Teresa Saibene

Ratti Società Benefit is confirmed for the 3rd year among ‘The most climate-conscious companies’ in the 2025 ranking by Statista and Corriere della Sera – Pianeta 2030, which rewards the companies most committed to reducing emissions and adopting low environmental impact practices.This important recognition demonstrates how sustainability and environmental protection are central pillars of our corporate strategy. Being a Benefit Company means integrating concern for people and the planet into every decision we make, acting responsibly to build a more sustainable future.With this spirit, we continue our path of growth towards a business model that combines innovation, sustainability and respect for the environment, to generate a positive impact for everyone.

Ratti collaborated with CouLture Migrante, an organization committed to fostering tailoring skills with a focus on inclusion in the Como area since 2018. Together with other companies in the sector, Ratti participated in a specialized training program aimed at preparing new seamstresses. The three-month training program featured 130 hours of technical lessons delivered by industry experts, designed to address the growing demand for highly specialized skills in the textile industry. Upon completion, Ratti will host an intern in its workshop for a six-month placement. “The Como textile sector has always been a hallmark of excellence, yet it faces an increasing shortage of skilled workers. Initiatives like this are essential for developing new professional talent.” – Sergio Tamborini This collaboration highlights how social inclusion and professional development can intersect, providing a

Ratti has been recognized as one of the most deserving entrepreneurial entities in the region, with particular praise for our commitment to innovation and sustainability. This award highlights our ongoing efforts in these areas, which have allowed us to stand out as a local excellence. The award was granted following a careful analysis of our financial statements. This important recognition was presented during the “Festa delle Imprese,” an event organized by La Provincia di Como in collaboration with Intesa Sanpaolo and Acinque, which celebrated the crucial role of businesses in promoting the economic, social, and sustainable development of the city of Como. A significant step forward in our commitment to the future of the community and the territory!

This year, Ratti will once again be among the sponsors of the 14th edition of TedxLakeComo, taking place on Saturday, November 9, and Sunday, November 10, at the enchanting International Congress Center of Villa Erba in Cernobbio. This year, TedxLakeComo will explore the theme “At the Edge of Chaos”, a fascinating and thought-provoking concept. The edge of chaos is a place of infinite possibilities, where disruption turns into innovation, and complexity opens new horizons. We live in an era where everything evolves unpredictably, pushing us to think beyond the conventional and to embrace complexity with an open mind, flexibility, courage, and creativity. Staying outside this dynamic space means risking losing touch with a changing world, being excluded from the processes shaping the future, new relationships, and emerging forms. It is

Ratti renews its commitment to supporting employees’ children by providing guidance and a positive outlook on the future of the Textile and Apparel sector. Through the “Ratti & the Future” scholarship program, now in its third year, the company supports the most deserving students, fostering talent and multidisciplinary education. For over 75 years, Ratti has combined tradition and innovation, contributing to the growth of the textile district and investing in the creation of an ever-evolving system. Last Monday, President Doni Ratti awarded the “Ratti & the Future” Scholarship to nine outstanding students, children of employees, strengthening the company’s connection to the community and promoting the value of merit and education.

A new chapter for Ratti, which had the honor of sharing its story at the event “Italian Threads: Conversations on Fashion,” organized by the Italian Embassy in the United Kingdom in collaboration with TPF-ThePlatform. It was a unique opportunity to explore the behind-the-scenes of Italian fashion, an example of soft power and global economic growth.Sergio Tamborini, CEO of Ratti, emphasized the importance of the role a textile partner plays in the creative process of fashion houses: “Being a partner of fashion houses means fully participating in the creative process, channeling a company’s values into the identity of a brand.” In an era that rewards transparency, innovation, and sustainability, Ratti continues to invest in art, craftsmanship, and industry, keeping tradition alive without giving up innovation.With a performance dedicated to traditional technical

Italia Innovation, is an organisation that invites students and scholars from all over the world to Italy to explore economics, international relations and local politics in an innovative way. The Italia Innovation programme, known for its unique vision of Made in Italy, focuses on manufacturing, business, political leadership and local development. During the intensive three-week course, participants worked on case studies presented by leading Italian institutions and brands, including Ratti. Before visiting Ratti, the students and scholars received a detailed brief from members of the company’s Innovation Board. Afterwards, they worked intensively to develop innovative proposals to address the specific challenges presented by Ratti. During their visit to Ratti, the participants presented their projects, highlighting a wide range of creative solutions. Their presentations showed how they managed to combine the

In 2024, Ratti renews its collaboration with the Accademia Costume & Moda in Rome for the ‘Master Fabrics Innovation Design’. This prestigious industry project involved 14 international students, who were asked to work on a brief from Ratti’s style office, with a central theme of exploring animal motifs. The students had to create a collection of innovative prints, combining classic animal motifs with contemporary designs, looking for a new interpretation that maintained elegance and sophistication. The research process encompasses historical and anthropological analysis, conceptual investigation and experimentation with techniques on different textile bases, with a strong emphasis on the principles of sustainability, especially considering the theme of nature-inspired design. Guided by Daphne Karras, the students visited Ratti’s headquarters in Guanzate, explored the production departments and understood the complex stages of

The new Herno Relife project, is a collaboration between Ratti and Herno and is based on the shared values of craftsmanship, uniqueness, circularity and heritage. Together we breathed new life into 18 iconic patterns from Herno’s past collections, revisiting them through one of our most valuable and distinctive techniques: textile printing with planche. Each planche helped create “placed” prints that ensure the exact repetition of the design on each garment, while maintaining the individuality of each piece due to the manual nature of the process. Ten designs were selected from our archive of more than 5,000 planches. 250 exclusive pieces were relabeled from the men’s and women’s lines, which will be available in Herno monobrand stores in Milan, Paris and Tokyo During the week of March 22-31, communication of the