From farm to garment, the Authentico® trademark by Schneider Group represents an ethical, high-quality, traceable, transparent, and comprehensive wool supply chain. It wants to be known as the worldwide brand that empowers the fashion industry and end users to select new standards of superior quality, including responsibly sourced and fully traceable wool, in accordance with a meticulously planned strategy that authenticates, tracks, and trademarks the sourcing and production procedures along the entire supply chain. The global certified network of Schneider Group is the foundation of Authentico®.
Authentico® by Schneider Group will be at booth 55 at the Textile Exchange Conference, which takes place from October 28–31 at the Pasadena Convention Center in Pasadena, California, for the second year.
Discover the history of the Authentico® by Schneider Group brand at the conference, which will also provide a sneak peek at some of the initial Authentico® fabric collections created in collaboration with Marzotto Group.
Launched during the July edition of Milano Unica, the partnership with Marzotto aims to ensure a comprehensive, transparent, ethical, and high-quality supply chain for wool fabrics where quality and style are bolstered by responsible production and innovation of two consolidated groups that combine the expertise of the Schneider Group and its brand Authentico® with a longstanding tradition of savoir faire. The goal is to add value to value by guaranteeing traceability and ethics along the entire supply chain.
The result of Marzotto Group’s membership in Authentico® was the start of a journey that started at Milano Unica and continues at the Textile Exchange Conference for a number of the group’s wool mills, including Fratelli Tallia di Delfino, Guabello|1815, Marzotto Fabrics, Marlane, and the women’s divisions, Opera Piemontese and Estethia G. B. Conte.
Visit the Textile Exchange Conference 2024, booth 55, to see the fabrics from Guabello, Fratelli Tallia di Delfino, Marzotto Tessuti, Estethia GB Conte, Opera Piemontese, and Marlane, all created with wool from the Schneider Group’s Authentico®.
