Artisans

Let us introduce you.

Our artisans were previously accessible only through high-end labels. MILANER is the first time many of them are able to introduce themselves and tell their story. Partnering with us offers a more sustainable business model so that they can focus on what they do best: putting their whole heart into every piece and delivering it straight to you.

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Casette D'Ete, Italy | Moccasins

GianRos

If you’ve ever owned a pair of handmade Italian shoes, chances are they came from Le Marche. Famous for its footwear, the region boasts some of the world’s best artisan shoemakers who, like the Mecozzi family, have brought their trade into the 21st century thanks to a never-ending pursuit of innovation, unwavering dedication to quality and a whole lot of stick-to-itiveness.
Founded almost fifty years ago by Mariella and Domenico, the GianRos brand was named after their two children, Gianluca and Rosita. The siblings grew up in the workshop under their house with pieces of leather, scissors and, of course, shoes for toys, so it only seems natural that today they run the family business. Gianluca curates product and sales while Rosita takes care of operations, and while the company has grown to a staff of 15 and moved out of the house to a larger facility in Fermo, their close-knit mentality hasn’t changed, nor has their focus on quality.
Premium leather and finishing touches like hand-stitching make a difference you can feel as soon as you slip on a GianRos shoe. And if that model is a moccasin, the family’s first love and perpetual bestseller, you can bet its sole (and their soul) will put an added spring in your step.
Paris, France | Hats

Veronica Marucci

Veronica was born and raised in the Marche region of italy, where the origins of careful craftsmonship are ingrained in its long-standing tradition of italian luxury manufacturing.
While she was was always drawn to fashion, Veronica’s truly life-changing moment came when she built up the courage to seek out and ring the doorbell of an icon in the millinery industry, with the goal of learning from the best.
Veronica now runs her own atelier, her innate creativity piqued by everything from swallows in flight to actresses of the 1930s silver screen. Today, she creates custom hats for elegant and bold women all over the world. She personally creates each hat by hand, and the entrepreneurial spirit and passion for her life’s work is infused in every stitch and fold.
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Biella, Italy | Scarves

MA.AL.BI 1947

When the economic crisis hit Italy in 2008, more than 50% of the textile industry in Biella, “The City of Wool,” folded. As mills closed one after another, the Sasso family united forces behind their family-run business, determined to weather the storm. Rather than skimping on quality to cut costs, they remained focused on producing top-of-the-line scarves and stoles as they had for decades.
Today MA.AL.BI is a reference point in the fashion industry and the maker behind many of the world’s top private labels. Utilizing only the finest yarns spun from the highest quality cashmere, wool, silk, linen and cotton, their collection of scarves and wraps comes in literally hundreds of colors and unique blends. “We start with the yarn and end with packaging and delivery of the final product,” notes Vittorio, a third-generation family member. “Every phase of production happens right here in Biella.”
Rossi & Rei’s bespoke scarves are so luxuriously soft you’ll immediately feel the difference, and by supporting genuine Italian-made products, you’ll be making one too.
Perugia, Italy | Leather Jackets

Alessandro Dagioni

Raised by a stylist for Italy’s top fashion houses, Alessandro Dagioni spent his childhood amidst billows of fabric, spindles of thread, long-legged models and yards of measuring tape, plus the occasional gelato with icons like Krizia and Trussardi. By the time he could draw he was already designing his own clothes, sketches his mom dutifully fine-tuned and turned into outfits he could wear.
First for fun, then for hobby, and today a full-time career, Alessandro’s passion for haute couture skyrocketed during his years of classical studies where he found inspiration for his designs in Greek mythology and ancient Rome. Linearity and symmetrical shapes, like the straight lines of a pillar or edge of a shield, characterize his custom leather jackets, aptly named for three Etruscan gods: Menerva, Uni and Tinia (hence, MUT). Even his Perugia-based production has been limited to an area the size of Etruria, land of the ancient Etruschi, in order to guarantee traceability and the authenticity of his 100% Made in Italy label.
Now approaching its 8th Collection, MUT brand jackets meld an ode to the past with Alessandro’s keen eye on contemporary fashion, and the result is nothing short of timeless.
Acireale, Sicily | Handbags

