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AB/SOUL at Yoox

AB/SOUL Princess at Yoox

| A modest size firm is founded towards the end of the Seventies producing jeans
clothing for Trieste and its province 'it's called Emanuel Jeans' less than twenty years
later it acquires international renown as its small enterprise becomes a solid reality of
Italian manufacturing. It's founder Alfio Baldassarri was the man who introduced the first
sewing machine into an old shed 'the first brick' to be used in making jeanswear intended
for distribution in this area of Italy. It was towards the end of the Seventies, the
golden era for the fabric of Genoese origin. Eighteen years have gone by and Emanuel Jeans
has certainly made a lot of headway. Its expansion began on the domestic market and soon
spread abroad. 'Today we sell our collection in 40 countries all over the world'. Now, in
Ostra Vetere, not far from Senigallia, there rises a modern ten thousand square meters
complex with smart wooden floors which apper to contrast with the trated iron doors and
the white walls on which hang panels according to the theme of the proposed collections.
The sewing machine become replaced by avant garde plants capable of speeding up work
processes and provide the flexibility which allows the firm to produce one million
garments a year and be able to re-assort all over Europe in few days. \r\nIn our present
location there are only thirty of us, a team made up of young people who design the
collections often drawing inspiration from what they see around the world and then come up
with the prototype of the products. We also avail ourselves of the collaboration of about
thirty outside workshops, making a total of about six hundred people working on the design
and execution of the creations signed Emanuel Jeans. Today in the de-localisation of
manufacturing abroad, these creations can still claim to be authentically 'Made in Italy'.
Everything is made domestically in the absolute observance of philosophy called total
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