The brand made its debut at Pitti Uomo with a collection that does more than simply celebrate Japanese culture; it propels it into the future, in a perfect synthesis of modern design, technology and respect for the environment.

With over a century of manufacturing heritage and a constant spirit of experimentation, the brand continues its evolutionary journey by placing materials, products and expertise at the heart of its narrative.

The brand presents its new SS 2027 collection, reflecting a new phase in the brand’s evolution and its contemporary vision of Italian style.

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.

The Monk (bare) Foot project offers a lightweight, high-quality shoe designed to simulate walking barefoot .

DEUTSCHLAND TEST and FOCUS MONEY have awarded the brand first place in the “Best Product Quality 2026” study in the footwear category.

The Madrid Trade Fair has concluded an edition characterised by a more specialised range of exhibits, a strong international presence and visitors focused on business.

The meeting of the Japanese brand’s outdoor aesthetic and the urban imagery created by JeffStaple has given rise to a capsule collection that blends different styles, bringing together nature, street culture and a contemporary spirit.

Founded in Ascoli Piceno in 1886, the company presents a collection for SS27 that celebrates its sporting heritage.

The brand continues to evolve its accessories range with two new men’s bag ranges, developed to meet the demands of a contemporary lifestyle, where functionality, design and identity coexist in perfect balance.

To launch its SS26 Apparel Collection, the brand is ushering in a new phase of its journey with a platform that combines storytelling, editorial content, an immersive user experience, and integrated headless technology.

Fewer pairs, greater value: for thirty years, Italian shoes, bags and leather goods have prioritised quality over quantity. The 2025 figures reveal the hidden cost of that choice.

The Netcomm-Nomisma study puts the value of digital commerce for Italy at 993 billion and the multiplier for every euro spent online at 5.6. For shoe and handbag manufacturers, the key issue is exports: these are growing by 9 per cent – three times the overall rate – but the sector is held back by businesses’ lack of digital maturity.

The event, which took place during Expo Riva Schuh and Gardabags, brought together representatives from the region's leading footwear industry associations.