Slow Fiber expands: new members for sustainable Italian textiles
The Italian network of companies in the sustainable textile and furnishings sector announces the addition of eleven new manufacturers.
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Through its partnership with the Nave Scuola Amerigo Vespucci, Attilio Imperiali is committed to promoting and preserving the values that make Italy a beacon in the world of fashion and luxury textile craftsmanship.
April 2024
The beating heart of world fashion beats in Italy, a land of craftsmanship excellence and timeless sophistication. In this narrative of style and identity, the Amerigo Vespucci School Ship and Segre & Schieppati fabrics – exclusive to Attilio Imperiali – stand as tangible symbols of this extraordinary heritage. Their story is woven of passion, commitment and dedication to perfection. The Nave Scuola Amerigo Vespucci, dating back to 1913, embodies excellence in its purest form, plying the world’s oceans with timeless skill and grace. Similarly, Segre & Schieppati fabrics, born in 1897, carry on a legacy of pure Italian craftsmanship, passed down through generations. The combination of the Italian-ness of these two icons is a tribute to the tradition, innovation and passion that characterise Made in Italy. Every thread, every seam and every fabric tells a story of craftsmanship and commitment to uncompromising quality.
The Italian network of companies in the sustainable textile and furnishings sector announces the addition of eleven new manufacturers.
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The company has achieved the highest EcoVadis accreditation, reserved for just 1 per cent of the world’s most exemplary organisations.
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The Tuscan cruelty-free brand, selected as one of Europe’s 13 most innovative companies at the NEB Fashion Adaptor in Paris, presented its first barefoot trainer, the NURI, at Pitti Uomo.
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