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Marcolin to double its “Made in Italy” production

Marcolin has acquired a new 3,500 m2 manufacturing facility in Longarone, Italy, which will allow it to double its production capacity in the country.

The acquisition strengthens Marcolin's commitment to the production of high-end products. The company recently signed license agreements with Ermenegildo Zegna, Zegna Couture and Emilio Pucci, all of which have a policy of developing and manufacturing their products in Italy. Marcolin also holds licenses for other brands that support Italian know-how, such as Tom Ford, Montblanc, Balenciaga, Roberto Cavalli, Dsquared2 and Diesel.

The new facility plans to begin operations in mid-2015.

For further information: http://fr.marcolin.com/upload/documenti/press_release_marcolin_to_double_in-house_made_in_italy_production.pdf

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