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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With over 50 years of experience in the production of metal accessories for the fashion, sports, safety and comfort sectors, the Padua-based company offers innovative and versatile solutions in every collection.
September 2025
Strength and reliability
A new line of zamak buckles designed for sandals and slippers, with a modern design inspired by irregular geometric shapes and contemporary minimalism, perfect for brands and designers who want to offer distinctive, durable, mid- to high-end products.
The strength of zamak
Buckles made of corrosion-resistant zamak, designed to withstand wear and tear and harsh weather conditions, with refined finishes and elegant textures, ideal for footwear aimed at a style- and durability-conscious audience.
Defined shapes
Buckles in various sizes, designed to give personality to each model, ideal for those looking for a unique and recognisable aesthetic.
Versatility and lightness
Plastic buckles that combine quality and personality in an irresistible format. For summer, they are inspired by the Boho chic style and available in pastel colours and natural textures. Particularly lightweight plastic buckles, offering maximum comfort without weighing down sandals, bags or belts.
Colour customisation
Thanks to the versatility of plastic, it is possible to obtain an infinite range of colours and textures that are perfectly in line with style and new trends.
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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