quanzhou. Two hundred thousand square metres, AI-powered sorting, eighteen European warehouses: the Chinese footwear industry is reinventing itself.
The brand, founded between Italy and Dubai, ventures beyond the world of trainers for the first time with ‘Linea’, the first loafer in a collection that redefines the concept of imperfection.
The ZDHC framework covers textiles, leather and plastics, but not metal: for years, the accessories supply chain has been responding to written requests intended for other processes. Led by the Physis Consortium, the first list of restricted substances for electroplating was drawn up at the end of 2025.