Calzedonia

Headquartered in Verona, the Calzedonia group, which controls the Calzedonia, Intimissimi, Tezenis and Falconeri brands, has more than 4,025 stores in over 40 countries, most of them in Europe. The group has a presence in most of the world and an annual turnover of more than €2 billion.

Italy’s intimate fashion and hosiery leader expands its youthful line with the launch of the largest store in the country. At 370 square meters, the new location enhances the brand’s presence among its 129 stores.

Calzedonia Teams Up with Companies to Advance Tights Recycling Initiative

In a move towards sustainability, the renowned Italian lingerie company launches Life Re-Tights, a program that will repurpose recycled hosiery into new creations, thanks to collaborations across the supply chain and EU financial backing.

Calzedonia: From Low-cost Stockings To Luxury Yachts

With a strategic mix of industrial oversight, international growth, and a belonging-driven sales culture, Oniverse, the family holding of the renowned Italian label, has established one of Europe’s most lucrative retail frameworks.

Calzedonia goes bigger in 2019: its profit grows 4.7%

The Italian company, owner of the homonymous brand and Intimissimi, Falconeri or Tezenis, has ended the last term with 2,4 billion euros.

2019, the year fashion said yes to sustainability with the Fashion Pact

Traceability in the supply chain, combating climate change, efficient use of water, energy and chemicals, and a more respectful and safe work environment. In the last year, the fashion business has put its commitment to sustainability in black and white. In 2019, the giants of the sector signed several agreements such as the Fashion Pact, the New Plastic Economy or the CEO Agenda 2019 to combat the climate impact of the industry.

Companies like Auchan Retail, Bally, Calzedonia, Celio, Darmartex Group, Decathlon, Eralda, Etam Group, Farfetch, Mango, Gant or Geox have joined the project.

The most stable country in the region is often chosen as a starting point in South American for many international fashion retailers.

The company L Brands continues leading the market of intimate in the United States, but has distanced from a customer that does not want its angels, its fashion shows, nor its push-ups anymore.