The Marche-based company, founded in 2019 with the aim of producing innovative and sustainable uppers, stands out as a reliable and qualified partner for the most demanding footwear companies.
April 2024
Sneaknit, a new company concept that uses the best knitting technologies to produce uppers and panels for shoes and bags in a sustainable manner, has been able to distinguish itself in successfully managing complex jobs and meeting the multiple needs of its customers. And this is thanks to the combination of a number of elements, including experience, the use of state-of-the-art machinery and the specific skills of its highly qualified team.
The company’s Research and Development laboratory in Civitanova Marche (MC) is constantly engaged in innovation and the development of materials and technologies that redefine the standards of performance and sustainability.
Behind every Sneaknit product is, in fact, a design process that is carefully studied and perfected in detail. By monitoring the work processes on a daily basis, the company is able to guarantee reliable, high-quality production. Every Sneaknit upper reflects an impeccable production process and attention to detail, so as to meet even the highest standards.
The Varese-based company focuses on modernisation and user safety, with products such as the new carterized table, and presents the latest-generation AV2NET SKIVING MACHINE / FAV520NET SPLITTING machines and AP COMBINING MACHINE.
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