Le Panier

Le Panier is not made up your average Italian artisans. The founders believe in shaping the beauty of each product by hand and communicating the positive energy of their serene and uplifting environment through each handbag. Their company is full of modern artisans who infuse youthful energy, harmony, and skill to each product made especially for you. And their dedication to fine craftsmanship has paid off. In just three years, their demonstration of fine mastery in leather work has gained the attention of distinguished luxury brands throughout Italy. Le Panier now produces leather handbags and accessories directly for these Italian designers, and we’re happy they’ve found another home producing one-of-a-kind accessories specifically for the Rossi & Rei woman.
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Città di Castello, Italy | Jewelry

Lupin Gioielli

With more than 30 years of expertise in gemology, you could say that Luca Rubini has literally left no stone unturned. Indeed, his global quest for unusual gems is like following tracks across a treasure map with “X marks the spot” inscribed on virtually every continent. From the precious to the semi-precious, his passion for gemstones of particular color, cut and form has taken him to the remotest corners of the Earth, and make his line of Lupin Gioielli jewelry truly one-of-a-kind. Try to define his style, and you’ll be rendered mute, for each piece is as unique as a woman herself, and that’s exactly the way Luca likes it.
A master goldsmith, Luca left high school for trade school at the age of 14, and quickly caught the attention of his professors for the complexity of his work and dexterity of the hand. No small feat for someone who never put pencil to paper. “I’ve never sketched a design,” he confesses. “I can’t even draw. All of my designs are in my head.” Combine Luca’s vivid imagination with the rarity of his gemstone collection, and it’s easy to see how Lupin Gioielli has grown by word-of-mouth from a one-man gig in his garage in Città di Castello, Umbria, into a bustling workshop and runway sensation.
Now we’re bringing him to you, with exclusive pieces designed especially for the women of Rossi & Rei
Borgo San Lorenzo, Italy | Knitwear

Il Borgo

Four generations of family have dedicated their livelihood to growing Il Borgo into what it is today: the finest cashmere knitwear producer in all of Italy. Opened after World War II by great-grandmother Albertina, it began as a small shop specializing in gloves, hats and scarves in the Mugello region of Tuscany, and now produces an extensive range of knitwear for the world’s top luxury brands.
In 2008 Il Borgo opened its first storefront in Florence and the family refocused part of their energy on growing their own brand. This change in strategy has brought a new level of autonomy to the knitwear company and its 80 employees, more than half of whom work from home meticulously hand-stitching pieces one by one, which are later assembled on-site. “By bringing value to our own brand we assure the continuity of our team,” Elia notes, “and they are our strength.” The family’s investment in people and craftsmanship doesn’t stop there. In 2011 they initiated a training program designed to teach aspiring artisans the skills and techniques behind their trade with an eye on preserving the excellence of “Made in Italy” for other generations to come.
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Morrovalle, Marche, Italy | Shoes

The Spernanzoni Family

It was 1965 when Vittorio Spernanzoni first set up a tiny workshop under his name in his hometown of Morrovalle, a place already well-known for its leather and footwear. Having been working as a shoemaker since the end of World War II, it wasn't long before Vittorio's expertise attracted clients outside of his local community. By 1975 he was regularly exporting his collection of shoes and boots throughout Europe, and ten years later he moved into an even bigger workshop so he could continue designing and making his ready-to-wear line by hand. Today, Vittorio runs the business alongside his three sons, Lorella, Enrico and Roby. Though the shop has grown, the commitment to quality and highly-skilled craftsmanship has not. In 2015, to celebrate its 50 years of business, the Spernanzoni family opened a school for young people who want to lean the art of making handmade shoes to pass on his skill to the next generation of artisans.
Città di Castello, Italy | Jewelry

Luca Rubini

With more than 30 years of expertise in gemology, you could say that Luca Rubini has literally left no stone unturned. Indeed, his global quest for unusual gems is like following tracks across a treasure map with “X marks the spot” inscribed on virtually every continent. From the precious to the semi-precious, his passion for gemstones of particular color, cut and form has taken him to the remotest corners of the Earth, and make his line of jewelry truly one-of-a-kind. Try to define his style, and you’ll be rendered mute, for each piece is as unique as a woman herself, and that’s exactly the way Luca likes it.
A master goldsmith, Luca left high school for trade school at the age of 14, and quickly caught the attention of his professors for the complexity of his work and dexterity of the hand. No small feat for someone who never put pencil to paper. “I’ve never sketched a design,” he confesses. “I can’t even draw. All of my designs are in my head.” Combine Luca’s vivid imagination with the rarity of his gemstone collection, and it’s easy to see how Luca's business has grown by word-of-mouth from a one-man gig in his garage in Città di Castello, Umbria, into a bustling workshop and runway sensation.
Now we’re bringing him to you, with exclusive pieces designed especially for the women of MILANER.
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Sant’Elpidio a Mare, Marche | Handbags & Jewelry

