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New Ferragamo workshop will ‘preserve heritage’

13/12/2017
New Ferragamo workshop will ‘preserve heritage’

Italian footwear and leathergoods brand Salvatore Ferragamo has opened a workshop in Osmannoro, near Florence, that “promotes research into materials” and will enable master leather workers to pass expertise down to future generations, preserving the brand’s heritage and know-how. New machines equipped with the most advanced technologies will...

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