For 65 years a leader in the processing of high quality cow hides, Gruppo Mastrotto presented at Lineapelle the SS25 collection and the new green item ABSOLUTE - The Suede Revolution.
April 2024
Gruppo Mastrotto’s collection for next summer is inspired by the beauty and variety of nature, with nuances that evoke feelings of calm, adventure and exploration. The two lines that characterise it, Core and Blending, include a diverse range of leathers that can satisfy the needs of both enthusiasts with more classic tastes and lovers of innovation.
Lineapelle was also the occasion to launch the ABSOLUTE article in Gruppo Mastrotto Express, the innovative service of premium leather in prompt delivery that includes more than 1,500 colours ready to be shipped within 48 hours from the order. ABSOLUTE – The Suede Revolution is an exclusive product with a luxury positioning, aimed at high-end footwear and leather goods, which integrates into the production process the recovery of shavings, a waste that originates during the processing of leather. A perfect example of circular economy that is realised in a leather with exclusive characteristics: saturated and intense colours, a soft hand and a silky touch.
Finally, the exhibition also featured the installation realised in collaboration with Kreoo, a premium brand of marble furniture and design accessories, for the exclusive business culture exhibition Leather Duets organised within Lineapelle Interiors.
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