2nd Venice Sustainable Fashion Forum

We are pleased to sponsor the event along with other leading companies committed to supporting a change toward a more sustainable fashion.

Introducing Clerici Tessuto’s 2022 Sustainability Report

The report provides an in-depth look at our sustainability initiatives, highlighting our achievements and the areas where we aim to improve.

Clerici Tessuto joins Retex.Green

An important new step toward circular economy and end-of-life management of textile products.

Clerici Tessuto presents the first Sustainability Report

The report describes the Group's activities through the results achieved in 2021, illustrating the commitment to environmental and social sustainability.

1st Venice Sustainable Fashion Forum

We are pleased to sponsor the event along with other leading companies committed to supporting a change toward a more sustainable fashion.

Sustainable Fashion: Parley for the Oceans x Dior Beachwear Capsule

We are proud to have contributed with our fabrics to Dior first beachwear capsule designed by Kim Jones in collaboration with Parley for the Oceans.
Champs---©S.Randé---Celc - European Flax

Clerici Tessuto’s journey towards sustainability

Clerici Tessuto presents its first sustainability report with the objectives achieved so far and the commitments made for the coming years.
GRS-certified recycled polyester fabric - Gilberto Calzolari X Volvo Studio Milano

Sustainable fashion: Gilberto Calzolari X Volvo Studio Milano

Our GRS-certified recycled polyester crepe de chine was chosen for the capsule collection created by Gilberto Calzolari exclusively for Volvo.
European Flax® Certification - CELC

European Flax® Certification

Clerici Tessuto has obtained the European Flax® Certification which guarantees that the flax fibre comes from European cultivations.
Clerici Tessuto sustainable fabric

Sustainable fashion: Clerici Tessuto collaborates with Parley for the Oceans

Clerici Tessuto and Parley for the Oceans join forces to create new eco-innovative luxury fabrics made from intercepted and upcycled marine plastic debris.