The natural choice for prestigious fashion brands
In addition to offering partner brands its creative and technological expertise, Ratti also shares its market knowledge and consolidated sales network for the worldwide distribution of the brand.
Licensed Brands
Many global fashion brands have chosen Ratti for the licensed production and distribution of their women's and men's soft accessories.
Ratti-ELIE SAAB:
a partnership based on heritage and sophistication
With a decade-long tradition in the art of printing, Ratti has contributed to creating and cultivating a mutual relationship with ELIE SAAB. Ratti was able to translate the refined elegance of the ELIE SAAB style into a rich and elegant collection of foulards, stoles, shawls and turbans, designed as a “natural” accessory for the label’s clothing collections.
Exclusive finishes, unique attention to details and the combination of sophisticated high quality materials, from inserts in lace and leather to the most refined jacquard techniques, make each textile accessory a real must-have.
Exclusive finishes, unique attention to details and the combination of sophisticated high quality materials, from inserts in lace and leather to the most refined jacquard techniques, make each textile accessory a real must-have.
ELIE SAAB
Ratti-Givenchy:
double creativity
The collaboration between Givenchy and Ratti was born from a modern and strong vision of the textile accessory, to translate the aesthetic and iconic symbols of the French fashion house into exclusive prints.
An overall view that fosters the birth of textile accessory made at the same time of sophistication and determination to celebrate the elegance through a bold iconic revolution, whose value and conveyed message are as important as the richness of the fabrics.
An overall view that fosters the birth of textile accessory made at the same time of sophistication and determination to celebrate the elegance through a bold iconic revolution, whose value and conveyed message are as important as the richness of the fabrics.
Givenchy
Ratti – Leonard Paris:
for a creative flourish
The partnership that links Ratti and the French fashion house is based from the beginning on the great professionalism of the two protagonists: a blend of experiences representing the fertile ground that gives life to an inspiration which has flourished over the years, producing high quality textile accessories of rare beauty.
In Leonard Paris accessories the colours mix and blend seamlessly and harmoniously, creating genuine blooming gardens made up of precious silks, organza and jacquards, in which creativity and the search for pure beauty become the source of new and never before experienced visual and tactile sensations.
In Leonard Paris accessories the colours mix and blend seamlessly and harmoniously, creating genuine blooming gardens made up of precious silks, organza and jacquards, in which creativity and the search for pure beauty become the source of new and never before experienced visual and tactile sensations.
Leonard Paris
Ratti-Ungaro:
the masculine side of creativity
Monsieur Ungaro first met Cavalier Ratti during the 1980s, immediately forming a strong partnership that continues today. A relationship that initially focused on high fashion fabrics, to later continue with a collection of textile accessories including foulards, shawls and scarves.
Bright, contrasting printed colours, together with a sinuous mix of fancy patterns and rich fabrics, characterise, from the very first collections, the union between the French fashion house and the Italian Group.
A journey that sets off from Avenue Montaigne in Paris and lands on the shores of Lake Como, to continue around the world, offering that touch of French femininity and Italian creativity to all those who still know how to recognise beauty in the folds of a fabric.
Bright, contrasting printed colours, together with a sinuous mix of fancy patterns and rich fabrics, characterise, from the very first collections, the union between the French fashion house and the Italian Group.
A journey that sets off from Avenue Montaigne in Paris and lands on the shores of Lake Como, to continue around the world, offering that touch of French femininity and Italian creativity to all those who still know how to recognise beauty in the folds of a fabric.
Ungaro