Francesco & Elena Filomeni

Try to find the Filomeni family's woven bags at your local department store and you’ll come up empty-handed, but that’s exactly the lure of this little known brand. Handwoven leather purses, shoes and even furniture have been coming out of this family business in Italy's Le Marche region since 1982, when part-owner Francesco Filomeni’s parents first founded the company.
Today, the handbags and bracelets created by Francesco and his siblings, Sabrina and Massimiliano, are marketed primarily by word-of-mouth. Meticulously hand woven from 150-200 meters of leather string, each satchel has a one-of-a-kind beauty that (literally) stops people on the street. It's a testament to the skill, patience and quality with which they are made, carving out a special niche in this Italian family’s business.
Morrovalle, Marche, Italy | Handbags

Desirèe Lupi

Raised in the hustle and bustle of her parents’ leather workshop in Italy’s Marche region, Desirèe’s earliest memories span naps in the textile bins as a toddler, to doing her homework seated next to craftsmen cutting, dyeing, stitching and assembling handbags. Learning the trade came naturally, so did the decision to join the family business straight out of high school.
Previously focusing on private label production, Desirèe has recently taken the company from behind-the-scenes into the spotlight with the launch of her own brand, Desirèe Lupi. Made to guarantee both quality and the smallest carbon footprint, Desirèe's life-long passion and authenticity are exactly what make her bags so extraordinary.
Civitanova Marche, Italy | Shoes

Calzaturificio Civitanovese

Alberto and Valerio, an uncle and nephew duo, founded Calzaturificio Civitanovese in 2013 with the goal to redefine the rules of exclusivity. Working in the luxury shoe manufacturing space since he was a teenager, Valerio wanted to combine the craftsmanship skills he had perfected through his years of experience with premium materials and modern manufacturing technologies. The result is Calzaturificio Civitanovese, expertly-crafted sneakers perfected for your unique feet. Powered by a select team of artisans using the best Italian suede and leather, Calzaturificio Civitanovese shoes feel light, durable, and are completely customizable to ensure a one-of-a-kind pair.
Fermo, Le Marche, Italy | Knitwear

Mara & Ronny Marziali

At the age of 12, Maria Pia Tomassini was too short to reach the small hand-operated sewing machine, and stood on top of a fruit crate to learn and hone her craft. As her craft blossomed into a skill unmatched by her peers, Tomassini’s husband, Piero, believed in her abilities and vision so strongly, that together they opened a small business in 1974, and never looked back.
With the torch now passed to the next generation, the company is run by Tomassini’s daughter, Mara. The business has carefully grown from its humble roots to become one of the most highly respected names in Italian knitwear manufacturing. The company represents the apex of old world technique combined with advanced knitting technology and carries the pride and care of generations focused on producing the best knit possible.
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Monte San Giusto, Italy | Handbags

Rossano Pergolesi

Passion strikes in a variety of ways. For former cafe-owner Rossano Pergolesi, it struck by spending time at a friend's handbag workshop. This is where he realized what he really wanted to do: design. In 1990 he started Pergolesi by Tosca with his wife, Franca, in his hometown of Monte San Giusto, Italy. Together, they manufacture minimalistic handbags using techniques that highlight the premium quality of the leathers that they work with.
Rossano, a long-time appreciator of the arts (Tosca is a nod to his family's musical roots and one of his favorite operas) prides himself on maintaining a commitment to "Made in Italy" craftsmanship. His workshop is like a trattoria, a place where you can order exactly what you want, resting assured of getting the very best in locally-sourced materials.
Scandicci, Italy | Handbags

