Environmental protection is a top priority for Salvatore Ferragamo. In 2017, the group invested in projects to reduce consumption and obtain important environmental certification for its facilities, in order to minimise the environmental impacts of its operations.
Salvatore Ferragamo pursues a corporate social responsibility process, which began several years ago. Specific initiatives will be pursued over three years. The group believes in local community, synonymous with history and culture, and in the talent of young Italians, who are capable of resolving today’s problems and updating Italy’s creative legacy. It has sustained this legacy by financing, restorations of important works of art, like Neptune’s Fountain in Piazza della Signoria, Florence, and promoting, experimentation with sustainable materials, while remaining steadfast in its commitment to Made in Italy products.
Salvatore Ferragamo believes sustainability is a commitment to be included in development strategies and implemented in the long term. The group strives to make products that last longer, by investing in quality and thereby reducing waste. Italy-based Salvatore Ferragamo, and founded in 1927, is among the world’s leaders in the luxury industry. The group is active in shoes, leather goods, apparel, silk products and other accessories, along with women’s and men’s fragrances, eyewear and watches.
