Boglioli
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| Industry | Fashion |
|---|---|
| Founded | 1974[1] |
| Headquarters | , |
Key people | Guillermo Rosenberg, CEO |
| Owner | Phi Industrial Acquisitions |
Number of employees | 200 |
| Website | www |
Boglioli is a men's tailoring family business originally based in the Italian town of Gambara (province of Brescia). The president and CEO is Guillermo Rosenberg.[2]
Its showroom is at Corso Venezia 36 in Milan.[3] Its signature item of menswear is garment-dyed jackets.[1]
History
Boglioli was founded in 1974 as a family-run Italian business.
In 1987, the brand presented its first collection during Pitti Uomo.
In 2000, Boglioli gained worldwide recognition thanks to its K-Jacket, a deconstructed cashmere jacket with a vintage feel, characterised by its washed-out colors obtained through the garment-dying process.
The name of this technique comes from the particular way in which the dye is added to the garment only after it has been stitched, a completely innovative and unique method unseen before in the industry.
The success in the Italian market pushed Boglioli to expand worldwide to such countries as the United States, Canada, Japan, and Russia.
See also
- Armani
- Attolini
- Luciano Barbera
- Belvest
- Blufin
- Borrelli
- Borsalino
- Bottega Veneta
- Braccialini
- Brioni
- Luciano Brunelli
- Buccellati
- Bulgari
- Canali
- Caraceni
- Roberto Cavalli
- Corneliani
- Costume National
- Brunello Cucinelli
- Damiani
- Dolce & Gabbana
- Drago
- Etro
- Extè
- Fendi
- Ferragamo
- Fiorucci
- Sorelle Fontana
- Frette
- Furla
- Genny
- GIADA
- Gucci
- Gianfranco Ferré
- Iceberg
- Isaia
- La Perla
- Lardini
- Larusmiani
- André Laug
- Loro Piana
- Kiton
- Krizia
- Malo
- E. Marinella
- Marni
- Max Mara
- Missoni
- Moschino
- Piana Clerico
- Pinko
- Piquadro
- Pomellato
- Prada
- Reda
- Stefano Ricci
- Marina Rinaldi
- Rubinacci
- Sermoneta Gloves
- Ermanno Scervino
- Tod's
- Trussardi
- Valentino
- Valextra
- Versace
- Vitale Barberis Canonico
- Zegna
- Pal Zileri
- Made in Italy
References
- ^ a b Hotchkiss, Sean (10 January 2012). "The Unstructured Life: A Q&A With the Boglioli Brothers". GQ. Retrieved 14 May 2018.
- ^ Rodeschini, Barbara (14 June 2018). "Per Boglioli ha inizio un nuovo capitolo". MFFashion.
- ^ Official site Boglioli History
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