Sapaf 54

In English, the initials S.A.P.A.F. translate to "The Artisanal Society of Artistic Leather Manufacturing". This society was born in a garage in 1954 in post-war Florence by Silvano Calistri and his wife Valdivia, just as the artisan movement in Florence was flourishing. With interested buyers from all around the world, Silvano and Valdivia made their first export to Puerto Rico. From there, Sapaf 54 had acquired customers around the world, supplying customers like Saks Fifth Avenue and Bloomingdales.
In 1997, Sapaf and 15 other companies created a consortium of 100% Italian made luxury companies to support local manufacturing. There, the most experienced team members work alongside the young apprentices to train and inspire them, creating a dynamic and energizing work environment where traditions are passed onto the youth.
The Calistri's son Andrea was just awarded the Prestigious title of Master Artisan. Today, he and his wife of 43 years, Silvana, run the company with their children, contributing all they have to their growing company.
Como, Italy | Silk Scarves

MILANI Milano

The traditional breeding of silkworms in our area began in the early years of the last century. The production has since then flourished into numerous textile companies for the production of silk and cotton fabrics.
In the beginning of her career, Laura Milani began with her first handmade collection in a small workshop. Within the last 60 years, her passion for tradition and a taste for modernity has flourished into a successful business which bases its research on the fabric’s quality and the continuous investigation of customer preferences. These qualities have made Milani Milano a well-known export brand known for its uniqueness all over the world. The attention to the smallest detail, with the combination classic and and stylish weaves, make an exclusive product that completely represent our understanding of "Made in Italy".
Sassuolo, Italy | Scarves & Shawls

Bluestars

Blustars was born of a friendship in 2000 between Alfonso and Francesca on a trip across Turkey surrounded with perfumes and colors. While discovering this incredible country, its diverse mix of people, and various techniques and ideas between east and west, the two friends were inspired to create a unique collection of scarves and shawls.
By combining Alfonso’s creativity with Francesca’s pragmatism, Bluestars was born and immediately found success in Italy first and then in the rest of Europe, especially in Germany. Today the team of 20 master artisans is growing in the Emilia Romagna region of central Italy, and Alfonso’s son, Alessandro, is continuously innovating and evolving this inspiring company.
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Florence, Italy | Woven Handbags

Scandicci, Italy | Handbags

Fabrizio Verniani began working at the age of 14 in his uncle's bottega on the Ponte Vecchio. Growing up around goldsmith shops, which at that time were full of artisans, he stopped to see their art and learn their trade. Fabrizio learned the ancient art of chiseling and molding gold, and over the years, he transferred this treasured technique it to the production of the shells of clutches, specializing in rigid bags.
Taking advantage of his experience in 1970, together with his friend Giulio Benvenuti, Fabrizio Verniani founded their company, which immediately centered around the production of luxury evening bags. In 1971, they designed and manufactured fruit-shaped small bags, entirely chiseled by hand, which immediately became a success. In 1973 the company became Verniani Fabrizio, and American department stores like Saks Fifth Avenue and Neiman Marcus began buying up their luxury evening bags. In 1991, the company began collaborating with international brands such as Chanel and Dior, that chose to make use of completely Italian products.
Alongside Fabrizio Verniani's experience, his son Andrea Verniani's passion and work has been added for the past 30 years. This father and son team manages and administers the family business, focusing on sample collections. After more than 45 years of activity, Fabrizio Verniani has decided to recreate his own collection in collaboration exclusively for the women of MILANER
Florence, Italy | Woven Handbags

Roberto Pancani

After working for 20 years in the family business, specializing in the production of straw bags, the Pancani brothers decided to realize their own business idea. Relying on their experiences and their aptitudes, in 2006, they opened Roberto Pancani in Florence, in the world's production center of high-end fashion handbags. Their skills and experience lead them to deal with two specific areas within the company: Fabrizio is in charge of creative, design and research of innovative materials to bring in the production process;
Roberto takes care of the management and administration, and of the relationship with customers.
Montegranaro, Italy | Woven Leather Footwear

Michele P.

