Bresciani

Philosophy

Italian brand Bresciani produces socks for men and women.

It was founded in Castiglione delle Stiviere in 1970.

Its strength is providing products characterized by high quality, rich materials and yarns.

Leader in socks production and marketing, for her and him, Bresciani socks are entirely produced in Italy in the Spirano based industry, near Bergamo.

Gallo products are available in best shops and department stores all over the world and it has a huge distribution and partnership with worldwide fashion brands.

Research of natural threads as Egyptian cotton, wool, cashmere, hemp, silk and linen models are designed with basic, colourful and classic socks with unusual characters as Leonardo Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa and polka dots, stripes and graphic patterns.

Continuous quality controls and a highly skilled manufacturing are the basic elements of luxury socks designed by Bresciani brand.

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Boutiques Bresciani

Typology
Kingly
Kingly
Kingly is a historic classic clothing boutique for men located in Via del Corso a stone's throw away from Piazza del Popolo in the heart of  Rome.  A lounge of masculine elegance that for three generations has welcomed its customers with passion and competence for the choice of [...]
Gabucci
Gabucci
Gabucci is a men's clothing store in Stockholm. The family run store is characterized by wood furniture that perfectly reflects the classic style of the selected brands. The tailoring service allow to create handmade suits, adding value to the store.
Adam Et Rope' Tokyo
Adam Et Rope' Tokyo
Since 1990, ADAM ET ROPÉ offers clothing for men and women, in Tokyo.

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