Teresa Saibene

We are proud to have been included, for the sixth consecutive year, among the Italian companies recognized for their commitment to ESG criteria — Environmental, Social, and Governance. This recognition comes as part of the ranking of the most transparent Italian companies and those most committed to sustainable reporting, compiled by Statista in collaboration with Il Sole 24 Ore. The selection highlights companies that demonstrate consistency, transparency, and tangible progress in their journey toward sustainable development through the publication of sustainability reports and financial documentation. Being included in this list represents an important achievement for us and, at the same time, a confirmation of the path we have pursued over the years. This recognition further strengthens our daily commitment to responsible growth, with a focus on people, the environment, and

On the occasion of Proposte, the international event dedicated to furnishing textiles taking place from 5 to 7 May at Villa Erba (Cernobbio), Ratti launches CASA RATTI: a scenographic installation conceived in collaboration with the Brazilian architecture studio Arthur Casas as an immersive experience where materiality and design vision come together. CASA RATTI is a convivial, sensory space designed to welcome clients and professionals and to present the new upholstery fabric collections within a tangible, lived-in dimension. Its inspiration comes from the landscape of Lake Como: shades of blue, textured surfaces and carefully balanced light create an essential and harmonious language, in dialogue with the local environment. A replicable and adaptable concept that translates product into experience, enhancing its design potential. Crossing the threshold of CASA RATTI, visitors enter an

On April 29, the Board of Directors of Ratti S.p.A. Società Benefit appointed Rossella Ceruti as the company’s new Chief Executive Officer, granting her the related executive powers and appointing her as a member of the Executive Committee. A manager with more than twenty-five years of experience in the luxury and fashion industry, Rossella Ceruti has built her professional career in international industrial and creative environments, developing strong expertise in operations and industrial management, as well as in strategy and business development. Throughout her career, she served as Chief Operating Officer of Pomellato, overseeing the global operations of the Pomellato and DoDo brands and contributing to the strengthening of the industrial organization and the evolution of operational processes supporting the brands’ international growth. She also served as Chief Executive Officer

Carnet, one of Italy’s most historic textile companies, celebrates its legacy of innovation and craftsmanship in the video “Carnet – A Story About Forerunners.”Since 1865, beginning with Donato Levi and the Fabbriche Riunite, through Giuseppe Rivetti and Antonio Ratti, and culminating in the creation of the Carnet brand, the film tells the stories of four pioneers who forged new paths in textiles, combining talent, creativity, and a passion for tailoring. Directed by Daniele Filippo Rossi and produced by NT Next – Evolving Communication, the video honors the tradition of made-to-measure craftsmanship and Carnet’s vision for the future of both men’s and women’s fashion. At the 2025 MADE Film Festival in Bergamo, it received a special jury mention, recognizing its ability to move audiences while telling the story of a unique

For the Autumn/Winter 2026 season, Sealup and Ratti— two protagonists of Italian excellence—announce a collaboration that brings together material research, responsible innovation, and manufacturing savoir-faire. From the meeting of the two brands comes a dedicated capsule collection that explores the technical and aesthetic applications of Phoria wadding—a circular project developed by Ratti—in Sealup’s contemporary high-end outerwear. Phoria is an innovative insulation made from the recovery of printed silk waste generated during Ratti’s production processes. Through a transformation process, the material is converted into a lightweight, warm, and highly high-performance wadding, capable of combining comfort, technical quality, and elegance. Sealup has chosen to use Phoria in a selection of outerwear pieces as an expression of a concrete approach to sustainability, based on conscious material choices and collaboration with industrial partners of

In December 2025, Ratti awarded seven scholarships to the children of permanent employees with at least 12 months of seniority who were actively employed at the time of the award. This long-standing initiative targets students enrolled in upper secondary education programs aligned with the Company’s technical and professional fields, including Fashion and Textile Industry, Mechanical and Mechatronics, Electronics and Electrical Engineering, Computer Science and Telecommunications, Chemistry and Biotechnology, and Construction, Environment and Territory. Scholarships are awarded based on academic performance, with the aim of recognizing students’ dedication, consistency, and achievements. Through this initiative, the Company demonstrates its tangible support for families and expresses confidence in the next generation, fostering their personal growth and educational development. Investing in education means investing in people—their skills, shared values, and the wider company community.

Ratti continues its growth path with a strategic project dedicated to strengthening its weaving operations, with the goal of reinforcing internal production capacity and enhancing Italian craftsmanship. The plan includes the installation of four new looms, bringing the total to 43 operating machines over an area of 1,675 m². Thanks to this initiative, part of the production that is currently outsourced will be brought back in-house, ensuring greater control over processing and even higher quality standards. At the same time, Ratti has launched a technological modernization program to make the entire production cycle more efficient, sustainable, and high-performing. Among the most significant upgrades is the introduction of a new steamer, which will replace one of the three currently in use. The new system improves energy efficiency and optimizes production processes,

We had the privilege of supporting Selvatico Ancestrale, the new production by Opera Liquida, the theatre company founded by Ivana Trettel 18 years ago, staged on October 24 and 25 in the theatre of the Opera Prison before a mixed audience that also included incarcerated individuals. The company develops projects in collaboration with correctional institutions, involving people in detention in creative activities such as acting, set design, costume making, and theatre production, promoting inclusion, training, and social reintegration. For us at Ratti S.p.A. Società Benefit, it was an honour to contribute with our fabrics and prints, which framed the photographs by Giuditta Pellegrini and gave shape to the costumes designed by Salvatore Vignola and created by the inmates of the theatre workshop. A small gesture that became a symbol of

Ratti took part for the first time in the Saudi Lifestyle Week, the first international event that brought together the Fashion, Sportswear, and Design sectors in a single fair dedicated to the future of lifestyle. The event served as a strategic meeting point in Saudi Arabia — a dynamic, rapidly expanding market full of opportunities for Made in Italy excellence. The company participated with Ratti Arredamento/Accessories and Carnet, seizing a unique opportunity to showcase Italian quality and style to an international audience and to establish new connections and strategic partnerships in the world of lifestyle and design.

We are proud to have participated as a sponsor in the 2025 edition of Stile Sartoriale, a symbolic event of Italian sartorial excellence, organised to celebrate the 450th anniversary of the Accademia Nazionale dei Sartori, the oldest sartorial institution in Europe. Held in Rome on 27 and 28 June, between the evocative Sala della Protomoteca in the Campidoglio and the famous Via Veneto, Stile Sartoriale confirmed itself as an initiative that combines craftsmanship, creativity, valorisation of the territory and training, in a dialogue between tradition and the future. Carnet also supplied almost all the women’s fabrics used for the “Eterna Eleganza” fashion show, bringing its know-how to the service of the Academy’s master tailors, the finalists of the Forbici d’Oro competition and the students of the Academy’s three-year sewing school.