Michele Petecchia’s family has been manufacturing luxury shoes since 1971. In 1993, Michele decided to open his own atelier with his wife. They began their focus on men's shoes, but over time, a women's line was introduced and they started working exclusively with vegetable-tanned leather that they produce themselves in their atelier. This type of leather has a vintage look to it, and over time it acquires a special type of beauty. The atelier now employs a small team of master artisans who are proud of each piece they release. The entire team believes that their work is nothing but a reflection of their experiences and their lives.
Acireale, Sicily | Handbags

Le Panier Team

The Le Panier Team is not made up your average Italian artisans. The founders believe in shaping the beauty of each product by hand and communicating the positive energy of their serene and uplifting environment through each handbag. Their company is full of modern artisans who infuse youthful energy, harmony, and skill to each product made especially for you. And their dedication to fine craftsmanship has paid off. In just three years, their demonstration of fine mastery in leather work has gained the attention of distinguished luxury brands throughout Italy. Le Panier now produces leather handbags and accessories directly for these Italian designers, and we’re happy they’ve found another home producing one-of-a-kind accessories specifically for the MILANER woman.
Nerviano, Italy | Ballerina Flats

Spelta

The brand Spelta was born in Milan in 1967 but the craftsmanship tradition from the family starts well before the birth of the brand: In 1957, a suburb of Milan called Parabiago with a tradition in footwear manufacturing, iconic loafers were hand-made, establishing a product symbol of the quality of the Made in Italy. In the early 80's, the Spelta hand stitched “ballerina” shoes become a real cult phenomenon in Milan, thanks to the masterful mix of attention to style and craftsmanship, and the constant and direct relationship the family keeps with the fashion world. To further the company's growth in the 80's and 90's, Spelta Milano decided to diversify its production and introduced additional models of women's shoes. The brand has been able to maintain its identity focusing on classic but unique designs, with attention and care to the quality of the materials and finishes of the product. Over the years, the Spelta “Ballerina” shoe has always been presented like the brand’s “testimonial”. Today, Spelta's ‘Ballerina” shoes are made with the traditional Goodyear stitching (stitch and lapel of the upper) and they continue to keep their family's company thriving.
Civitanova Marche, Italy | Woven Leather Footwear

Massimo Melchiorri

Growing up, Massimo Melchiorri's father was one of the most renowned shoe designers in Italy during the 70's and 80's. Following in his father's footsteps, Massimo spent his entire career designing for the biggest luxury brands. In 2017, he decided it was time to start making shoes that carried his own name. With the combined expertise, taste, and know-how that he and his father had worked so diligently for decades to acquire, Massimo has been able to carry on the family legacy of becoming a celebrated Italian shoe designer. Today, he and his father live in the Marche region. This unique place with its incredible cultural heritage is the source of their inspiration. Massimo aims to mix the old with the new: his unique upbringing and new cutting-edge techniques deliver incredibly unique pieces of art that women all over the world love walking in.
Rome, Italy | Handbags

Aleksandra Badura

Growing up in the Polish countryside where large retail chains were nonexistent, Aleksandra Badura learned to appreciate the value of a masterfully made "one-of-a-kind" piece at a young age. This is what drove her on her quest for ever-unique, distinctive high-end collections where each piece is a diamond on its own. Her love of handbags was inspired by a leather "doctor bag" in the back of her grandmother's closet that guarded personal documents, old photos and letters, like a precious chest of old memories.
After graduating, Aleksandra moved to Italy, working first for a large lighting company and then opened her own contractor studio to develop interior design in the Middle East. This intersected a world of luxury and a custom-made frame of mind in producing items she herself designed. After making her first bag, a client in Dubai wanted to purchase it from her on the spot. Aleksandra decided to open her treasure chest and conjure up the magic of her grandmother's iconic purse. In each purse she creates, she translates both her enthusiasm for ‘Made in Italy’ and her love for the distinct identity of the raw material into a hand-made collection of beautifully finished high-end accessories.
Subbiano, Italy | Leather Footwear

Prosperine

Prosperine, a footwear factory based in Subbiano, Arezzo, was founded in 1970 by Giancarlo Cerofolini and Mirella Prosperi. In the 1990s, their children Marco and Laura joined the company, and have become the commercial and marketing soul of Prosperine. "We produce high range footwear for women and girls," explain the owners. "In particular, we are specialized in 'sack' ballerina flats, an item for which we are in high demand. We are organized to carry out the entire production process in-house, but we also employ some trusted subcontractors operating within 20 km of our headquarters."
The company produces footwear for many of the top international luxury brands but also produces its own “Prosperine” brand with lines of women’s and girls’ footwear that are distributed throughout Italy and in the principal international markets. "Our style office is perpetually engaged in the research and study of new trends and materials," the owners continue. "Our strong points are the quality and elegance of the design combined with the artisanship of the product."
Florence, Italy | Handbags

Schöneberg

The name Schöneberg is a tribute to the historical modern art district in Berlin, which gained popularity in the early 20’s and 30’s -- a period characterized by the research of modern and minimal design. The project Schöneberg started in Florence in 2015 by a team of artisans who, for many decades, manufactured high quality leather products for luxury Italian fashion brands. Their collections stand out for their contrast of warm and natural leather with color palettes ranging from neutral to strong chromatic accents. The purpose of each product is to clear away conventional standards of lavish luxury, magnifying what is essential and returning to primitive lines. All of this is possible thanks to the work of designers who put their focus on researching materials and accessories that are strictly made in Italy.
Nola, Italy | Parkas

Marpel Italia

Marpel Italia was born in Naples in 1980 from Massimo Marino's love for manufacturing high-quality leather and vegan down jackets. Their most popular style, and now signature look, has a fur-lined hood, which is a style they've been producing and perfecting for 35 years. Marpel Italia s.r.l. is now run by Massimo's son. Over the years, the company has developed a vast collection of women's jackets in every style, and they have specialized in every aspect of luxury jacket manufacturing. Thanks to the passion of a new generation taking over the family business, the company's customer base has expanded internationally while maintaining the same level of attention to details for each of their clients.
Pescara, Abruzzo | Leather Bags

Borsettificio Nadir

Gabriele Di Nardo Di Maio and his wife Amalia started Nadir in 1979. Year after year, little by little, they built a versatile and expert team of master leather artisans who have collaborated with the biggest names in the luxury industry, specializing in every aspect of handbag making. They believe in upholding the highest degree of professionalism in every aspect of their work and their rigorous approach has paid off. The Val Vibrata area in Abruzzo has for decades been one of the cradles of craftsmanship in Central Italy, and the Di Nardo Di Maio family has always contributed to a strong sense of community in this region by regularly sharing and collaborating on projects with its other manufacturers.
Montappone, Italy | Hats

Di Chiara Rosa Hats

Benito Mochi and Rosa Dichiara are the husband wife duo behind Di Chiara Rosa Hats. The company was founded in 1985 after the incredible experience that Benito and Rosa had overseeing luxury hat manufacturing in the world-renowned district of Montappone, which is the world's capital of luxury millinery. After almost forty years, they have grown the company to what it is today by acquiring the most visible international customers, and developing their own direct-to-consumer line selling their hats all over the world. Benito and Rosa have passed their expertise down to their children, Lauro, Annalisa and Fiorella, who are carrying the torch with pride for their family's traditions while experimenting with new models and techniques.
Altavilla Vicentina, Italy | Knitwear

Ferramosca

The name Ferramosca embodies an all-Italian story. Ferramosca was one of Vicenza’s most important families connected to silk production and trade during the 16th century. This family, with its cosmopolitan spirit, wanted to push this precious fabric far and wide. Many traveled and ventured abroad as the Palladian architectural revolution took shape in the city. With this spirit of the Ferramosca's family history, we find what we believe in today--a strong bond with the land, a love for well-made things, and the courage to go beyond borders.
Nestled among the Venetian hills, our workshop where we create environmental and sustainable garments lies a few kilometers from the city of Vicenza. It is here where we find the inspiration to work only with the best fabrics, making our work celebrated across the world. Ferramosca is a line for those who believe in the quality of timeless garments, beyond mere fashion.
Fucecchio, Italy | Leather Handbags

Piero & Maura Manzi

Piero Manzi and Maura Cioni founded their handbag company in 1968 with a passion for producing high quality handbags. Over the years, their technique and knowledge has grown, along with their international recognition.
Since the 80's, Piero and Maura have specialized in creating symbols of luxury excellence, using python and other exotic materials. Their talented workforce is located in Tuscany's famous leather district, which is known for their world-renowned tanneries and for supplying leather for the most important luxury brands.
Celebrating their 50 year anniversary in 2018 and three generations of a family-run business, the Manzi's have evolved and kept up with current trends, but have not lost their love for craftsmanship and for family. Together with their employees, they carry the pride of half century of distinguished, high quality luxury products, without ever abandoning Made in Italy.
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